System

System administration tools — kernel ring buffer, IPC, namespaces, swap, loop devices, resource limits, and CPU/memory introspection.

Implemented

• blkdiscard — discard sectors on a block device
• choom — display and adjust OOM-killer score
• ctrlaltdel — set the function of the Ctrl-Alt-Del combination
• dmesg — print or control the kernel ring buffer
• eject — eject removable media
• fadvise — advise the kernel about file access patterns
• fallocate — preallocate or deallocate space to a file
• flock — manage locks from shell scripts
• fsfreeze — suspend or resume access to a filesystem
• fstrim — discard unused blocks on a mounted filesystem
• ipcmk — create System V IPC resources
• ipcrm — remove System V IPC resources
• ipcs — show information on System V IPC facilities
• losetup — set up and control loop devices
• lscpu — display information about the CPU architecture
• lsipc — list information on IPC facilities
• lsirq — display kernel interrupt information
• lsmem — list memory ranges with their online status
• lsns — list system namespaces
• mountpoint — see if a directory or file is a mountpoint
• nsenter — run a program in different namespaces
• pipesz — set or examine pipe and FIFO buffer sizes
• pivot_root — change the root filesystem
• prlimit — get and set process resource limits
• renice — alter priority of running processes
• rfkill — enable and disable wireless devices
• setpgid — run a program in a new process group
• setsid — run a program in a new session
• swapoff — disable devices and files for paging and swapping
• swapon — enable devices and files for paging and swapping
• unshare — run a program in new namespaces

Planned

adjtime_config, blkpr, blkzone, chcpu, chmem, hwclock, irqtop, ldattach, mount, readprofile, rtcwake, setarch, setpriv, switch_root, tunelp, umount, wdctl, zramctl.