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Gnome-Kernel-Manager is a gui for managing the kernel modules, .... Only Linux kernel is supported for now.
Created over 2 years ago.

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this is v4l2 loopback device which output is it's own input. this is useful for feeding different v4l2 applications with video from non v4l2 sources, for example one can feed Skype with video ... [More] enhanced by gstreamer effects; or use input device which does not have v4l2 compliant driver. code is based on avld driver, but in fact it is a complete rewrite and final version unlikely will share common code. [Less]
Created 10 months ago.

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Gnome Linux Kernel Monitor is a project that aims to provide an environment (graphical or command-line) to monitor processes into the Linux kernel.
Created 8 months ago.

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What is it?A port of the Compaq Concerto pen input driver to modern Linux kernels. How does it work?Check out the Status page to see the progress. Please download the source and try it for yourself! ... [More] CreditsBased on the work of Joe Pfeiffer (http://www.cs.nmsu.edu/~pfeiffer/index_old.html#linux). [Less]
Created 12 months ago.

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As we know linux kernel is written in C language. All the modules run in kernel mode are all written in C. This project is to seek a way of using C++ language in Linux kernel module development.
Created 4 months ago.

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A Linux kernel module to see how the virtual file system and particularly how ext3 works.
Created 12 months ago.

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Linux Internet Security System (LISS). This project is a Kernel Module that allows you to load Security Modules in it. This allows other people to write special modules with C that are loaded in the ... [More] Kernel without knowing to much of the Linux Kernel. As they have been coded with the Special API that allows them to simply hook into my Kernel Module that handles stuff like when somebody accesses a filesystem or a Socket. Next from that a Module has a special GUI part. The client app (a user that is in the Group for Security) can get these Kernel Signals and paint a GUI and configure it from there.. Allowing easy access to different GUIs. The Responses I got till now: aren't you reinventing SElinux ? Well NO, as I will not implement ANY module by default. Every Security Module has to be installed with it. Therefor there will not be MAC by default (however I think I do not 100% get/know SELinux) Its a counter ofter to any exploitation framework and with a bit of luck it will finally make linux just as solid as Free BSD. - Robin [Less]
Created about 1 month ago.

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Maybe you can find something here (in italian). We apologize for the italian comments in the code.
Created 12 months ago.

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AoE target driver for the linux kernel. This is a fork of the previously dead aoeserver.
Created 12 months ago.

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use netfilter framework in linux kernel to intercept some package.
Created about 1 month ago.