LinGrok - Linux Kernel Cross Reference (LXR)

LinGrok is a project that provides a powerful online source code browser and cross reference of some important Git development trees of the Linux kernel. These trees are automatically updated each day for the sake of bleeding edge!

You can start browsing here.

Here's a short description of the development tree' master branches hosted on LinGrok:

• linux-linus - Linus' kernel tree (Git)
• linux-next - Stephen Rothwell's Linux next kernel tree (Git)
• linux-net - David Miller's networking tree (Git)
• linux-net-next - David Miller's net-next networking tree (Git)
• linux-driver-core - Greg Kroah-Hartman's driver core development tree (Git)
• linux-staging - Greg Kroah-Hartman's staging development tree (Git)
• linux-2.4-stable - Willy Tarreau's Linux 2.4 git repository (Git)
• linux-2.6-stable - Unified stable trees mirror (Git)

Also, the following Linux-related projects are browsable on LinGrok:

• git - Junio C. Hamano's core git plumbing
• iproute2 - Stephen Hemminger's iproute2 repository
• net-tools - The net-tools package repository
• netsniff-ng - The netsniff-ng network sniffing beast repository
• osmocom-bb - Harald Welte's GSM Baseband software repository
• openbsc - Harald Welte's GSM/3GPP protocol stacks repository
• openbts - David A. Burgess Um-to-SIP gateway
• syslinux - H. Peter Anvin's Syslinux boot loader suite
• u-boot - Wolfgang Denk's u-boot boot loader repository
• coreutils - GNU core utilities repository
• binutils - GNU bin utilities repository

Nevertheless, if you are looking for the official stable Linux source code trees, try out lxr.linux.no. Furthermore, LinGrok hosts the latest versions of some interesting research operating systems such as Barrelfish or xv6.

News

• 20.09.2012 - After some trouble with KVM and I/O performance, we're back online.
• 31.07.2012 - We've migrated to a new, more powerful server that from now on schedules automatic updates.

LinGrok is purely non-profit and provided in the hope, that it is found useful. The cross referencing engine is based on OpenGrok with some slight modifications. Indexes are synchronized with their corresponding Git trees every day. It runs on an Intel i7-2600 machine with 16GB RAM with Debian Linux. LinGrok is maintained by Daniel Borkmann and Tobias Kalbitz in their spare time. If you need to contact us or you have any suggestion please write us a mail to:

Happy kernel hacking!

Indexes created Sat May 25 04:02:55 CEST 2013