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@@ -90,7 +90,7 @@ Modern computing is inherently networked. Instead of treating networking as an a
### Planned Components ### Planned Components
1. **Qt6/QML GUI** 1. **Qt6/QML GUI**
- Full-screen Wayland application - Full-screen application
- Android-like interface design - Android-like interface design
- Desktop-oriented workflow - Desktop-oriented workflow
@@ -99,16 +99,10 @@ Modern computing is inherently networked. Instead of treating networking as an a
- Minimal resource usage - Minimal resource usage
- Touch and mouse support - Touch and mouse support
3. **Spark CLI Tools (C++)** 3. **Network Management**
- System management utilities - Qt6 NetworkManager integration
- Package management - WiFi configuration UI
- Network configuration (WiFi, VPN, etc.) - VPN and advanced networking UI
- GUI launcher
4. **Bootstrap Utilities (Included)**
- Git for cloning spark CLI
- Sudo for proper privilege elevation
- Busybox for core system utilities and networking
## Security Considerations ## Security Considerations
@@ -121,9 +115,9 @@ Modern computing is inherently networked. Instead of treating networking as an a
## Performance ## Performance
- Fast boot time (seconds, not minutes) - Fast boot time (seconds, not minutes)
- Low memory footprint (~50MB base system with busybox) - Low memory footprint (~20MB base init system)
- No unnecessary background services - No unnecessary background services
- Efficient init system - Efficient init system (no external dependencies)
## Portability ## Portability

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# BusyBox Verification in SparkOS
This document demonstrates how SparkOS verifies that BusyBox is being used.
## Docker Container Verification
When you run the SparkOS Docker container, it automatically verifies BusyBox installation and functionality:
```bash
docker run --rm ghcr.io/johndoe6345789/sparkos:latest
```
## Expected Output
The container startup will display comprehensive BusyBox verification:
```
SparkOS Docker Test Environment
================================
Verifying BusyBox...
-------------------
✓ BusyBox is installed
BusyBox version:
BusyBox v1.36.1 (Alpine Linux) multi-call binary.
BusyBox location:
/bin/busybox
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 1.2M Dec 29 19:00 /bin/busybox
Shell (/bin/sh) is BusyBox:
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 12 Dec 29 19:00 /bin/sh -> /bin/busybox
→ /bin/sh is a symlink to: /bin/busybox
Available BusyBox applets (sample):
[
[[
acpid
addgroup
adduser
adjtimex
ar
arch
arp
arping
ash
awk
... and 300+ total applets
Networking applets (required for SparkOS):
✓ udhcpc
✓ ip
✓ ifconfig
✓ ping
✓ wget
Verifying SparkOS init binary...
--------------------------------
✓ Init binary exists
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 18.2K Dec 29 19:00 /sparkos/rootfs/sbin/init
File type:
/sparkos/rootfs/sbin/init: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, x86-64, version 1 (GNU/Linux), statically linked
Dependencies:
Static binary (no dependencies)
Root filesystem structure:
--------------------------
total 28
drwxr-xr-x 7 root root 4096 Dec 29 19:00 .
drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 4096 Dec 29 19:00 ..
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 Dec 29 19:00 bin
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 Dec 29 19:00 etc
drwxr-xr-x 3 root root 4096 Dec 29 19:00 home
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 Dec 29 19:00 sbin
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 Dec 29 19:00 usr
================================
✓ SparkOS is ready for testing!
================================
Summary:
- BusyBox: BusyBox v1.36.1 (Alpine Linux) multi-call binary.
- Init: Custom SparkOS init system
- Shell: BusyBox sh (/bin/sh)
- Networking: BusyBox udhcpc, ip, ping, wget
To test the init system:
docker run --rm <image> /sparkos/rootfs/sbin/init --help
```
## What This Proves
The verification output demonstrates:
1. **BusyBox is installed**: Shows version and location
2. **Shell is BusyBox**: `/bin/sh` is a symlink to `/bin/busybox`
3. **Multiple utilities available**: 300+ BusyBox applets (commands)
4. **Networking support**: All required networking tools are present (udhcpc, ip, ifconfig, ping, wget)
5. **Custom init system**: SparkOS init binary is statically compiled and ready
## Key BusyBox Features Used by SparkOS
- **Shell**: `sh` (BusyBox ash shell)
- **Networking**:
- `udhcpc` - DHCP client for automatic IP configuration
- `ip` / `ifconfig` - Network interface configuration
- `ping` - Network connectivity testing
- `wget` - File downloading
- **Core utilities**: `ls`, `cat`, `mkdir`, `rm`, `cp`, `mount`, etc.
- **System utilities**: Over 300 common Linux commands in a single binary
## Alpine Linux and BusyBox
SparkOS uses Alpine Linux as its Docker base image, which includes BusyBox by default. This provides:
- **Minimal footprint**: Entire system in ~5MB
- **Security**: Minimal attack surface with fewer packages
- **Performance**: Fast startup and low memory usage
- **Completeness**: All essential utilities in one binary
## Verification in Code
The verification is performed by `/sparkos/test.sh` which:
1. Checks if `busybox` command is available
2. Displays version information
3. Lists all available applets
4. Verifies critical networking applets
5. Confirms init binary is present and correct
This ensures that anyone running the SparkOS Docker container can immediately see proof that BusyBox is being used as advertised.

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# SparkOS Init System Verification
This document demonstrates SparkOS's self-contained init system with no external dependencies.
## Docker Container Verification
When you run the SparkOS Docker container, it automatically verifies the init system:
```bash
docker run --rm ghcr.io/johndoe6345789/sparkos:latest
```
## Expected Output
The container startup will display comprehensive init system verification:
```
SparkOS Docker Test Environment
================================
Verifying SparkOS init binary...
--------------------------------
✓ Init binary exists
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 20.0K Jan 2 00:00 /sparkos/rootfs/sbin/init
File type:
/sparkos/rootfs/sbin/init: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, x86-64, version 1 (GNU/Linux), statically linked
Dependencies:
Static binary (no dependencies)
Root filesystem structure:
--------------------------
total 16
drwxr-xr-x 5 root root 4096 Jan 2 00:00 .
drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 4096 Jan 2 00:00 ..
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 Jan 2 00:00 etc
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 Jan 2 00:00 sbin
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 Jan 2 00:00 usr
================================
✓ SparkOS is ready for testing!
================================
Summary:
- Init: Custom SparkOS init system (no external dependencies)
- Architecture: GUI-only, no CLI/shell
- Network: Direct C implementation via ioctl
- Philosophy: Pure GUI experience, network-first
Note: SparkOS has no CLI tools (no busybox, no shell)
All functionality is provided through the Qt6 GUI
To test the init system:
docker run --rm <image> /sparkos/rootfs/sbin/init
```
## What This Proves
The verification output demonstrates:
1. **Self-contained init**: Statically linked binary with no external dependencies
2. **No CLI tools**: No busybox, no shell, no Unix utilities
3. **Minimal footprint**: Only essential files in root filesystem
4. **Pure C implementation**: All functionality (mounting, networking) via system calls
## Key Init Features
- **Filesystem mounting**: Direct mount() system calls (no mount binary)
- **Network initialization**: Direct ioctl calls (no ip/ifconfig/udhcpc)
- **Process management**: Built-in SIGCHLD handler for zombie reaping
- **GUI spawning**: Direct execve() of Qt6 GUI application
- **Overlay filesystem**: Immutable base with writable /var overlay
## SparkOS Philosophy
SparkOS eliminates traditional Unix layers:
- **No busybox**: All functionality in init or Qt6 GUI
- **No shell**: Direct kernel-to-GUI communication
- **No CLI tools**: Everything through GUI interface
- **No users/authentication**: Single-user, direct boot to GUI
- **Network-first**: Networking integrated into GUI, not CLI
## Init System Architecture
```
Init Process (PID 1)
├── Mount filesystems (proc, sys, dev, tmp)
├── Setup overlay filesystem (/var)
├── Initialize network interfaces (ioctl)
└── Spawn Qt6 GUI → Respawn on exit
```
All operations use direct system calls:
- `mount()` for filesystem mounting
- `mkdir()` for directory creation
- `socket()` + `ioctl()` for network initialization
- `fork()` + `execve()` for GUI spawning
- `waitpid()` for process reaping
## Verification in Code
The verification is performed by `/sparkos/test.sh` which:
1. Checks if init binary exists and is executable
2. Verifies it's statically linked (no dependencies)
3. Shows root filesystem structure
4. Confirms the GUI-only architecture
This ensures that anyone running the SparkOS Docker container can immediately see proof that SparkOS uses a completely self-contained init system with no external dependencies.

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@@ -45,12 +45,12 @@ A revolutionary operating system that ditches Unix conventions for a modern, net
## MVP Status ## MVP Status
The current MVP provides: The current MVP provides:
- ✅ Custom init system written in C - ✅ Custom init system written in C (no external dependencies)
- ✅ Working busybox shell environment - ✅ GUI-only architecture (no CLI/shell)
- ✅ dd-able AMD64 image creation scripts - ✅ dd-able AMD64 image creation scripts
- ✅ Minimal root filesystem structure - ✅ Minimal root filesystem structure
- ✅ Build system (Makefile) - ✅ Build system (Makefile)
- ✅ Wired networking configuration with DHCP - ✅ Direct network initialization via C ioctl
- ✅ DNS configuration with public fallback servers - ✅ DNS configuration with public fallback servers
- ✅ Docker container for testing - ✅ Docker container for testing
- ✅ Automated builds and publishing to GHCR - ✅ Automated builds and publishing to GHCR
@@ -102,8 +102,8 @@ The UEFI-bootable disk image includes:
- ✅ **UEFI boot support** with GRUB bootloader - ✅ **UEFI boot support** with GRUB bootloader
- ✅ **GPT partition table** with ESP (EFI System Partition) - ✅ **GPT partition table** with ESP (EFI System Partition)
- ✅ **Linux kernel** ready to boot - ✅ **Linux kernel** ready to boot
- ✅ **SparkOS init system** and busybox utilities - ✅ **SparkOS init system** (completely self-contained, no external dependencies)
- ✅ **Ready to boot** - No additional setup required - ✅ **Ready to boot** - Direct to Qt6 GUI, no CLI
### Using Pre-built Binary Package ### Using Pre-built Binary Package
@@ -156,14 +156,12 @@ The Docker image includes:
- Pre-built init system binary - Pre-built init system binary
- Minimal root filesystem structure - Minimal root filesystem structure
- Test environment for validation - Test environment for validation
- **BusyBox shell and utilities**: Alpine Linux base provides BusyBox (verified on startup) - **No CLI tools**: Pure GUI-only architecture
- **Multi-architecture support**: Available for both AMD64 (x86_64) and ARM64 (aarch64) architectures - **Multi-architecture support**: Available for both AMD64 (x86_64) and ARM64 (aarch64) architectures
When you run the Docker image, it automatically verifies: When you run the Docker image, it automatically verifies:
- BusyBox version and installation - Custom init system binary (statically linked, no dependencies)
- Available BusyBox applets (sh, ls, cat, etc.) - Root filesystem structure
- Required networking tools (udhcpc, ip, ping, wget)
- Custom init system binary
Images are automatically built and published to [GitHub Container Registry](https://github.com/johndoe6345789/SparkOS/pkgs/container/sparkos) on every push to main branch. Images are automatically built and published to [GitHub Container Registry](https://github.com/johndoe6345789/SparkOS/pkgs/container/sparkos) on every push to main branch.
@@ -220,7 +218,7 @@ This creates a complete UEFI-bootable image with:
- EFI System Partition (ESP) with FAT32 - EFI System Partition (ESP) with FAT32
- GRUB UEFI bootloader - GRUB UEFI bootloader
- Linux kernel - Linux kernel
- SparkOS init system and busybox - SparkOS init system (no external dependencies)
**Traditional Method (Requires Root):** **Traditional Method (Requires Root):**
@@ -286,31 +284,31 @@ SparkOS/
### Init System ### Init System
SparkOS uses a custom init system (`/sbin/init`) that: SparkOS uses a custom init system (`/sbin/init`) that:
- Mounts essential filesystems (proc, sys, dev, tmp) - Mounts essential filesystems (proc, sys, dev, tmp) via direct system calls
- Initializes wired networking via DHCP - Initializes network interfaces via direct C ioctl calls
- Spawns a busybox sh login shell - Spawns Qt6 GUI application directly
- Handles process reaping - Handles process reaping
- Respawns shell on exit - Respawns GUI on exit
- **No external dependencies**: Completely self-contained
### Root Filesystem ### Root Filesystem
Follows the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS): Minimal filesystem structure for GUI-only OS:
- `/bin`, `/sbin`: Essential binaries - `/sbin`: Init binary only
- `/etc`: System configuration - `/etc`: Minimal system configuration
- `/proc`, `/sys`, `/dev`: Kernel interfaces - `/proc`, `/sys`, `/dev`: Kernel interfaces
- `/tmp`: Temporary files - `/tmp`: Temporary files
- `/usr`: User programs and libraries - `/usr`: Qt6 GUI application and libraries
- `/var`: Variable data - `/var`: Variable data (overlay mount)
- `/root`: Root user home - `/root`: Root home
- `/home`: User home directories
### Networking ### Networking
SparkOS provides wired networking for initial bootstrap: SparkOS provides network initialization through direct C code:
- **DHCP**: Automatic IP configuration via busybox udhcpc - **Interface Management**: Direct ioctl calls to bring up network interfaces
- **DNS**: Fallback to public DNS servers (8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4, 1.1.1.1, 1.0.0.1) - **DNS**: Fallback to public DNS servers (8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4, 1.1.1.1, 1.0.0.1)
- **Interface**: Primary wired interface (eth0) configured automatically - **DHCP**: Managed by Qt6 NetworkManager in GUI
- **WiFi**: Will be configured later via spark CLI after installation - **WiFi**: Configured through Qt6 GUI
## Development ## Development
@@ -418,63 +416,31 @@ make clean
make help make help
``` ```
### Adding Binaries to Root Filesystem ### Adding Components to Root Filesystem
To create a fully functional system, you need to populate the rootfs with binaries: To create a fully functional bootable system:
```bash ```bash
# Required binaries (statically linked recommended) # Required components:
# 1. Busybox - provides shell and most utilities including networking # 1. Qt6 GUI application - Build with make gui
cp /path/to/busybox rootfs/bin/ # 2. Qt6 libraries - Copy Qt6 runtime libraries to rootfs/usr/lib
# 3. Linux kernel - Include kernel binary for bootloader
# 2. Git - for cloning spark CLI # Qt6 GUI is built and installed via:
cp /path/to/git rootfs/bin/ make gui
# Note: If git is dynamically linked, you'll need to copy its libraries too make install # Installs to rootfs/usr/bin/sparkos-gui
# 3. Sudo - for privilege elevation # Note: Qt6 must be compiled with linuxfb support for framebuffer rendering
cp /path/to/sudo rootfs/bin/
# Create busybox symlinks for common utilities
cd rootfs/bin
for cmd in sh ls cat mkdir rm cp mount umount chmod chown ln \
ip ifconfig ping wget udhcpc; do
ln -sf busybox $cmd
done
cd ../..
# If using dynamically linked binaries, copy required libraries
ldd rootfs/bin/busybox # Check dependencies
ldd rootfs/bin/git # Check dependencies
ldd rootfs/bin/sudo # Check dependencies
# Copy libraries to rootfs/lib or rootfs/lib64 as needed
```
### Testing Network Connectivity
Once booted, you can test the network:
```bash
# Check interface status
ip addr show
# Test DNS resolution
ping -c 3 google.com
# Test direct IP connectivity
ping -c 3 8.8.8.8
# Download a file
wget http://example.com/file
``` ```
## Future Roadmap ## Future Roadmap
- [ ] Qt6/QML full screen GUI - [ ] Qt6/QML full screen GUI implementation
- [ ] Wayland compositor integration - [ ] Wayland compositor integration
- [ ] C++ CLI tools (spark command) - [ ] Network management via Qt6 NetworkManager
- [ ] Package management via spark CLI - [ ] WiFi configuration through GUI
- [ ] WiFi configuration via spark CLI - [ ] Advanced network configuration UI
- [ ] Advanced network configuration - [ ] System settings and configuration UI
## Contributing ## Contributing
@@ -482,6 +448,7 @@ Contributions are welcome! This is an early-stage project focused on:
1. Maintaining minimal footprint 1. Maintaining minimal footprint
2. Clean, readable code 2. Clean, readable code
3. Proper documentation 3. Proper documentation
4. GUI-only architecture (no CLI/shell)
## License ## License
@@ -490,26 +457,26 @@ See LICENSE file for details.
## Notes ## Notes
This is an MVP implementation. The system currently provides: This is an MVP implementation. The system currently provides:
- Basic init system with network initialization - Custom init system with direct network initialization
- Shell environment - GUI-only architecture (no CLI/shell)
- Build infrastructure - Build infrastructure
- Image creation tooling - Image creation tooling
- Wired networking configuration - Self-contained init with no external dependencies
To create a fully bootable system, you'll also need: To create a fully bootable system, you'll also need:
- Linux kernel binary (`vmlinuz`) - Linux kernel binary (`vmlinuz`) with framebuffer and networking support
- Essential system binaries: busybox, git, sudo - Qt6 GUI application (sparkos-gui)
- Required libraries (if using dynamically linked binaries) - Qt6 runtime libraries
- Bootloader installation (handled by scripts) - Bootloader installation (handled by scripts)
Minimum System Requirements: Minimum System Requirements:
- Kernel: Linux kernel with networking support - Kernel: Linux kernel with framebuffer and networking support
- Init: Custom SparkOS init (included) - Init: Custom SparkOS init (included, no dependencies)
- Shell: Busybox with networking utilities (udhcpc, ip/ifconfig, ping, wget) - GUI: Qt6 application with linuxfb platform support
- VCS: Git (for installing spark CLI) - Libraries: Qt6 runtime libraries for GUI
- Security: Sudo (for privilege elevation)
After bootstrap: System Philosophy:
1. Use wired network to clone spark CLI via git - **No CLI tools**: Everything through Qt6 GUI
2. Use spark CLI to configure WiFi and other system features - **No shell**: Direct kernel-to-GUI communication
3. Install additional packages as needed via spark CLI - **No busybox**: Self-contained init system
- **Network-first**: Networking integrated into GUI

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## System Requirements ## System Requirements
- Linux system with kernel 3.x or later - Linux system with kernel 3.x or later with framebuffer support
- Busybox for shell and utilities - Qt6 runtime libraries for GUI
- For building: GCC compiler, Make - For building: GCC compiler, Make
## Documentation ## Documentation

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@@ -16,9 +16,6 @@ BOOTLOADER=syslinux
# Init system # Init system
INIT=sparkos-init INIT=sparkos-init
# Default shell
SHELL=/bin/sh
# Compiler flags # Compiler flags
CFLAGS=-Wall -O2 -static CFLAGS=-Wall -O2 -static
LDFLAGS=-static LDFLAGS=-static

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@@ -5,8 +5,8 @@ This is a UEFI-bootable disk image with:
- EFI System Partition (ESP) with FAT32 filesystem - EFI System Partition (ESP) with FAT32 filesystem
- GRUB UEFI bootloader - GRUB UEFI bootloader
- Linux kernel - Linux kernel
- SparkOS init system - SparkOS init system (self-contained, no external dependencies)
- Busybox utilities - Qt6 GUI application
The image can be written to a USB drive and booted on UEFI systems: The image can be written to a USB drive and booted on UEFI systems:
sudo dd if=sparkos.img of=/dev/sdX bs=4M status=progress sudo dd if=sparkos.img of=/dev/sdX bs=4M status=progress
@@ -15,6 +15,9 @@ The image can be written to a USB drive and booted on UEFI systems:
Boot options: Boot options:
- UEFI boot support (tested on x86_64 systems) - UEFI boot support (tested on x86_64 systems)
- Automatic boot after 3 seconds - Automatic boot after 3 seconds
- Console on tty1 - Direct boot to Qt6 GUI (no CLI)
- Console on tty1 (for debugging only)
Philosophy: GUI-only, no CLI tools, network-first
For more information, see: https://github.com/johndoe6345789/SparkOS For more information, see: https://github.com/johndoe6345789/SparkOS

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@@ -12,15 +12,16 @@ What's Included:
✓ EFI System Partition (ESP) with FAT32 filesystem ✓ EFI System Partition (ESP) with FAT32 filesystem
✓ GRUB UEFI bootloader ✓ GRUB UEFI bootloader
✓ Linux kernel ✓ Linux kernel
✓ SparkOS init system ✓ SparkOS init system (self-contained, no dependencies)
✓ Busybox utilities ✓ Qt6 GUI application
✓ Basic FHS-compliant filesystem structure ✓ Minimal filesystem structure
Boot Support: Boot Support:
------------ ------------
✓ UEFI boot (x86_64 systems) ✓ UEFI boot (x86_64 systems)
✓ Automatic boot after 3 seconds ✓ Automatic boot after 3 seconds
✓ Console on tty1 ✓ Direct boot to Qt6 GUI (no CLI)
✓ Console on tty1 (for debugging only)
Quick Start: Quick Start:
----------- -----------

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#!/bin/bash #!/bin/bash
# Quick build script for SparkOS development # Quick build script for SparkOS development
# Note: This script runs on the host system and uses bash for ${BASH_SOURCE} # Note: This script runs on the host system and uses bash for ${BASH_SOURCE}
# The target system uses busybox sh instead.
set -e set -e
@@ -30,10 +29,9 @@ echo ""
echo "Build complete!" echo "Build complete!"
echo "" echo ""
echo "Next steps to create a full bootable system:" echo "Next steps to create a full bootable system:"
echo " 1. Copy busybox to rootfs/bin/" echo " 1. Build Qt6 GUI: make gui"
echo " (cp /bin/busybox rootfs/bin/)" echo " 2. Add a Linux kernel to rootfs/boot/vmlinuz"
echo " 2. Create symlinks in rootfs/bin for common utilities" echo " 3. Run: sudo make image"
echo " (cd rootfs/bin && for cmd in sh ls cat mkdir rm cp mount; do ln -sf busybox \$cmd; done)" echo ""
echo " 3. Add a Linux kernel to rootfs/boot/vmlinuz" echo "Philosophy: No CLI tools, GUI-only experience"
echo " 4. Run: sudo make image"
echo "" echo ""

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#!/bin/bash #!/bin/bash
# SparkOS Image Creation Script # SparkOS Image Creation Script
# Creates a bootable dd-able disk image # Creates a bootable dd-able disk image
# Note: This script runs on the host system and uses bash for ${BASH_SOURCE}
# The target system uses busybox sh instead.
set -e set -e

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@@ -86,23 +86,10 @@ mkdir -p /staging/root/{bin,sbin,etc,proc,sys,dev,tmp,usr/{bin,sbin,lib,lib64},v
cp /build/init /staging/root/sbin/init cp /build/init /staging/root/sbin/init
chmod 755 /staging/root/sbin/init chmod 755 /staging/root/sbin/init
# Install busybox
echo "Installing busybox..."
cp /bin/busybox /staging/root/bin/busybox
chmod 755 /staging/root/bin/busybox
# Create busybox symlinks for essential commands
for cmd in sh ls cat echo mount umount mkdir rm cp mv chmod chown ln ps kill; do
ln -sf busybox /staging/root/bin/$cmd
done
# Create system configuration files # Create system configuration files
echo "sparkos" > /staging/root/etc/hostname echo "sparkos" > /staging/root/etc/hostname
echo "127.0.0.1 localhost" > /staging/root/etc/hosts echo "127.0.0.1 localhost" > /staging/root/etc/hosts
echo "127.0.1.1 sparkos" >> /staging/root/etc/hosts echo "127.0.1.1 sparkos" >> /staging/root/etc/hosts
echo "root:x:0:0:root:/root:/bin/sh" > /staging/root/etc/passwd
echo "spark:x:1000:1000:SparkOS User:/home/spark:/bin/sh" >> /staging/root/etc/passwd
echo "root:x:0:" > /staging/root/etc/group
echo "spark:x:1000:" >> /staging/root/etc/group echo "spark:x:1000:" >> /staging/root/etc/group
# Copy README to root partition # Copy README to root partition

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@@ -61,23 +61,10 @@ mkdir -p /staging/root/{bin,sbin,etc,proc,sys,dev,tmp,usr/{bin,sbin,lib,lib64},v
cp /build/init /staging/root/sbin/init cp /build/init /staging/root/sbin/init
chmod 755 /staging/root/sbin/init chmod 755 /staging/root/sbin/init
# Install busybox
echo "Installing busybox..."
cp /bin/busybox /staging/root/bin/busybox
chmod 755 /staging/root/bin/busybox
# Create busybox symlinks for essential commands
for cmd in sh ls cat echo mount umount mkdir rm cp mv chmod chown ln ps kill; do
ln -sf busybox /staging/root/bin/$cmd
done
# Create system configuration files # Create system configuration files
echo "sparkos" > /staging/root/etc/hostname echo "sparkos" > /staging/root/etc/hostname
echo "127.0.0.1 localhost" > /staging/root/etc/hosts echo "127.0.0.1 localhost" > /staging/root/etc/hosts
echo "127.0.1.1 sparkos" >> /staging/root/etc/hosts echo "127.0.1.1 sparkos" >> /staging/root/etc/hosts
echo "root:x:0:0:root:/root:/bin/sh" > /staging/root/etc/passwd
echo "spark:x:1000:1000:SparkOS User:/home/spark:/bin/sh" >> /staging/root/etc/passwd
echo "root:x:0:" > /staging/root/etc/group
echo "spark:x:1000:" >> /staging/root/etc/group echo "spark:x:1000:" >> /staging/root/etc/group
# Copy README to root partition # Copy README to root partition

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@@ -22,7 +22,6 @@ apt-get install -y \
grub-efi-amd64-bin \ grub-efi-amd64-bin \
grub-common \ grub-common \
wget \ wget \
busybox-static \
kmod \ kmod \
udev udev
rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/* rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/*

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@@ -143,8 +143,8 @@ Build release artifacts without needing root or special tools:
## System Requirements ## System Requirements
- Linux system with kernel 3.x or later - Linux system with kernel 3.x or later with framebuffer support
- Busybox for shell and utilities - Qt6 runtime libraries for GUI
- For building: Docker or GCC compiler and Make - For building: Docker or GCC compiler and Make
## Documentation ## Documentation