tool to generate multiple filesystem and flash images from a tree
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Crossmeta FUSE Windows Port
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Fast Read-Only General-purpose File System (ESP-IDF and ESP8266_RTOS_SDK compatible)
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Working on building a beadm for DragonFly BSD's HAMMER2 in C
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Porting the HFS+ filesystem from XNU to FreeBSD 14
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My code for Pomona College's Operating Systems course taken spring 2017 (http://www.cs.pomona.edu/classes/cs134/)
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Port the UFS component of Example file systems from osxfuse
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Ft_ls duplicates functionality (but not fully) of the original ls-program. Passed ✅ and final version on GitHub🔒
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Ampliación de Sistemas Operativos y Redes
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Repositorio del primer trabajo práctico de Sistemas Operativos y Redes 2.
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Operating Systems
c linux synchronization tar locks processes drivers pipes filesystems operating-systems mutexes ucm semaphores
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Collection of homework (programs) on the course "Operating Systems". All assignments are completed and presented in one project.
python c bash unix virtual-machine cybersecurity filesystems itmo operating-systems information-security netfilter pam-module itmo-university malloc-free linpack iosched forkbomb membomb
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Debian packaging for genimage, a tool to generate multiple filesystem and flash images from a tree
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Benchmarks testing the degredation of file system performance due to usage and fullness.
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Lab exercises of Operating Systems Laboratory 2024-2025
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