eepro
I started to work with this driver to add support to a different kind of EtherExpress card. Basically it's a 82595FX based card with different eeprom address. It would have not fun at all if i had some documentation! :) I'm actually trying to improve this driver and trying to don't be the maintainer but i think it's too late :). I don't have also one of these boards and the only piece of blue card isn't mine and it's at Conectiva, my company. So, if you have one of those boards supported by this driver i'm really interested on a donation :). And if you have some information about this 82595 (all information is welcome) please send me.
Check patches to see how to get the latest version of eepro driver.
[22/05/2001] Good news! I found 82595TX datasheet! This will make possible to understand more about how these boards works. I also got an EtherExpress PRO+ from Eyal Lebedinsky (thanks man!) and the blue board that was in Conectiva. I'm testing the driver in up and smp machines.
[23/05/2001] More good news! after tweaking google again with a weird search (actually i was looking for user guide of the board) i found 82595FX datasheet.
[09/11/2001] 0.13 version released. check here for 2.2 and 2.4 versions.
[09/01/2002] i've found a blue card to buy. costs about 10 bucks. this means the work with this card will continue.
[13/08/2002] 0.13a is out! you can grab patches for 2.2, 2.4 and 2.5 here
uinput
user level input driver support (uinput) makes possible to create and control linux input devices (that exists in kernel level) in user level. this means that you may register input devices without needing to get into kernel programming. what this means? means that you're able to create keyboards, mice and joysticks and generate events. this means that you can do a lot of interesting things such as making those bank serial keyboards act as a real keyboard, build special devices for helping access to computer and make those devices act as normal mice, keyboards and joysticks without changing any program. still confuse? check out what this
sample program. it creates a keyboard and everything that you writes in stdin it generates keyboard events. here are the patches.
[28/10/2004] uinput was included in 2.4 series some time ago so you won't need the patches. I'm working in uinputd and libuinput.
3dfx kernel driver
3dfx driver (for voodoo2) didn't compile in 2.6 so I hacked it a bit. Check its svn repository.
thumbs!
thumbs is (yet another) script for generating picture books. check it here
directplay/icq iptable modules
ok, ok. this stuff is for ages in my cvs repository. more news comming soon too.
[18/04/2003] ok, finally the cvsweb is up (not) here.
[28/10/2004] moved to svn repository here and here.
very very old stuff
bootdisk
this is a nice bootdisk for internet access. the current version (1.x) is very "static" and all info must be changed by hand. the new version (2.x) will contain a lot of more features and will be more flexible. check out @ cathedral's toaster project.

cyber
cyber was created when i bought a sony cybershot p30. this script is able to rotate pictures based in exif field (when you rotate pictures in camera i doesn't actually rotate it, but change an exif field and then only programs that support exif will know it), generate "on the fly" comments for thumbs, and other goodies. check it out.
gpib
Ok, I've started to port an old gpib layer to 2.4/2.5. it's still in an early stage, more news soon (i hope).
[18/04/2003] repository is (not) here.
[28/10/2004] I got out of lactec and I have no access to gpib hardware. So it's dead :)
rtl8012
I have a card with rtl8002 that works perfectly with Donald Becker's atp driver. But the same driver should work with rtl8012 cards too but isn't what happens. So i'm working in merge the Stepan Skrob's
driver for rtl8012 with Donald Becker's atp.

attic

wl24xx
This is a pcmcia wireless adaptor that has a driver for linux but isn't ok yet and must be cleaned to be in kernel. Latest changes on cvs page.

aviator
My friend bought some time ago a pair of those parallel based wireless cards and as still there aren't support for these cards i started to work on that. There are a driver for 2.0 based in source of windows driver and i'm using that to make it work as i don't have any documentation about this card. Again, if you have any, please send to me :). Here is the original driver made by Erik Walthinsen. (i hope it's ok to distribute that)
Check cvs page for the latest version of this driver.