Open Source Linux Operating System Kernels - Page 46

Smack is the the Simplified Mandatory Access Control Kernel. Smack is a kernel based implementation of mandatory access control that includes simplicity in its primary design goals.

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.

This is an SD card image with RVM, Ruby, and SiriProxy pre-installed. Release notices: https://sourceforge.net/p/siriproxyrpi/news/ Instructions: https://sourceforge.net/p/siriproxyrpi/wiki/Home/

An automated packaging tool for Slackware Linux with automatic downloading of packages

This project will provide updated Slackware package management tools adding extra functionality such as dependency/conflict check and priority, though not losing any compatibility.

I have developed and tested a small 32-bits Kernel running on i386. I want to share it to this developers community. The kernel is developed in Assebly Language and it have bootloader, multitask, etc, etc...

A multicast-based loadbalancing framework for linux.

This project includes both hardware- and software design for a new innovative Home Thermostat. It is based on NXP ARM-M series microcontroller and offers a large touch screen. All software and interfaces are open allowing other users to add custom hardware, such as sensors and actuators for home automation. Also, a network connection is provided (WIFI optional) to allow mobile apps to communicate with the home thermostat to set and read values and/or control the home automation system.

A security intensive kernel written in Ada.

SmuglyOS (Small and Ugly Operating System) is a simple os written in assembly that boots off a floppy.

Implementation of snapshots into VFS layer in Linux kernel

Diffdev (DIFFerential block DEVice) provides a transaction capable block device, being able to get back your old datas in case of data loss. Intended for human errors recovering, its use is transparent to filesystems and may be implemented easily

SLLB is a linux implementation of a software load balancing written in C on GNU/Linux. Problems: - ethernet hardware device compatibilities - deep kernel network programming

This is the fifth or sixth generation of this idea, the big difference being that we have written some bootloader code and have started mapping out the kernel layout and structure. We have decided upon a core programming language for the kernel, and the core language for almost everything else. With a focus on isolating the MAJOR kernel features from the system itself, in what until now has remained research only instances, we hope to create a fully functioning exokerne. All code at this time will be available only via a git repository.

SonicOSX is a revolutionary Operating System. Defining boundaries never thought breakable, SonicOSX will provide native support for all Operating System Programs available. With Built-in Security features, it is unlike many popular OS's today.

(Yet another) lean Linux distribution with a BSD-like ports conception.

Squeak is an open, highly-portable Smalltalk-80 implementation, it runs on almost every operating system, and in bare hardware. What we gonna do with SqueakNOS is getting rid of the OS under Squeak, and we'll implement all the functionality in Smalltalk

Static Domain Partitioning is the ability to run multiple Linix kernels on different parts of a multi-processor, sharted memory system. Each kernel runs as an independent system. The "static" partition boundary does not change while the linux kerne

SteamXL is based on Ubuntu 18.04 with Gnome Desktop, and a large number of tweaks with a custom SteamOS desktop session.

Streamline is a pipelined I/O subsystem for both kernel and application processing on Linux, with 40+ filters for pattern matching, stream reassembly, compression, etc. It exports the pipes, sockets, and pcap interfaces and uses shared memory to reduce I

Submount is a new attempt to solve the removable media problem for Linux. Its purpose is to automatically mount and unmount cd, floppy, and other removable media drives while remaining entirely invisible to the user.

Sugatha is a Real Time (multi-tasking) Operating System to be used in embedded devices.

Sujix is a Linux distribution based on MX Linux, aimed at stability and made for gamers, graphic designers and content creators.

Note: the project is basically dead, as I started rewriting it but I don't have much free time to work on it. It's basically a micro-kernel, but on top of that, instead of having multiple servers running as standalone processes, it has a modular kernel, so that each server is a module of this kernel. The micro-kernel contains only the scheduler, memory management and drivers for high-speed devices (like gigabit ethernet NICs or video cards).

Supermount is a pseudo-filesystem which manages filesystems on removable media like floppy disks and CD-ROMs. It frees you from need to manually mount and unmount media.