├── .github └── workflows │ └── ci.yml ├── .gitignore ├── BUILD.md ├── LICENSE.md ├── Makefile ├── README.md ├── config └── default │ ├── network │ ├── openwrt_kmod_packages_add │ ├── openwrt_packages_add │ ├── openwrt_packages_remove │ ├── openwrt_target_packages_add │ └── system └── isolinux ├── boot.txt ├── isolinux.bin ├── isolinux.cfg └── ldlinux.c32 /.github/workflows/ci.yml: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | name: CI 2 | 3 | on: [push, pull_request] 4 | 5 | jobs: 6 | Build: 7 | runs-on: ubuntu-latest 8 | steps: 9 | - uses: actions/checkout@master 10 | - name: Update apt cache 11 | run: sudo apt-get update 12 | - name: Install dependencies 13 | run: sudo apt-get install -y libarchive-tools genisoimage 14 | - name: Build and verify 15 | run: sudo make check VERBOSE=1 16 | - name: Create artifact 17 | run: make artifact VERBOSE=1 18 | - uses: actions/upload-artifact@master 19 | with: 20 | name: mfslinux-${{ github.sha }} 21 | path: mfslinux.iso 22 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /.gitignore: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | download 2 | work 3 | *.iso 4 | config/* 5 | !config/default 6 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /BUILD.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # mfslinux build instructions 2 | 3 | Copyright (c) 2025 Martin Matuska 4 | 5 | ## Configuration 6 | Read hints in the default configuration files in the config/default directory. 7 | You may copy these files to the config directory and make modifications 8 | to suit your needs. 9 | 10 | ## Additional packages and files 11 | If you want any additional packages downloaded and installed, you need to copy 12 | the package list from config/default to config and edit it. 13 | 14 | ## Requirements 15 | 16 | You need to build as root (ext4 image extraction and chrooting is required). 17 | 18 | ### Linux 19 | - openssl, git, mkisofs or genisoimage 20 | 21 | ### FreeBSD 22 | - git (devel/git), mkisofs (sysutils/cdrtools), opkg-cl (archivers/opkg) 23 | - linux64 module loaded for opkg chroot 24 | 25 | ## Creating an image 26 | 27 | Simply run make on Linux or gmake on FreeBSD 28 | 29 | ## Examples 30 | 31 | 1. create mfslinux.iso bootable ISO file on Linux with a different root password: 32 | 33 | ```bash 34 | make ROOTPW=testpass 35 | ``` 36 | 37 | 2. create mfslinux.iso bootable ISO file on FreeBSD with increased verbosity: 38 | 39 | ```bash 40 | gmake VERBOSE=1 41 | ``` 42 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /LICENSE.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | ### GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE 2 | 3 | Version 3, 29 June 2007 4 | 5 | Copyright (C) 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc. 6 | 7 | 8 | Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this 9 | license document, but changing it is not allowed. 10 | 11 | ### Preamble 12 | 13 | The GNU General Public License is a free, copyleft license for 14 | software and other kinds of works. 15 | 16 | The licenses for most software and other practical works are designed 17 | to take away your freedom to share and change the works. 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But first, 675 | please read . 676 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Makefile: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # mfslinux 2 | # 3 | # Copyright (c) 2025 Martin Matuska 4 | # 5 | MFSLINUX_VERSION?= 0.1.12 6 | 7 | GZIP?= $(shell which gzip) 8 | MKDIR?= $(shell which mkdir) 9 | RMDIR?= $(shell which rmdir) 10 | GREP?= $(shell which grep) 11 | SED?= $(shell which sed) 12 | AWK?= $(shell which awk) 13 | HEAD?= $(shell which head) 14 | TAR?= $(shell which tar) 15 | CP?= $(shell which cp) 16 | RM?= $(shell which rm) 17 | FIND?= $(shell which find) 18 | CAT?= $(shell which cat) 19 | CPIO?= $(shell which cpio) 20 | OPENSSL?= $(shell which openssl) 21 | CHROOT?= $(shell which chroot) 22 | TOUCH?= $(shell which touch) 23 | LN?= $(shell which ln) 24 | GIT?= $(shell which git) 25 | MKISOFS?= $(shell which mkisofs || which genisoimage) 26 | LS?= $(shell which ls) 27 | FILE?= $(shell which file) 28 | BSDTAR?= $(shell which bsdtar) 29 | BUILD_OS?= $(shell uname) 30 | 31 | ifeq ($(BUILD_OS),FreeBSD) 32 | WGET?= $(shell which fetch) 33 | WGET_ARGS?= -q 34 | OPKG_CL?= $(shell which opkg-cl) 35 | else 36 | WGET?= $(shell which wget) 37 | WGET_ARGS?= -nv 38 | endif 39 | 40 | CURDIR?= $(shell pwd) 41 | CONFIGDIR?= $(CURDIR)/config 42 | WRKDIR?= $(CURDIR)/work 43 | ISOLINUXDIR?= $(CURDIR)/isolinux 44 | DOWNLOADDIR?= $(CURDIR)/download 45 | ISODIR?= $(WRKDIR)/iso 46 | 47 | OPENWRT_ROOTDIR?= $(WRKDIR)/openwrt_root 48 | OPENWRT_IMGDIR?= $(WRKDIR)/openwrt_root_img 49 | 50 | OPENWRT_VERSION= 24.10.0 51 | OPENWRT_KERNEL_VERSION= 6.6.73-r1 52 | OPENWRT_KERNEL_DIR= 6.6.73-1-a21259e4f338051d27a6443a3a7f7f1f 53 | OPENWRT_TARGET_URL= https://downloads.openwrt.org/releases/$(OPENWRT_VERSION)/targets/x86/64/ 54 | OPENWRT_PACKAGES_URL= https://downloads.openwrt.org/releases/$(OPENWRT_VERSION)/packages/x86_64/ 55 | OPENWRT_KMOD_URL= https://downloads.openwrt.org/releases/$(OPENWRT_VERSION)/targets/x86/64/kmods/$(OPENWRT_KERNEL_DIR) 56 | OPENWRT_ROOTFS_TAR= openwrt-$(OPENWRT_VERSION)-x86-64-rootfs.tar.gz 57 | OPENWRT_KERNEL= openwrt-$(OPENWRT_VERSION)-x86-64-generic-kernel.bin 58 | 59 | OPENWRT_PACKAGES_REMOVE?= $(CONFIGDIR)/openwrt_packages_remove 60 | OPENWRT_PACKAGES_ADD?= $(CONFIGDIR)/openwrt_packages_add 61 | OPENWRT_KMOD_PACKAGES_ADD?= $(CONFIGDIR)/openwrt_kmod_packages_add 62 | OPENWRT_TARGET_PACKAGES_ADD?= $(CONFIGDIR)/openwrt_target_packages_add 63 | 64 | CONFIGFILES= network system 65 | ISOLINUX_CFG= $(ISOLINUXDIR)/isolinux.cfg 66 | ISOLINUX_BOOTTXT= $(ISOLINUXDIR)/boot.txt 67 | ISOLINUX_FILES= isolinux.bin ldlinux.c32 68 | 69 | ROOTPW?= mfsroot 70 | ROOT_SHELL?= /bin/bash 71 | 72 | GIT_REVISION= $(shell $(GIT) rev-parse --short HEAD) 73 | 74 | OUTPUT_ISO?= mfslinux-$(MFSLINUX_VERSION)-$(GIT_REVISION).iso 75 | ARTIFACT?= mfslinux.iso 76 | OUTPUT_ISO_LABEL?= mfslinux 77 | 78 | VERBOSE?= 0 79 | 80 | ifeq ("$(VERBOSE)","0") 81 | _v=@ 82 | else 83 | _v= 84 | endif 85 | 86 | OPKG_ENV= env PATH="/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin" 87 | ifeq ($(BUILD_OS),FreeBSD) 88 | OPKG_CHROOT= 89 | OPKG_PROG= $(OPKG_CL) 90 | OPKG_ARGS= --chroot $(OPENWRT_ROOTDIR) \ 91 | --add-arch all:1 \ 92 | --add-arch noarch:1 \ 93 | --add-arch x86_64:10 \ 94 | --conf /etc/opkg.conf 95 | else 96 | OPKG_CHROOT= $(CHROOT) $(OPENWRT_ROOTDIR) 97 | OPKG_PROG= env PATH="/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin" \ 98 | opkg 99 | OPKG_ARGS= 100 | endif 101 | 102 | VERIFY_STRING= ISO 9660 CD-ROM filesystem data '$(OUTPUT_ISO_LABEL)' (bootable) 103 | 104 | all: iso 105 | 106 | download: $(DOWNLOADDIR) download_kernel download_rootfs_tar 107 | 108 | $(WRKDIR): 109 | $(_v)$(MKDIR) -p $(WRKDIR) 110 | 111 | $(DOWNLOADDIR): 112 | $(_v)$(MKDIR) -p $(DOWNLOADDIR) 113 | 114 | download_kernel: $(DOWNLOADDIR) $(DOWNLOADDIR)/$(OPENWRT_KERNEL) 115 | $(DOWNLOADDIR)/$(OPENWRT_KERNEL): 116 | $(_v)echo "Downloading OpenWrt kernel" 117 | $(_v)cd $(DOWNLOADDIR) && $(WGET) $(WGET_ARGS) \ 118 | $(OPENWRT_TARGET_URL)/$(OPENWRT_KERNEL) 119 | 120 | download_rootfs_tar: $(DOWNLOADDIR) $(DOWNLOADDIR)/$(OPENWRT_ROOTFS_TAR) 121 | $(DOWNLOADDIR)/$(OPENWRT_ROOTFS_TAR): 122 | $(_v)echo "Downloading OpenWrt rootfs" 123 | $(_v)cd $(DOWNLOADDIR) && $(WGET) $(WGET_ARGS) \ 124 | $(OPENWRT_TARGET_URL)/$(OPENWRT_ROOTFS_TAR) 125 | 126 | extract_rootfs_tar: $(WRKDIR)/.extract_rootfs_tar_done 127 | $(WRKDIR)/.extract_rootfs_tar_done: 128 | $(_v)$(MKDIR) -p $(OPENWRT_ROOTDIR) 129 | $(_v)$(TAR) -x -f $(DOWNLOADDIR)/$(OPENWRT_ROOTFS_TAR) -C $(OPENWRT_ROOTDIR) 130 | $(_v)$(TOUCH) $(WRKDIR)/.extract_rootfs_tar_done 131 | 132 | deploy_init: $(OPENWRT_ROOTDIR)/init 133 | $(OPENWRT_ROOTDIR)/init: 134 | $(_v)$(CP) $(OPENWRT_ROOTDIR)/sbin/init $(OPENWRT_ROOTDIR)/init 135 | 136 | set_root_pw: $(WRKDIR)/.set_root_pw_done 137 | $(WRKDIR)/.set_root_pw_done: 138 | $(_v)echo "Setting root password" 139 | $(_v)ROOTPW_HASH=`$(OPENSSL) passwd -1 $(ROOTPW)`; \ 140 | $(SED) -i -e "s,root:[^:]*,root:$$ROOTPW_HASH,g" $(OPENWRT_ROOTDIR)/etc/shadow 141 | $(_v)$(TOUCH) $(WRKDIR)/.set_root_pw_done 142 | 143 | set_root_shell: $(WRKDIR)/.set_root_shell_done 144 | $(WRKDIR)/.set_root_shell_done: 145 | $(_v)if [ -n "$(ROOT_SHELL)" ]; then \ 146 | echo "Setting root shell"; \ 147 | $(SED) -i -e "s,/bin/ash,$(ROOT_SHELL),g" $(OPENWRT_ROOTDIR)/etc/passwd; \ 148 | $(TOUCH) $(WRKDIR)/.set_root_shell_done; \ 149 | fi 150 | 151 | remove_packages: $(WRKDIR)/.remove_packages_done 152 | $(WRKDIR)/.remove_packages_done: 153 | $(_v)echo "Removing packages" 154 | $(_v)$(MKDIR) -p $(OPENWRT_ROOTDIR)/tmp/lock 155 | $(_v)if [ -f "$(OPENWRT_PACKAGES_REMOVE)" ]; then \ 156 | PACKAGES_REMOVE=`$(CAT) $(OPENWRT_PACKAGES_REMOVE)`; \ 157 | else \ 158 | PACKAGES_REMOVE=`$(CAT) $(CONFIGDIR)/default/openwrt_packages_remove`; \ 159 | fi; \ 160 | $(OPKG_CHROOT) $(OPKG_ENV) $(OPKG_PROG) $(OPKG_ARGS) \ 161 | remove $$PACKAGES_REMOVE 162 | $(_v)$(TOUCH) $(WRKDIR)/.remove_packages_done 163 | 164 | download_packages: 165 | $(_v)if [ -f "$(OPENWRT_TARGET_PACKAGES_ADD)" ]; then \ 166 | PACKAGES_ADD=`$(CAT) $(OPENWRT_TARGET_PACKAGES_ADD)`; \ 167 | else \ 168 | PACKAGES_ADD=`$(CAT) $(CONFIGDIR)/default/openwrt_target_packages_add`; \ 169 | fi; \ 170 | for PKG in $$PACKAGES_ADD; do \ 171 | if [ ! -f $(DOWNLOADDIR)/$${PKG} ]; then \ 172 | echo "Downloading: $${PKG}"; \ 173 | cd $(DOWNLOADDIR) && $(WGET) $(WGET_ARGS) \ 174 | $(OPENWRT_TARGET_URL)/packages/$${PKG}; \ 175 | if [ "$$?" != "0" ]; then rm -f $(DOWNLOADDIR)/$${PKG}; exit 1; fi; \ 176 | fi; \ 177 | done; \ 178 | if [ -f "$(OPENWRT_KMOD_PACKAGES_ADD)" ]; then \ 179 | PACKAGES_ADD=`$(CAT) $(OPENWRT_KMOD_PACKAGES_ADD)`; \ 180 | else \ 181 | PACKAGES_ADD=`$(CAT) $(CONFIGDIR)/default/openwrt_kmod_packages_add`; \ 182 | fi; \ 183 | PACKAGES_ADD=`echo $$PACKAGES_ADD | $(SED) -e \ 184 | "s,%%KERNEL_VERSION%%,$(OPENWRT_KERNEL_VERSION),g"`; \ 185 | for PKG in $$PACKAGES_ADD; do \ 186 | if [ ! -f $(DOWNLOADDIR)/$${PKG} ]; then \ 187 | echo "Downloading: $${PKG}"; \ 188 | cd $(DOWNLOADDIR) && $(WGET) $(WGET_ARGS) \ 189 | $(OPENWRT_KMOD_URL)/$${PKG}; \ 190 | if [ "$$?" != "0" ]; then rm -f $(DOWNLOADDIR)/$${PKG}; exit 1; fi; \ 191 | fi; \ 192 | done; \ 193 | if [ -f "$(OPENWRT_PACKAGES_ADD)" ]; then \ 194 | PACKAGES_ADD=`$(CAT) $(OPENWRT_PACKAGES_ADD)`; \ 195 | else \ 196 | PACKAGES_ADD=`$(CAT) $(CONFIGDIR)/default/openwrt_packages_add`; \ 197 | fi; \ 198 | for PKG in $$PACKAGES_ADD; do \ 199 | PKGNAME=`basename $$PKG`; \ 200 | if [ ! -f $(DOWNLOADDIR)/$${PKGNAME} ]; then \ 201 | echo "Downloading: $${PKG}"; \ 202 | cd $(DOWNLOADDIR) && $(WGET) $(WGET_ARGS) \ 203 | $(OPENWRT_PACKAGES_URL)/$${PKG}; \ 204 | if [ "$$?" != "0" ]; then rm -f $(DOWNLOADDIR)/$${PKGNAME}; exit 1; fi; \ 205 | fi; \ 206 | done 207 | 208 | add_packages: download_packages $(WRKDIR)/.add_packages_done 209 | $(WRKDIR)/.add_packages_done: 210 | $(_v)$(MKDIR) -p $(OPENWRT_ROOTDIR)/packages 211 | $(_v)if [ -f $(OPENWRT_KMOD_PACKAGES_ADD) ]; then \ 212 | PACKAGES_ADD=`$(CAT) $(OPENWRT_KMOD_PACKAGES_ADD)`; \ 213 | else \ 214 | PACKAGES_ADD=`$(CAT) $(CONFIGDIR)/default/openwrt_kmod_packages_add`; \ 215 | fi; \ 216 | PACKAGES_ADD=`echo $$PACKAGES_ADD | $(SED) -e \ 217 | "s,%%KERNEL_VERSION%%,$(OPENWRT_KERNEL_VERSION),g"`; \ 218 | if [ -f $(OPENWRT_TARGET_PACKAGES_ADD) ]; then \ 219 | PACKAGES_ADD="$$PACKAGES_ADD `$(CAT) $(OPENWRT_TARGET_PACKAGES_ADD)`"; \ 220 | else \ 221 | PACKAGES_ADD="$$PACKAGES_ADD `$(CAT) $(CONFIGDIR)/default/openwrt_target_packages_add`"; \ 222 | fi; \ 223 | if [ -f $(OPENWRT_PACKAGES_ADD) ]; then \ 224 | PACKAGES_ADD="$$PACKAGES_ADD `$(CAT) $(OPENWRT_PACKAGES_ADD)`"; \ 225 | else \ 226 | PACKAGES_ADD="$$PACKAGES_ADD `$(CAT) $(CONFIGDIR)/default/openwrt_packages_add`"; \ 227 | fi; \ 228 | for PKG in $$PACKAGES_ADD; do \ 229 | PKGNAME=`basename $$PKG`; \ 230 | $(CP) $(DOWNLOADDIR)/$$PKGNAME $(OPENWRT_ROOTDIR)/packages; \ 231 | $(OPKG_CHROOT) $(OPKG_ENV) $(OPKG_PROG) $(OPKG_ARGS) \ 232 | install /packages/$$PKGNAME; \ 233 | done; \ 234 | $(RM) -rf $(OPENWRT_ROOTDIR)/packages 235 | $(_v)$(TOUCH) $(WRKDIR)/.add_packages_done 236 | 237 | copy_configuration_files: $(WRKDIR)/.copy_configuration_files_done 238 | $(WRKDIR)/.copy_configuration_files_done: 239 | $(_v)echo "Coypying configuration files" 240 | $(_v)for file in $(CONFIGFILES); do \ 241 | if [ -f $(CONFIGDIR)/$$file ]; then \ 242 | $(CP) -f $(CONFIGDIR)/$$file $(WRKDIR)/openwrt_root/etc/config/$$file; \ 243 | elif [ -f $(CONFIGDIR)/default/$$file ]; then \ 244 | $(CP) -f $(CONFIGDIR)/default/$$file $(WRKDIR)/openwrt_root/etc/config/$$file; \ 245 | else \ 246 | echo "Missing configuration file: $(CONFIGDIR)/$$file"; \ 247 | exit 1; \ 248 | fi; \ 249 | done 250 | $(_v)$(TOUCH) $(WRKDIR)/.copy_configuration_files_done 251 | 252 | host_key: $(WRKDIR)/.host_key_done 253 | $(WRKDIR)/.host_key_done: 254 | $(_v)if [ -f $(CONFIGDIR)/dropbear_rsa_host_key ]; then \ 255 | echo "Installing dropbear_rsa_host_key"; \ 256 | $(CP) -f $(CONFIGDIR)/dropbear_rsa_host_key \ 257 | $(OPENWRT_ROOTDIR)/etc/dropbear/dropbear_rsa_host_key; \ 258 | fi 259 | $(_v)$(TOUCH) $(WRKDIR)/.host_key_done 260 | 261 | banner: $(WRKDIR)/.banner_done 262 | $(WRKDIR)/.banner_done: 263 | $(_v)echo "Appending mfslinux info to OpenWrt banner" 264 | $(_v)echo " mfslinux $(MFSLINUX_VERSION) $(GIT_REVISION)" >> $(OPENWRT_ROOTDIR)/etc/banner 265 | $(_v)echo " -----------------------------------------------------" >> \ 266 | $(OPENWRT_ROOTDIR)/etc/banner 267 | $(_v)$(TOUCH) $(WRKDIR)/.banner_done 268 | 269 | authorized_keys: $(WRKDIR)/.authorized_keys_done 270 | $(WRKDIR)/.authorized_keys_done: 271 | $(_v)if [ -f "$(CONFIGDIR)/authorized_keys" ]; then \ 272 | $(CP) $(CONFIGDIR)/authorized_keys $(OPENWRT_ROOTDIR)/etc/dropbear/authorized_keys; \ 273 | fi 274 | $(_v)$(TOUCH) $(WRKDIR)/.authorized_keys_done 275 | 276 | $(ISODIR)/isolinux/initramfs.igz: 277 | $(_v)echo "Generating initramfs" 278 | $(_v)$(MKDIR) -p $(ISODIR)/isolinux 279 | $(_v)cd $(WRKDIR)/openwrt_root && $(FIND) . | $(CPIO) -H newc -o | $(GZIP) > $(ISODIR)/isolinux/initramfs.igz 280 | 281 | copy_kernel: download_kernel $(ISODIR)/isolinux/vmlinuz 282 | $(ISODIR)/isolinux/vmlinuz: 283 | $(_v)echo "Copying kernel" 284 | $(_v)$(MKDIR) -p $(ISODIR)/isolinux 285 | $(_v)$(CP) $(DOWNLOADDIR)/$(OPENWRT_KERNEL) $(ISODIR)/isolinux/vmlinuz 286 | 287 | copy_isolinux_files: $(WRKDIR)/.copy_isolinux_files_done 288 | $(WRKDIR)/.copy_isolinux_files_done: 289 | $(_v)echo "Copying isolinux files" 290 | $(_v)for file in $(ISOLINUX_FILES); do \ 291 | $(CP) -f $(ISOLINUXDIR)/$$file $(ISODIR)/isolinux/$$file; \ 292 | done 293 | $(_v)$(CP) -f $(ISOLINUX_CFG) $(ISODIR)/isolinux/isolinux.cfg 294 | $(_v)$(SED) -e "s,%%MFSLINUX_VERSION%%,$(MFSLINUX_VERSION) $(GIT_REVISION),g" \ 295 | -e "s,%%OPENWRT_VERSION%%,$(OPENWRT_VERSION),g" \ 296 | $(ISOLINUX_BOOTTXT) > $(ISODIR)/isolinux/boot.txt 297 | $(_v)$(TOUCH) $(WRKDIR)/.copy_isolinux_files_done 298 | 299 | customize_rootfs: deploy_init remove_packages add_packages copy_configuration_files set_root_pw set_root_shell host_key banner authorized_keys 300 | 301 | generate_initramfs: download_rootfs_tar extract_rootfs_tar customize_rootfs $(ISODIR)/isolinux/initramfs.igz 302 | 303 | iso: generate_initramfs copy_kernel copy_isolinux_files $(OUTPUT_ISO) 304 | $(OUTPUT_ISO): 305 | $(_v)echo "Generating $(OUTPUT_ISO)" 306 | $(_v)if [ "$(MKISOFS)" = "" ]; then echo "Error: mkisofs or genisoimage missing"; exit 1; fi 307 | $(_v)$(MKISOFS) -quiet -r -T -J -iso-level 2 -V "$(OUTPUT_ISO_LABEL)" \ 308 | -b isolinux/isolinux.bin -c isolinux/boot.cat -no-emul-boot -boot-load-size 4 \ 309 | -boot-info-table -o $(OUTPUT_ISO) $(ISODIR) 310 | 311 | check: iso 312 | $(_v)echo Examining output ISO file 313 | $(_v)$(LS) -l $(OUTPUT_ISO) 314 | $(_v)VERIFY="`$(FILE) -b $(OUTPUT_ISO) | $(GREP) -o 'ISO 9660.*'`"; \ 315 | echo $$VERIFY; \ 316 | if [ "$$VERIFY" != "$(VERIFY_STRING)" ]; then \ 317 | exit 1; \ 318 | fi 319 | $(_v)$(BSDTAR) -t -v -f $(OUTPUT_ISO) 320 | 321 | artifact: iso $(ARTIFACT) 322 | $(ARTIFACT): $(OUTPUT_ISO) 323 | $(_v)echo Symlinking ISO file 324 | $(_v)$(LN) -s $(OUTPUT_ISO) $(ARTIFACT) 325 | 326 | clean-download: 327 | $(_v)if [ "$(DOWNLOADDIR)" != "/" ]; then $(RM) -rf $(DOWNLOADDIR); fi 328 | 329 | clean: 330 | $(_v)if [ "$(WRKDIR)" != "/" ]; then $(RM) -rf $(WRKDIR); fi 331 | $(_v)$(RM) -f $(OUTPUT_ISO) $(ARTIFACT) 332 | 333 | clean-all: clean clean-download 334 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # mfslinux 2 | 3 | Copyright (c) 2025 Martin Matuska 4 | 5 | Version 0.1.12 6 | 7 | ## Description 8 | 9 | This is a GNU Makefile with a set of scripts and configuration files that 10 | generates a bootable ISO file with a working Linux distribution. 11 | This minimal distribution gets completely loaded into memory. 12 | 13 | mfslinux is currently based on [OpenWrt](https://openwrt.org) 14 | 15 | ## Build-time requirements 16 | - x86_64 Linux or FreeBSD amd64 17 | - see [BUILD](./BUILD.md) for building instructions 18 | 19 | ## Runtime requirements 20 | - recommended minimum of 128MB system memory 21 | 22 | ## License 23 | - [GNU General Public License version 3](./LICENSE.md) or higher 24 | 25 | Project homepage: http://mfslinux.vx.sk 26 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /config/default/network: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | config interface 'loopback' 2 | option ifname 'lo' 3 | option proto 'static' 4 | option ipaddr '127.0.0.1' 5 | option netmask '255.0.0.0' 6 | 7 | config interface 'lan' 8 | option ifname 'eth0' 9 | option proto 'dhcp' 10 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /config/default/openwrt_kmod_packages_add: 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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # mfslinux 2 | # Copyright (c) 2025 Martin Matuska 3 | # 4 | display boot.txt 5 | prompt 1 6 | default a 7 | timeout 100 8 | 9 | label a 10 | linux vmlinuz 11 | append initrd=initramfs.igz 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /isolinux/ldlinux.c32: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mmatuska/mfslinux/a51458b43927c09dc1f4baeee8be659230160a04/isolinux/ldlinux.c32 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------