dependencies

• binutils

$ make

Unknown. Any suggestions will be accepted

Possible to run on bare x86 compatible hardware that supports BIOS bootup (x86_64 also mostly supported)

There are basically two ways of running linux_sellerOS

1. On bare hardware (To run on bare hardware image must be written to bootup device like USB for example.)
2. In emulator

Both variants will be shown in this "tutorial"

On bare hardware

$ dd if=image.img of=<block device to boot of later>

Then just boot from that device

In emulator: Qemu emulator is suggested because OS was built using it.

To run qemu -drive format=raw,file=image.img

Qemu installation:

• Debian and debian based: sudo apt install qemu
• Void linux: sudo xbps-install qemu
• Fedora: sudo dnf install qemu
• Gentoo: follow this tutorial Gentoo Wiki
• Red Hat linux: sucks
• Arch linux: sudo pacman -Suy qemu-full
• Compiling from source: github.com/qemu/qemu

On bare hardware

It is possible to use Rufus in dd mode.

In emulator:

Virtualbox is suggested because of more user friendly interface.

Comments to VirtualBox emulator environment setup:

1. No HDD space needed, OS runs only in RAM
2. At least 1MB ram memory
3. OS type Other 32-bit

Qemu emulator is suggested because OS was built using it but no tutorial here will be provided.