Search Results for "meta data tools"

...The project supports a range of control backends and integrations, including motherboard fan headers and several popular cooling ecosystems, and it can also pull sensor data from common monitoring tools so your fan logic can react to the readings you trust. A core concept is “auto fan control” profiles where you pick a target temperature sensor, select which fans should follow it, and then shape the curve via a graph-like interface. It also includes quality-of-life options like renaming items, choosing units (including Fahrenheit), and starting minimized for a set-it-and-forget-it setup.

This project delivers Linux support (USB driver and Tools) for a Digital Signal Processor (DSP) cards of the Signal Ranger series, see http://www.softdb.com/product_dsp.shtml for details) connected to a Linux host via USB.

This extension uses not only smartctl (smartmontools) but other available tools to determine the existance of an HDD and as much as possible of its status. As a Zabbix "auto-discovery" process, these results can reflect changes in available HDD in near-to-real-time.

Project's goal is to create better tools for diagnosing Linux systems. Diagnostics include first failure data capture, error log analysis, preventative testing, and system inventory gathering. You can now find Power System specific packages on github. libservicelog : https://github.com/power-ras/libservicelog servicelog : https://github.com/power-ras/servicelog lsvpd : https://github.com/power-ras/lsvpd libvpd : https://github.com/power-ras/libvpd ppc64-diag : https://github.com/power-ras/ppc64-diag sysfsutils is moved to github. ...

lm-sensors is the canonical Linux project for reading motherboard and peripheral hardware sensors—temperatures, fan speeds, voltages—and exposing them to userspace. It ships a probing utility (sensors-detect) that identifies I²C/SMBus chips and kernel drivers, then a runtime tool (sensors) that prints human-readable readings for quick diagnostics. The companion library, libsensors, gives applications a stable API to query sensor values, enabling desktop applets, monitoring daemons, and...

Streamd for IBM i is a suite of tools for IBM i (previously known as AS/400 and iSeries) that can significantly improve performance characteristics of batch processes. Due to extensive use of parallel programming techniques Streams for IBM i delivers significant performance improvements for single streamed batch jobs. Streams for IBM i can split an existing batch process into a number of concurrent streams, completely eliminate backup-related delays, introduce new robust recovery policies...

Free recovery, partitioning, benchmarking, erasing solution. Clone of Parted Magic. Contains all tools from PM and much more. Based on Ubuntu with LXDE WM and working apt system. Everything UNDER 700mb.

The FreeBSD DAQ project develops open-source drivers, tools, and libraries for data acquisition.

Linux based client software and a set of AVR microcontroller devices that support the SportIdent electronic punching system used in orienteering. Clients send card data to a PHP/SQL web application, that serves as full featured event software.

logicAlloy ALE is RFID-EPC compliant RFID middleware. ALE collects and processes RFID tag data from RFID readers, then pushes RFID data to ERP apps. For more info on ALE, RFID and RFID tools, see www.logicalloy.com. logicAlloy - RFID made easy

SP Tools implements the wire interface to ReefNet's Sensus Pro divelogger. It allows dive data to be downloaded, and the sampling rate to be changed. Originally called SP Tools for Linux and aimed at x86, it now supports Solaris SPARC too.

open2300 - reads/writes data from the Lacrosse WS2300 family of weather stations. Includes tools that send data to: logfiles, webpages with graphs, XML file, MySQL, Weather Underground, Citizen Weather. Library of 50+ functions for your own programs (C)

We are currently developing our embedded TCP/IP modules, industrial ethernet systems and wireless platform for system control and data acquisition. Our main development environment is Linux and GNU tools like GCC (ASM, C, C++) and Python.

A library providing intuitive and easy to use routines for retrieving and manipulating data related to wireless interface devices.