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SerpaeOS is a free, open-sourced x86 OS. It aims to provide a good resource for OSDevers to observe how certain features are implemented. The latest version is 23.2.1 Have a tip? Found a bug? Have a comment? Want to help? Contact us at serpaeos.devers@gmail.com Buy me a coffee! :) https://bmc.link/serpaeosdeL System Requirments: *4 GB Memory *4GB minimum PATA Hard Disk connected to the master slot on the primary IDE controller. *x86 processor

This driver allows to share one GPIO line for user IO with a key and a buzzer. The buzzer is operated with software PWM. As long there is no output the line is used to detect keypress events via IRQ.

Hydrogen/Core51 is a Keil C51 None-Preemptive OS. CORE written by Pure C (well..almost Pure, has 10 lines inline ASM). CORE minimal resource **Size about 2.3~5K ROM, 20+ Byte RAM. it is depends modules your chosen. **CORE also TAKE TIMER0 to tick for real-timing, and need xdata for HEAP CORE Support **dynamic Create/Terminate Thread(TASK) **Synchronize Object (Event / Semaphore / Critical Section), Thread(TASK) Naturally GIVES UP CPU by WaitFor these Synchronize...

This kernel is for x86_64 only. If you want to reconfigure it for x86, feel free to, but I'm not going to as I only have x86_64 hardware. This will never leave BETA status as it's usually total chaos about how releases are handled, features may appear and disappear faster than you can blink. The only thing I can promise about the kernels I upload is that if I upload it, it built, installed, and booted on my personal system without a problem. I use LUKS and LVM for everything but /boot,...

This is a java implement FUSE binding (FileSystem in User Space), again, this can be used as remote file system by io package in this project.

IO-MAX (IO Marking And eXamination) is a linux-kernel module for analyzing file I/O. IO-MAX analyzes I/O pattern in linux VFS layer. Therefore, user can examine read counts, read time, write counts and write time of designated processes.

Focus of this project is the development of an microcontroller/FPGA evaluation board. Basic characteristics as given below: - Philips LPC 22xx controller - additional FPGA, Xilinx Spartan - SD-Card interface for booting - additional IO-interfaces