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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.
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This project involves adding code to the Linux kernel to implement crash dumps for performing post-failure analysis of a kernel crash.
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Linux Kernel Immune System (KIS). KIS is a immune-inspired Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) developed as part of the Linux kernel. It's a hybrid of anomaly and signature based approaches.
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The kernel janitor project maintains a list of problem areas in the Linux kernel along with suggested ways of cleaning/fixing them. Please see http://www.kerneljanitors.org/ for current information.
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This project aims to provide a quick way for modularizing Linux kernel functions even if they aren't within a module! It can be used for developing and testing kernel functionalities without needing a reboot.
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Development of Linux kernel extensions which enable intrusion detection and prevention functionalities based on NSA's SELinux (http://www.nsa.gov/selinux/).
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Linux Kernel for server 5.4.140-sigmade
Lite version Linux Kernel for server
Lite version Linux Kernel for server Disabled: - Wi-Fi - Bluetooth - Industrial drivers - Sound drivers and others multimedia dirvers Only Ext4 filesystem INSTALL #!/bin/bash cd /usr/src wget https://sourceforge.net/projects/kernel-5-4-140-sigmade/files/linux-kernel-5.4.140-sigmade.tar/download -O kernel.tar tar -xvf kernel.tar dpkg -i headers.deb image.deb libc-dev.deb rm kernel.tar -
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The Memory Hotadd project aims to enhance the Linux memory management subsystem to allow integrating physical memory added to a running system. It is intended to be used on Non-NUMA Intel IA-32 based systems with memory hot-plug capability.
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To provide a secondary tree to test and merge patches for Linux on the MIPS platform. This tree will span any device that uses MIPS from PDAs to high end SGI servers.
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Linux kernel porting for NEC Mobile Gear II MCR7x0(MCR700 and MCR730 in JAPAN) and NEC MobilePro 8x0(800 and 880 in USA).
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Linux support for PCMCIA and CardBus devices, including kernel services, client drivers, and user-level utilities. The kernel components are deprecated for 2.4 and later kernels. The user-level tools are deprecated for 2.6.13 and later kernels.
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Linux Packet Tracer
Simulating an IP packet traversing the Linux kernel.
lpt simulates an IP packet traversing the Linux kernel and prints out what happens as it progresses through the security features of the kernel and quickly determine wether or not the packet will pass. -
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The idea is to get all pegasus and pegasus II based usb-ethernet devices to work under linux. That simple. :)
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Linux kernel driver for low-level performance-monitoring counters, and support for virtualised (per-process) counters. User-space glue for use in applications, and by higher-level tools and libraries.