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There are two new Open Source projects from IBM
developerWorks.
BlueHoc, a tool that predicts the performance of Bluetooth
wireless hardware technologies. BlueHoc simulates the baseband and
link layers of the Bluetooth specification.
Read about how BlueHoc allows developers to design and test
apps in a more realistic network environment.
MXT for Linux . The MXT support patch must be applied to the
Linux kernel to make the best use of Memory eXpansion Technology
(MXT), a hardware technology for compressing main memory contents
that effectively doubles the amount of memory. The MXT Support
Patch for Linux is licensed under the GNU General Public
License.
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