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2025-07-20Successfully built Xlibre!Alexander Hill
2025-07-18Successfully built Mesa!Alexander Hill
Special thanks to L3m0n-Cao for helping me set up the Python build environment!
2025-07-07Updated the build scripts and started working on DockerAlexander Hill
2025-07-05Updated sourcesAlexander Hill
2025-05-09Started working on the next stage of RustAlexander Hill
It looks like we're running into problems with LibreSSL and the missing std crate. Further research required.
2025-05-07Fixed the manifest override and cargo checksum patchesAlexander Hill
2025-05-07Merge pull request #3 from NicksWorld/mainAlexander Hill
Initial functional rustc and cargo
2025-05-07Initial functional rustc and cargoNicholas McDaniel
2025-05-06Built a version of cargo and rustc that won't crashAlexander Hill
Co-authored-by: Alexander Hill <ahill@breadpudding.dev> Co-authored-by: Nicholas McDaniel <nickmcdaniel00@gmail.com>
2025-05-05Added /etc/pam.d, fixed rustc, and updated LinuxAlexander Hill
2025-05-04Set libsodium to use the actually stable versionAlexander Hill
2025-05-04Enabled lldb for stage 2Alexander Hill
2025-05-04Updated openssl-sys and built cargoAlexander Hill
Now rustc and cargo are segfaulting. Fantastic.
2025-05-04Successfully built rustc!Alexander Hill
Thanks again to Mutabah for making this possible!
2025-05-02Updated LLVM and added a vendor stringAlexander Hill
2025-05-01Successfully built the core crate!Alexander Hill
Thanks to Mutabah for helping via IRC
2025-04-30Switched to using GNU mirrorsAlexander Hill
libsodium is going to drive me insane
2025-04-30Moved PAM configuration to the build sectionAlexander Hill
Should be easier to navigate later on so we aren't looking for the PAM config in a misc. section someplace.
2025-04-30Updated sourcesAlexander Hill
...with the exception of LLVM, because they always release their tarball late. 20.1.4 will arrive soon. Also, tell libsodium to stop changing the source on their site if the version number doesn't change. Doesn't look good for a library that claims to exist for security's sake.
2025-04-26Built patch and made progress with rustcAlexander Hill
2025-04-26Getting closer to building rustcAlexander Hill
2025-04-26Expanded the image to 16GBAlexander Hill
2025-04-25Updated the hash for libsodiumAlexander Hill
But why did it change?
2025-04-25Updated Linux and OpenRCAlexander Hill
2025-04-25Started work on bootstrapping rustcAlexander Hill
2025-04-24Built nftables and its dependenciesAlexander Hill
2025-04-23Built chronyAlexander Hill
2025-04-23Fixed dhcpcdAlexander Hill
2025-04-23Removed root's home directoryAlexander Hill
2025-04-23Added dhcpcdAlexander Hill
2025-04-22Added libsodiumAlexander Hill
2025-04-20Fixed CMake and added /etc/os-releaseAlexander Hill
2025-04-20Moved CMake to the chrooted buildAlexander Hill
2025-04-20Fixed the LLVM downloadAlexander Hill
2025-04-20Updated sources and mirrored nasmAlexander Hill
For some reason, nasm.us has been offline for the past few days, so I decided to mirror the latest version on my site for now. Hopefully they'll be back online soon.
2025-04-20Enabled the hostname commandAlexander Hill
2025-04-20Replaced net-tools with iproute2Alexander Hill
2025-04-20Launch zsh automatically if possibleAlexander Hill
2025-04-20Fixed loginAlexander Hill
2025-04-19Built shadow and started agettyAlexander Hill
2025-04-18Added kbd and net-toolsAlexander Hill
2025-04-18Removed the serial debugging flagsAlexander Hill
2025-04-17Moved passwd and group to build-chrootAlexander Hill
2025-04-17Enabled the graphical console and removed legacy driversAlexander Hill
2025-04-16Closer to properly bootingAlexander Hill
2025-04-16Fixed the filesystemAlexander Hill
2025-04-16Added procps-ngAlexander Hill
2025-04-15Fixed OpenRC and booted into /sbin/initAlexander Hill
2025-04-14Booted with an initramfs!Alexander Hill
2025-04-13First attempt at bootingAlexander Hill
Untested because I ran out of space on my image and it's almost midnight
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