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Finit is a small SysV init replacement with process supervision similar to that of daemontools and runit. Its focus is on small and embedded GNU/Linux systems, although it is fully functional on standard server and desktop installations. Finit is fast because it starts services in parallel; it then supervises and automatically restarts them if they fail. This can be extended upon with custom callbacks for all services, hooks into the boot process, or plugins to extend the functionality and adapt Finit to your needs. Finit is not only fast, it’s arguably one of the easiest to get started with. A complete system can be booted with one simple configuration file.

daemon turns other processes into daemons. There are many tedious tasks that need to be performed to correctly set up a daemon process; daemon performs these tasks for other processes. This is useful for writing daemons in languages other than C, C++, or Perl (e.g. sh, Java). If you want to write daemons in languages that can link against C functions (e.g. C, C++), see libslack, which contains the core functionality of daemon.

Injector Linux is a single-floppy Linux system, which
supports many filesystems -- currently
approximately 25. Because of its wide range of
supported filesystems, it is very useful for disk
rescue operations.

cinit is a fast executing, small, and simple init
with support for profiles. It is aware of
dependencies and executes processes in parallel.

Erni replaces "su {user} -c {command}" that root uses to
run commands as nonroot users, because this method
requires that {user} have a valid login shell, leaving
another avenue open to abuse the account. With Erni,
{user} need not have a valid login shell, {user}'s group
memberships may be specified on the command line, and
{command} may be chroot'd. It may be used to kick off
daemons and also to run interactive tools (e.g. an SQL
browser) as the target user.

Virtual Console init is an /sbin/init clone for
virtual consoles. It is very easy to set up and
use because it has no configuration files. It is
very small and has builtin getty, login, klogd,
and slogd. It is suitable for embedded systems
and home Linux boxes.

Daemond is a daemon control daemon. It can be used
as a faster and more flexible replacement for
init, or by itself. It has the ability to track
complex dependencies, and allows package
management systems to easily add and maintain them.

myinit is a simple "init" program with parallel
execution and dependencies via reference counting
(by way of "start" and "stop" commands).

hprofile is a simple way to manage profiles for
hardware configurations, network connections,
power management, usage patterns, and many other
things. A profile can define alternate versions of
any configuration (or other) file, anywhere in the
file system, and arbitrary scripts can be run when
profiles are started or stopped (e.g. to configure
hardware or start/stop services). Special support
is also included for 'boot' profiles, allowing you
to select profiles at startup and enter different
runlevels depending on which profile was selected.
It's easy to use and configure, and comes with
comprehensive documentation.

Sysinit is a system-initialization scheme for use
with Linux and a daemon-management scheme for use
with runit or daemontools. It provides a common
interface to all functionality, and uses envdirs
instead of sourced shell scripts or custom
configuration files. It does error handling,
handles dependencies gracefully and simply, and
handles runlevels.

IBM-PC/AT(x86)互換機で動作するハードディスクの拡張ブートプログラム(ブートセレクタ)の公開・保守を目的としています。

waitfordevice is a tool that waits for a device to
become available. One can use this, for example,
when waiting for a USB device to be fully ready
after modprobing the USB subsystem (which runs
async). This tool can be used in startup scripts
or other scripts that need to use a device. It is
better guaranteed to work (and more efficient)
than using a couple of sleep statements.