🔍 Trace syscalls from user-space functions, by using eBPF
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🔍 Trace syscalls from user-space functions, by using eBPF
Codes pertaining to OS Lab for Course CO254 - Operating Systems Lab
userland exec for Linux x86_64
Implementation of PCI drivers, kprobe, sysfs, devfs, sensor driver, miscdevices, synchronization
A C-Powered Cosmic Command-Line Interface for Linux
linux programming book examples
classroom exercises for 'Operating Systems' course
SJTU-CS356-Projects
Basic operating system concepts in c language.
Repository for the CSDS 338 (Intro to Operating Systems) Lab for Case Western Reserve University designed by me :)
Operating System Projects
A simple UNIX command interpreter making as a final project of the low-level programming and algorithm quarter at ALX school of software engineering by Ella and Alexxy
Implementation of some Linux commands using system callls
💾 Low level programming projects repository. Done at @ALXAfrica-Holberton School
Linux terminal clone. Supports 5 internal commands: cd, history, echo, exit, pwd, and 5 external commands: ls, cat, date, rm, mkdir
OS Lab Programs S4 KTU
Extended xv6 operating system with new console shortcuts and command history, new system calls, BJF and RR and LCFS scheduling, new synchronization methods like priority lock, shared memory
A Windows driver that overrides the SSDT to hook NT system calls
XV6 is a simple Operating system created by MIT. In this project, we decided to create some syscalls and make a change in the Scheduling policy. We add Round-Robin Policy with different Quantum, Priority Policy, and multilevel queue.
Repository for the S4 Operating System Lab (2019 Scheme) at Kerala Technological University (KTU), featuring practical experiments on OS concepts like process management, memory management, file systems, and more.
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