🐧 Assembly with Linux (Notes, Syscalls, Protection Rings) 🐧
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🐧 Assembly with Linux (Notes, Syscalls, Protection Rings) 🐧
GO sandbox to run untrusted code
This repository contains programs done as a part of KTU S4 Operating Systems Lab
Modifying CFS Scheduler based on soft real time requirements
The implementation of systems calls, lock, Virtual Memory and other file system implementation on OS161
Implemented a complete working Linux shell that supports most shell functionalities including semicolon-separated commands, redirection, piping, history, and other basic Linux commands.Foreground and Background processes can also be executed. Commands like echo, ls, repeat, pwd, cd, fg, bg, exit, sig, jobs, pinfo, history were implemented.
A shell that supports to run other programs, change directories, set and export variables, redirect input and output, and pipe programs.
Implemented peer-to-peer multimedia file-sharing network using TCP. Each client can share and downloads multimedia through the custom torrent file from multiple peers via the central tracker. It also supports multithreaded client/server and tracker.
Simple implementation of an OS for the BeagleBoard C4 with ARMv7 A8 processor.
Practical assignment for the Operations Systems curricular unit at FEUP
Kernel Module to translate given virtual address with process id to physicall address
Implementing the C standard library printf() function and producing its kind, _printf().
Labs on Unix SVR4 System Calls and Libraries NSU course. For Solaris 10
Build a system call for linux kernel 5.0, assignment of os course
Learn about Bootloader, toolchains, Linux system calls & implement user space application on BeagleBone-Black
Operating System Project: Implementing scheduling algorithms and some system calls for XV6 OS
Xv6 with a user defined System Call "getyear" and a User defined function "first_program"
A Shell from Scratch
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