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Our phylosophy is:
Our philosophy is:
* if something adds little to the build time, build it in by default
* otherwise, make it optional
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* Linux kernel and Linux kernel modules
* full systems emulators like QEMU and gem5
* C standard libraries. This could also be put on a submodule if people show interest.
* Buildroot. We use and therefore a large feature set of it.
* Buildroot. We use and therefore document, a large part of its feature set.
Phylosophy:
Philosophy:
* automate as much as possible to make things more reproducible
* do everything from source to make things understandable and hackable
This project should be called "Linux kernel playground", like: https://github.com/Fuzion24/AndroidKernelExploitationPlayground maybe I'll rename it some day. Would semi conflict with: http://copr-fe.cloud.fedoraproject.org/coprs/jwboyer/kernel-playground/ though.
History:
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Once upon a time, there was a boy called Linus. Linus made a super fun toy, and since he was not very humble, decided to call it Linux.
Linux was great, but it had one big problem: it was very difficult to learn how to play with it!
As a result, only some weird kids who were very bored ended up playing with Linux, and everyone thought those kids were very cool, in their own weird way.
One day, a mysterious new kid called Ciro tried to play with Linux, and like many before him, got very frustrated, and gave up.
A few years later, Ciro had grown up a bit, and by chance came across a very cool toy made by the boy Petazzoni and his gang: it was called Buildroot.
Ciro noticed that if you used Buildroot together with Linux, Linux suddenly became very fun to play with!
So Ciro decided to explain to as many kids as possible how to use Buildroot to play with Linux, and everyone was happy.
THE END
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=== Bibliography
Runnable stuff: