Open Source Linux Init Software - Page 4

Libinitmon is a library targeted for those who wants to create its own init/bootup daemon. It supports: - dependencies tracking - pid watchdog - wait for TCP, UDP, Unix sockets

Custom Lua interpreter, libraries, and bindings for Unix platforms

lzboot is a bootloader that easy enough, and only support arm920t, s3c2440

Simple `init' program with parallel execution and dependencies via reference counting (`start' and `stop' commands).

The odikadhcpd server is an open source dhcp server that works behind a relay dhcp. It couldn't be installed in front of a dhcp client. It is designed to respond to Telco providers or enterprises needs, which want a centralized dhcp server solution. * hooks for pre-process and post-process dhcp request * modular solution with referential in file,ldap,mysql and lease in mysql * support customize referentiel and lease solution * support integration of lease database with powerdns backend. * support overlaping subnet ( use for example in vcpe solution )

Init script do RW overlay of basis system which is published by NFS as RO. Feature of this is overlay sandwich of any NFS remote dir, into one system tree.

pinit is a sysvinit alternative. It's a different way of booting linux. Keywords are: xml configuration, fast and parallel booting of services, modular design, dependecy based booting of services. It's intented to be more robust and faster than sysvini

A set of tools to generate and build a customized initramfs, for simple mounting tasks, such as setting up a unionfs system. Written for a small footprint and fast execution. Compatible with both glibc and uClibc.

Printer_on is a small program which gives you a warning if you printer is powered on. You can put it in your linux shutdown script, so you'll be notified if your printer is still powered on when you shutdown your computer.

qinit is a fast, small, simple replacement for init. It does NOT read rc.d, or init.d; rather it is configured similarly to dwm. Meant to be built against dietlibc.

rc.stupid a Linux daemon that: - repeatedly runs a start script at system startup until this script exits with zero status - regulary runs a check script - runs a stop script at system shutdown Why ? Because startup systems like systemd and upstart are sometimes hard to tune in many situations, like MySQL data directory on a networked filesystem. As rc.stupid does nothing other as running scripts (or anything that may be executed) you may find other use cases like simple clustering.

rcstagger is a network aware process monitoring system designed to work alongside the init process (Note that it makes no attempt to replace init). It utilizes openssl to maintain PKI authentication to verify the identify of sibling daemons and any control clients.

runNetworking.sh: Bash Script for Detect and Configure Wireless Networks: Using paired combinations of essid-key_script values, Tested on Linux Based Systems

serel is software that helps computers boot faster. serel adds synchronisation and integrity-checking to the operating system service startup phase, allowing a computer's services to start in parallel.

tcron integrates 'cron/at' with ATX power-up capability. It can invoke multiple cron/at jobs with power-up/shutdown a day. You can use it to: 1. Power up to play muisc/sound and shutdown (super alarm). 2. Record TV/Radio programs

Init system to start/initialize 3rd party tools for TomTom Navigation systems.

If you build a root file system you often have to become root on your own host to call chown mknod and so on. With ufile you can do that things for another machine in a save way without the need becoming root on your own host. For more information have a glance at README.odt in the package.

This tool is a user-mode-linux start-stop perl scripts, which with you can start (or stop) a certain number of uml kernel, giving certain parameters on cmdline (ips, hostname, ...) and let's It automagically does all.

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Sets up an x86_64 linux cross-build from your kconfig using a bash shell program thus producing linux-headers, uClibc, gcc and a complete GNU os. The tool is simple to customize with a few configuration variables. There is one executable program and six proglets, 100 common GNU source tarballs are tested and repudiated. The Linux 4.2 system is very small when deployed and has an FS that fits on one page... Does compile gcc, uClibc, bash, coreutils, perl, emacs and Java 1.8; uses autoconf, sysv-init (or emacs), default for VGA, no ip, no hardware, LILO and straight PC use. Probably runs on machines with 4Mb of RAM and a disk. That said... The optimised version runs nice, nice! The kernel.gz is 1600k. The bins are 50, the libs 40, and the etc is 4 files. The bash executable small, fast and has very few artifacts (functions/variable bloat).