Software Map

The Bigletom RTBT floppy diskette is a Tom's RTBT single floppy Linux
distribution, slightly modified to add support for Braille displays
using the brltty package.

iPXE is a network boot firmware. It provides a full PXE implementation enhanced with additional features such as the ability to boot from a Web server using HTTP, and the ability to boot from a SAN using iSCSI, AoE, SRP, or FCoE. It supports a wide variety of network devices, including wireless and Infiniband networks. iPXE is an effective replacement for gPXE.

The Brain-Damaged Script Processor is the only
thing beside its config file, /dev/console, and
actual modules that is needed with an initrd image
to boot Linux with ext2.o and ide.o/scsi.o in
module. It is a special script processor for
initrd with modular kernels.

FrazierWall Linux is a single floppy distribution Linux firewall that is based on the Linux Router Project. It is designed for use with ethernet base internet connections (such as cable modems or xDSL lines). It allows you to share such a connection with several other computers on a LAN. It is easy to setup and maintain, and is available in a Linux configurable software version.

The PXE daemon allows network managers to boot PXE-enabled machines over the network. It was implemented from the specification on Intel's WfM site.

Enforcer is a Linux security module designed to help
improve integrity of a computer running Linux. The
Enforcer provides a subset of Tripwire-like functionality.
It runs continuously and as each protected file is opened
its SHA1 is calculated and compared to a previously
stored value. The Enforcer is designed to integrate with
TCPA hardware to provide a secure boot when booted
with a TCPA enabled boot loader. TCPA hardware can
protect secrets and other sensitive data (for example, the
secrets for an encrypted loopback file system) and bind
those secrets to specific software.

Dev9 is a Linux /dev manager. The idea is to write
a 9p2000.u server that ends up providing the same
functionality as a combined devfs and udev.

inAccess Networks JTAG tools is a collection of code and a set of tools
for using the JTAG interface (present in most modern microprocessors)
to perform hardware tests, and for programming Flash Memory Devices
connected to the processor's bus. It is especially useful for performing
initial hardware tests and for bootstrapping prototype systems. It runs
on a "host system" (e.g., a desktop computer with Linux) and accesses
the "target system" (e.g., the embedded system's CPU board) through a
simple five-line hardware interface. The host system's parallel port
is used as the hardware interface, though other arrangements can be
supported very easily. It is quite modular and though it currently
supports the Intel StrongARM SA-1110, the Intel PXA255, and the Intel
StrataFlash ICs, it can be easily extended to support other target
hardware configurations by writing simple modules.

GeDI, the GEneric Diskless Installer, is a set of
bash scripts charged with the simple purpose of
making it easier to install and manage a set of
diskless clients.

Uni-XML is a project to replace standard Unix
configuration files with XML. It also includes
providing XML Schema files for the XML files, and
XSLT stylesheets to convert the XML files to the
configuration files.

The Sagem Bootstrap Loader can be used to
enter the bootstrap mode on Sagem GSM
mobile phones and programs on their internal
CPU. This allows you to write into the phone's
flash memory, repair the EEPROM contents
after software crashes, or just play around with
some settings.

xml-HTB is a tool for automatic generation of bash
scripts that sets up HTB on Linux. It uses XML
configuration files. It's easy to use, and
features multiple depths of classes, configurable
leaf, u32 and fw filters, and the ability to
configure both the input and output interfaces at
the same time.