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Linice - Linux kernel debugger
Linux source-level kernel debugger
Linice is a source-level kernel debugger for x86 systems with the look and feel of SoftIce for MS Windows. Break into a running kernel, use breakpoints, single step on modules, kernel, or user programs. Outputs to VGA, MDA, X Window, serial terminal. ------------ Yes, this is ancient and don't expect it to work any more. -
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The Linux abi is a patch to the linux kernel that allows a linux system to run foreign binaries. For further details please see the project homepage.
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This linux kernel patch / user code combination allows supporting full access control lists (ACLs) for the Linux kernel.
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Linux Bash Made Simple
Based on Python 3
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A Linux 2.6 kernel module for the Datagram Control and Congestion Protocol (DCCP). DCCP intends to provide a datagram service with TCP-like or TCP-friendly rate control.
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DefconfigManager is too to generate consistent Linux Kernel defconfig for different architectures and machines. It is based Kconfiglib, Python library to parse Kconfig's and defconfigs.
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Linux InfiniBand Device Driver for IBM Host Channel Adapter for eServer and eHEA ethernet device driver for IBM eServer System p
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Goal of Linux Doors (ldoor) project is to implement Solaris doors API under Linux. Doors are fast intra-machine RPC interface. Implementation consists of kernel part (written as device driver) and user-level library emulating Solaris calls. One importa
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This project contains the source code for the implementation of an Earliest Deadline First Scheduler for Linux.
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Enhanced version of the standard Linux loopback device that makes the loopback device act more like a hard drive and allows for mounting partitions within a drive image via new loopback device names (/dev/loopa, /dev/loopa1, /dev/loopa2, etc.).
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The Entitlement Based Scheduler (EBS) is a modification of the Linux O(1) CPU scheduler that introduces entitlement based scheduling for SCHED_NORMAL tasks.
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Linux From Source Code. It's used truly "cross-compiling" (without chroot) then "native-compiling" methods for making Beigesoft™ Linux From Source Code multi-arch (64/32bit) since version 1.5.
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Full support for HFS Plus filesystems in a kernel level module designed for Linux (target version: 2.4.x)
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The Linux Intrusion Detection System is a patch which enhances the kernel's security. When it's in effect, many system administration operations can be made impossible even for root. You can turn the security protection on or off online and you can hide
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A patch and kernel module for Linux 2.6 kernels to allow you to replace the circa-1970s PC speaker console beep with a userspace action of your choice.
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Functional and design specifications documents for Linux 2.4 kernel subsystems, services and the modules. This is a collaborative work by engineers in industry and in the open source community, with open peer review.
