Directory UNIX_C/KERNEL Device drivers, system calls, and other items related to the UNIX kernel. ACCSLSTS.TAR Modifications to the 4.2BSD kernel to support access control lists. Contributor: Jeff Glass DEV_FD.TAR A "/dev/fd" (reference a file descriptor as a file) driver for 4.3BSD. Contributor: Arnold D. Robbins DHU_11.TAR A 4.2BSD driver for a DEC DHU-11. Contributor: Adrian Pell DIALINOT.TAR Modifications to the 4.3BSD kernel tty driver to allow a modem port to be used for both dialin and dialout purposes. Contributor: Chris Torek IPMLTCST.TAR The IP Multicast Extensionts from the VMTP project at Stanford Univ. Extensions to 4.3BSD and related systems (SunOS, Ultrix) to support IP Multicasting as specified in RFC 1054. Release 1.2. Contributor: Steve Deering LOADABLD.TAR A system to allow loadable device drivers on the Sun workstation. Allows the development and debugging of device drivers without the constant relink-the-kernel reboot-the-system hassles. Should be portable to any 4.xBSD environment. Contributor: Lee Hasiuk NLIST1.TAR A program which reads kernel variables and displays them. It can be used to monitor variables, display arrays of data structures, or linked lists. Also a full report generator, with a built-in calculator. It's configurable as to how to read variables, etc. Comes with configuration files for SunOS, 4.3BSD, System V, and Mach. Contributor: Chris Bertin NLIST2.TAR A command-level interface to nlist(3). Can also dump kernel memory, if you have permission. Should work on any UNIX system with nlist. Contributor: Warren Tucker PTYSNXPC.TAR A "pty" driver for the AT&T UNIX-PC. Contributor: Eric Herrin SCO_PTYS.TAR An implementation of Berkeley pseudo ttys for Xenix/386 2.3. Also works on Xenix/286. Contributor: Chip Salzenberg S5NAP.TAR An implementation of nap() (fraction of a second sleep) for System V. Contributor: Jon Zeeff SUBNETRP.TAR The mods necessary to 4.3BSD to add a subnet ARP hack. They allow a subnet gateway machine to act as a bridge so that only it need know of the existence of subnets. This is quite useful if many machines on the local network do not have RFC 950 subnet code. Contributor: John Quarterman SYSCLTRC.TAR A system call trace facility for 4.2BSD UNIX. Contributor: Joseph Simonetti ZONK.C A kill-by-userid system call. Contributor: Ken Lalonde