Releases: iglunix/iglunix
Installations
First release with a working installer.
A broken installer
A beta release for testing booting for disk images
WiFi on the Pi
In order to boot you may need to add a /dev
directory.
issues
- rootfs is mounted as ro by default. no init script remounts the rootfs as rw, either
- init scripts are missing and have to be copied from the git repo
- /etc/group is missing
- the sshd init scripts errors out, this is because it was made for dropbear and we have switched to OpenSSH
An ARM and a Leg
This release provides Aarch64 support and a tarball for the raspberry pi.
To install partition an sdcard with a 512MiB boot partition, and the rest for root and format them with vfat and ext4 (or anything else) respectively then mount the sdcard in the following way.
# mount root partition to /mnt
mount /dev/mmcblk0p2 /mnt
mkdir /mnt/boot
# mount boot partition to /mnt/boot
mount /dev/mmcblk0p1 /mnt/boot
# extract the tarball
tar -xf path/to/iglunix/pi.tar -C /mnt
# beacuse this release is slightly broken
# the following must be done
mv /mnt/boot/broadcom/* /mnt/boot/
rmdir /mnt/boot/broadcom
mkdir /mnt/proc
mkdir /mnt/sys
mkdir /mnt/tmp
rm -r /mnt/dev/*
# set up the repo
mkdir /mnt/usr/src
git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/iglunix/iglunix /mnt/usr/src/iglunix
# if booting off a USB edit /mnt/boot/cmdline.txt to use the correct boot device
# then umount
umount /mnt/boot
umount /mnt
sync
Legal Instructions
Fixed some serious issues because I built some packages with -march=native
. don't forget to run update-ca-certificates
. Also includes a tarball making it easier to setup a chroot for those that want that.
Images
This is a pre-release and isn't meant for use in production. This is meant for people to experiment with Iglunix and try out the system for fun. Installing is a pain and we haven't got any documentation on that yet so have fun :^). We have the latest rust beta and the latest LLVM and the only GNU package is GNU Make.
In order to use curl you need to run update-ca-certficates
on first boot.