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RISC-V XV6/Linux SoC, marchID: 0x2b, 0x34
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Bao, a Lightweight Static Partitioning Hypervisor
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My notes after reading 'Modern Operating Systems' book by Andrew Tanenbaum and Herbert Bos.
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A Kernel Driver that can be used for a cheat or malware base to circumvent common cache & structure table checks. PsLoadedModuleList however requires a PG Bypass on (Some) Machines > 22H2 Win10, Not Win 11
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Latest version of the SMuFF firmware to be compiled in PlatformIO
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A Multi Material Unit (MMU) for eight filaments that can also function as a filament dryer and can keep it dry while printing. The design is heavily inspired by voron and their printers.
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Usermode NT Explorer - Query kernel addresses, translate virtual to physical addresses, inspect the PFN database, and more.
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A functional Simulator for Prusa (Mini/Einsy) Rambo based printers
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x64 Windows implementation of virtual-address to physical-address translation
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RISC-V CPU implementation in Amaranth HDL (aka nMigen)
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BAFS is a basic automatic filament switch for multi filament 3d printing. A simple and affordable multi filament / material unit that everyone can make.
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C128 MMU 256K RAM expansion
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Fender-Bender is a Filament Buffering solution for 3d multi-color solutions such at the Prusa MMU
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OctoPrint Plugin for SMuFF
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Experimental Python tool for smarter wipe tower generation in multi-material 3D prints.
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Klipper support for the SMuFF
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