RSS 295 projects tagged "Linux"

Download Website Updated 23 Dec 2011 lustre

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Vit 15.88

Lustre is a novel storage and filesystem architecture and implementation suitable for very large clusters. It is a next-generation cluster filesystem that is currently running on clusters that have tens of thousands of nodes, petabytes of storage, and move hundreds of GB/sec.

Download Website Updated 10 Jun 2003 stmpclean

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Pop 34.99
Vit 1.43

The stmpclean utility removes old files (and old empty directories) from the specified directory. It is meant to be used to clean directories such as "/tmp" where old files tend to accumulate. stmpclean never removes files or directories owned by root, which is a feature, not a bug. Great care is taken while descending into the directory, and the operation is secure. Anything that's not a directory, regular file, or symbolic link is also left alone (because programs like screen(1) create sockets and FIFOs under /tmp and expect them to be long-lived). Unlike other programs that do the same task, stmpclean never forks and consumes limited amount of memory. If stmpclean determines a race condition it will log the situation and exit with a failure.

Download Website Updated 21 Aug 2004 Iometer

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Pop 84.26
Vit 2.16

Iometer is an I/O subsystem measurement and characterization tool for single and clustered systems.

Download Website Updated 22 Apr 2004 devlabel

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Pop 76.90
Vit 4.36

Devlabel is a program which dynamically creates symbolic links to disk/partition names. It uses the disk's and/or partition's unique identifiers to keep the symlink pointed to the correct location even if the underlying partition's name has changed. So, regardless of whether /dev/sdb6 becomes /dev/sdc6, devlabel figures this all out and points the symlink to the correct data.

Download Website Updated 02 May 2003 prtpacker

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Pop 20.59
Vit 1.00

prtpacker (Portable Resource Tree Packer, pronounced PIRT-Packer) is a tool for creating C or C++ source code from external program resources such as images, text, or data. These resources can be arranged in a tree structure much like a typical file system. After compiling and linking the resulting source code you can access the resource tree from within your software through a simple API. Be aware that all resources stay in memory and cannot be easily deallocated.

Download Website Updated 23 Apr 2010 dbtoy

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Pop 83.16
Vit 3.34

DBToy is a FUSE-based filesystem for Linux that lets you browse the contents of a relational database through a set of directories and XML files. Additional formats can be obtained through XSL stylesheets.

Download Website Updated 30 Sep 2004 Yed

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Pop 40.47
Vit 2.85

Yed is a C software library made of modules (objects) that can be instantiated according to the main paradigms of Object Oriented Programming: encapsulation and data hiding. The library contains objects that handle XML files and buffers, FTP connections, filesystem operations, and more.

Download Website Updated 19 May 2003 F-Watch

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Pop 30.17
Vit 1.00

F-Watch is a kernel module that reports changes on files to /dev/fwatch. It hooks into the sys_calls and does not require a kernel patch. To activate watching for certain events, users need to run ioctl to register the wanted events; examples are in the src dir. Ioctl can be used during runtime to individually change the required events.

Download Website Updated 20 May 2003 PartGUI

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Pop 41.46
Vit 1.00

PartGUI is a Qt graphical user interface for partition tools such as Parted. It aims to provide a Linux clone for PartitionMagic.

Download Website Updated 20 May 2003 AthFS

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Pop 39.57
Vit 1.00

AthFS is a Linux kernel module for supporting AFS, the filesystem used by AtheOS and the Syllable operating system.

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Valentina Database

An object-relational database system.

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PhenoTips

A tool for collecting and analyzing phenotypic information for patients with genetic disorders.