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Release release-master

29 Nov 03:49
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This release was automatically created by the Git Actions workflow corresponding to directory .github in the repository.

The output are a checksum file and a compressed Docker image for the corresponding branch.

File mygentoo-release-master.tar.xz is the compressed custom MKG Docker image built from latest official stage3 and portage archives.

To create an updated Gentoo distribution, start a Docker image as indicated in the README.

Alternatively, you can create an install ISO by running:

# mkg dockerize gentoo.iso [burn]

You can then use this ISO image to install Gentoo onto any adequate device.

Release release-gnome

16 Jul 19:24
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This release was automatically created by the Git Actions workflow corresponding to directory .github in the repository.

The output are a checksum file and a compressed Docker image for the corresponding branch.

File mygentoo-release-gnome.tar.xz is the compressed custom MKG Docker image built from latest official stage3 and portage archives.

To create an updated Gentoo distribution, start a Docker image as indicated in the README.

Alternatively, you can create an install ISO by running:

# mkg dockerize gentoo.iso [burn]

You can then use this image to install Gentoo onto any adequate device.

Release 1.4 (based on Official Gentoo Docker image stage3)

14 Jan 22:16
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See prior releases form advice on how to use the images.

B2SUM
69e448b463a1e74e1fce3446225a3c175d72505e628031ef1350d0ab098ee18726c40ff0e957a21341c72108e8f0fc75bebd83e898c805431bc19b88c00f2bab /home/fab/Dev/mkg_docker_image/mygentoo-master.tar.xz

SHA512SUM
1cb41c42c8f2bcce70e2f91964512869e9b758c83ebf94bccc2daccc685fc07a5af3f7a88fc0ac4815b67c0489fb1b67fc8c44bc3bc802c4f71e286ca8f51b1c /home/fab/Dev/mkg_docker_image/mygentoo-master.tar.xz

New build Jan. 2022 with gcc-11.2

08 Jan 15:58
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Prerequisites

You should have VirtualBox installed on your GNU/Linux platform (at least the kernel modules) and the kernel modules must be loaded. If not by a service, run modprobe vboxdrv.

How to use the Docker image

  • Download the image.
  • Check the control sums given below.
  • Uncompress:
    $ xz -d [image_name.tar.xz]
  • Load:
    # docker load -i image_name.tar
  • Run using:
    # docker run -it --device /dev/vboxdrv:/dev/vboxdrv -v /dev/log:/dev/log [image_name] bash
  • Once in the container, note its ID on the left of the shell input line.
  • Run your ./mkg command line, remembering to use gui=false and not to use share_root, shared_dir or hot_install
  • Preferably use:
    # nohup (...) &
    so that you can monitor the build in nohup.out
  • Once the virtual machine is safely launched, monitor the run using:
    # tail -f nohup.out
  • Once the process is safely running, exit using Ctrl - p Ctrl - q.
  • You may come back again into the container by running:
    # docker exec -it ID bash
  • You may follow the build from your host by running:
    # docker cp ID:/mkg/nohup.out . && tail -n200 nohup.out

B2SUM
4b7b9c8e0a92e3c6929330be874dd5f477322d5c790c1ecc5fd3d8805fdbde31b3c1476dabf994ff3ea69aa5fa40b96bc263b9becb252d9b37803a27a9978e1b

SHA512SUM
4b7b9c8e0a92e3c6929330be874dd5f477322d5c790c1ecc5fd3d8805fdbde31b3c1476dabf994ff3ea69aa5fa40b96bc263b9becb252d9b37803a27a9978e1b

Second release gcc 10.2

01 Apr 14:23
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This new release uses gcc-10.2 as the standard platform compiler.
See advice given below for the first release.

B2SUM (BLAKE2B)
5b90d45c9f7bec1f31b71e30a665195cdc8f1090a8bc9d7e89d3d6a3168a1f52481d5b42267bb68b41895341bdb59bad11dcb975d6f418e858b967d108856a7f mkg-1.1.tar.zip

SHA512SUM
49b25ee167856c44ef301cd168e4c4ff135f2a8b51d0fd210b15b54fd9a69cab20800f620612fbd784f34938b082c7b89266e5b2621f2f50895e515156132c2d mkg-1.1.tar.zip

Compressed Docker image

30 Mar 08:05
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Prerequisites

You should have VirtualBox v.6.1.18 installed on your GNU/Linux platform (at least the kernel modules) and the kernel modules must be loaded. If not by a service, run modprobe vboxdrv.

How to use the Docker image

  • Download the image.
  • Check the control sums given below.
  • Uncompress:
    $ unzip [image_name.tar.zip]
  • Load:
    # docker load -i image_name.tar
  • Run using:
    # docker run -it --device /dev/vboxdrv:/dev/vboxdrv -v /dev/log:/dev/log [image_name] bash
  • Once in the container, note its ID on the left of the shell input line.
  • Clone the mkg repository:
    # git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/fabnicol/mkg.git
  • Run your ./mkg command line, remembering to use gui=false and not to use share_root, shared_dir or hot_install
  • Preferably use:
    # nohup (...) &
    so that you can monitor the build in nohup.out
  • Once the virtual machine is safely launched, monitor the run using:
    # tail -f nohup.out
  • Once the process is safely running, exit using Ctrl - p Ctrl - q.
  • You may come back again into the container by running:
    # docker exec -it ID bash
  • You may follow the build from your host by running:
    # docker cp ID:/mkg/nohup.out . && tail -n200 nohup.out

Control sums

B2SUM (Blake2b)
75066da59b5c3045ce72594e8bcfac1e73ddf73cc88719eb9ab4011c908997ffdad1b28b7bc045e34062bda918b43b5830732ea8999f0f5de13ddbe47e05c746 mkg.tar.zip

SHA512SUM
4bee3f0216501cdabfb3d27962e8072413120e78bd90e9675294008ce86f5927ba4d7408d61d74ac2491879ca0e523fc236e6e317636366825413f2f2cd73bad mkg.tar.zip