PBUS Linux Env

Standalone Custom Linux Environment to be deployed on a server. No other services are running besides what's needed for PBUS Core Software.

Releases

You can grab a pre-build release from releases page.

Or build it yourself, just follow the instructions below.

There are two major folders that is needed for it to work (even boot!).

Grab the latest Linux Kernel available from kernel.

Unzip it using tar -xJf linux-[version].tar.xz

Then build it.

> make menuconfig
> make

BusyBox provides us with important static binaries for core utilities which are needed in our Linux env.

Grab the latest version of Busybox from BusyBox

Unzip it tar -xjf busybox-[version].tar.bz2

Then proceed to build

> make menuconfig
> make install
> make

Now you'll have a _install folder in your BusyBox folder, copy all the content to S-BUS.

> cp busybox-[version]/_install/* /S-BUS/

Now that you have your file structure in S-BUS sorted, it's time to build it. Go ahead run make to make it.

> cd S-BUS
> make

It will make initramfs.cpio.gz in the parent directory.

Syslinux contains important binaries to boot into your system. Get the latest syslinux from kernel/syslinux.

Then Unzip it.

Now it's time for the final build. From the root directory run:

> make

And wait and watch the magic ✨✨

It will create S-BUS.iso

This Repo is open to any and all contributions.

This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.