#linuxboot — Public Fediverse posts

👨‍💻 Gather 'round, aspiring kernel wizards! Jess Espino takes on the Herculean task of unraveling the mysteries of the Linux boot process 🥱 in only 36 minutes! Perfect for those who crave a deep dive into the world's most captivating snooze fest, because let's be honest, who doesn't dream about kernel internals? 😴🔧
https://internals-for-interns.com/posts/linux-kernel-startup/ #LinuxBoot #KernelInternals #TechEducation #DeepDive #AspiringWizards #HackerNews #ngated

👨‍💻 Gather 'round, aspiring kernel wizards! Jess Espino takes on the Herculean task of unraveling the mysteries of the Linux boot process 🥱 in only 36 minutes! Perfect for those who crave a deep dive into the world's most captivating snooze fest, because let's be honest, who doesn't dream about kernel internals? 😴🔧
https://internals-for-interns.com/posts/linux-kernel-startup/ #LinuxBoot #KernelInternals #TechEducation #DeepDive #AspiringWizards #HackerNews #ngated

👨‍💻 Gather 'round, aspiring kernel wizards! Jess Espino takes on the Herculean task of unraveling the mysteries of the Linux boot process 🥱 in only 36 minutes! Perfect for those who crave a deep dive into the world's most captivating snooze fest, because let's be honest, who doesn't dream about kernel internals? 😴🔧
https://internals-for-interns.com/posts/linux-kernel-startup/ #LinuxBoot #KernelInternals #TechEducation #DeepDive #AspiringWizards #HackerNews #ngated

👨‍💻 Gather 'round, aspiring kernel wizards! Jess Espino takes on the Herculean task of unraveling the mysteries of the Linux boot process 🥱 in only 36 minutes! Perfect for those who crave a deep dive into the world's most captivating snooze fest, because let's be honest, who doesn't dream about kernel internals? 😴🔧
https://internals-for-interns.com/posts/linux-kernel-startup/ #LinuxBoot #KernelInternals #TechEducation #DeepDive #AspiringWizards #HackerNews #ngated

👨‍💻 Gather 'round, aspiring kernel wizards! Jess Espino takes on the Herculean task of unraveling the mysteries of the Linux boot process 🥱 in only 36 minutes! Perfect for those who crave a deep dive into the world's most captivating snooze fest, because let's be honest, who doesn't dream about kernel internals? 😴🔧
https://internals-for-interns.com/posts/linux-kernel-startup/ #LinuxBoot #KernelInternals #TechEducation #DeepDive #AspiringWizards #HackerNews #ngated

We did a few small things to polish https://linuxboot.org today.

That includes a link to our reestablished Matrix chat.

Come join the #LinuxBoot channel if you're interested! 🥳

We did a few small things to polish https://linuxboot.org today.

That includes a link to our reestablished Matrix chat.

Come join the #LinuxBoot channel if you're interested! 🥳

We did a few small things to polish https://linuxboot.org today.

That includes a link to our reestablished Matrix chat.

Come join the #LinuxBoot channel if you're interested! 🥳

We did a few small things to polish https://linuxboot.org today.

That includes a link to our reestablished Matrix chat.

Come join the #LinuxBoot channel if you're interested! 🥳

We did a few small things to polish https://linuxboot.org today.

That includes a link to our reestablished Matrix chat.

Come join the #LinuxBoot channel if you're interested! 🥳

I managed to get the HEADS firmware to boot my existing fedora install, but only after I reinstalled GRUB2 on that. GRUB2 has nothing to do with the boot process (HEADS uses kexec to directly run a kernel), but apparently HEADS requires its configuration to be present on /boot. Even if I manually set up the kexec_*.txt files on there, it claims that no bootable configuration could be found. Very odd. #linuxboot #firmware

I managed to get the HEADS firmware to boot my existing fedora install, but only after I reinstalled GRUB2 on that. GRUB2 has nothing to do with the boot process (HEADS uses kexec to directly run a kernel), but apparently HEADS requires its configuration to be present on /boot. Even if I manually set up the kexec_*.txt files on there, it claims that no bootable configuration could be found. Very odd. #linuxboot #firmware

I managed to get the HEADS firmware to boot my existing fedora install, but only after I reinstalled GRUB2 on that. GRUB2 has nothing to do with the boot process (HEADS uses kexec to directly run a kernel), but apparently HEADS requires its configuration to be present on /boot. Even if I manually set up the kexec_*.txt files on there, it claims that no bootable configuration could be found. Very odd. #linuxboot #firmware

My proposal "#LinuxBoot for the #Community" was rejected by @nlnet.
Quite unfortunate, but I got a job again anyway, so I don't depend on it and would have had to pass it on.

If anyone is interested in the idea, please do reach out to me though - there is always another chance to apply, plus @sovtechfund and possibly others.

My proposal "#LinuxBoot for the #Community" was rejected by @nlnet.
Quite unfortunate, but I got a job again anyway, so I don't depend on it and would have had to pass it on.

If anyone is interested in the idea, please do reach out to me though - there is always another chance to apply, plus @sovtechfund and possibly others.

My proposal "#LinuxBoot for the #Community" was rejected by @nlnet.
Quite unfortunate, but I got a job again anyway, so I don't depend on it and would have had to pass it on.

If anyone is interested in the idea, please do reach out to me though - there is always another chance to apply, plus @sovtechfund and possibly others.

My proposal "#LinuxBoot for the #Community" was rejected by @nlnet.
Quite unfortunate, but I got a job again anyway, so I don't depend on it and would have had to pass it on.

If anyone is interested in the idea, please do reach out to me though - there is always another chance to apply, plus @sovtechfund and possibly others.

My proposal "#LinuxBoot for the #Community" was rejected by @nlnet.
Quite unfortunate, but I got a job again anyway, so I don't depend on it and would have had to pass it on.

If anyone is interested in the idea, please do reach out to me though - there is always another chance to apply, plus @sovtechfund and possibly others.

Het tuig aanpakken!

I just did a full #LinuxBoot from our graphical menu. :D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpOJrqOjBHI

Het tuig aanpakken!

I just did a full #LinuxBoot from our graphical menu. :D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpOJrqOjBHI

Het tuig aanpakken!

I just did a full #LinuxBoot from our graphical menu. :D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpOJrqOjBHI

Het tuig aanpakken!

I just did a full #LinuxBoot from our graphical menu. :D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpOJrqOjBHI

Het tuig aanpakken!

I just did a full #LinuxBoot from our graphical menu. :D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpOJrqOjBHI

I just successfully did a `kexec` on the TP-Link M7350 v3 router via `cpu`, using kexec-tools:

cpu-tpl $KEXEC -cf arch/arm/boot/zImage

I.e., we can now #LinuxBoot!
Well, we still need to gain NAND flash support and get the kernel to boot without lk2nd directly, but the PoC is done. :)

cpu-tpl is my script wrapping cpu to set up a namespace and use the fixed IP address. $KEXEC is just the full path to my Arm 32 build of kexec.

I just successfully did a `kexec` on the TP-Link M7350 v3 router via `cpu`, using kexec-tools:

cpu-tpl $KEXEC -cf arch/arm/boot/zImage

I.e., we can now #LinuxBoot!
Well, we still need to gain NAND flash support and get the kernel to boot without lk2nd directly, but the PoC is done. :)

cpu-tpl is my script wrapping cpu to set up a namespace and use the fixed IP address. $KEXEC is just the full path to my Arm 32 build of kexec.

I just successfully did a `kexec` on the TP-Link M7350 v3 router via `cpu`, using kexec-tools:

cpu-tpl $KEXEC -cf arch/arm/boot/zImage

I.e., we can now #LinuxBoot!
Well, we still need to gain NAND flash support and get the kernel to boot without lk2nd directly, but the PoC is done. :)

cpu-tpl is my script wrapping cpu to set up a namespace and use the fixed IP address. $KEXEC is just the full path to my Arm 32 build of kexec.

I just successfully did a `kexec` on the TP-Link M7350 v3 router via `cpu`, using kexec-tools:

cpu-tpl $KEXEC -cf arch/arm/boot/zImage

I.e., we can now #LinuxBoot!
Well, we still need to gain NAND flash support and get the kernel to boot without lk2nd directly, but the PoC is done. :)

cpu-tpl is my script wrapping cpu to set up a namespace and use the fixed IP address. $KEXEC is just the full path to my Arm 32 build of kexec.

I just successfully did a `kexec` on the TP-Link M7350 v3 router via `cpu`, using kexec-tools:

cpu-tpl $KEXEC -cf arch/arm/boot/zImage

I.e., we can now #LinuxBoot!
Well, we still need to gain NAND flash support and get the kernel to boot without lk2nd directly, but the PoC is done. :)

cpu-tpl is my script wrapping cpu to set up a namespace and use the fixed IP address. $KEXEC is just the full path to my Arm 32 build of kexec.

If I get any of the grants I applied for, I will do #live streams again for the #development. ✨👩‍💻✨

Thus far, I asked:
- NLnet to fund #LinuxBoot integration with U-Boot XPL
- OSFF to fund further development of #Intel ME tooling

The former will be much more work.
And the latter would be integrated in https://fiedka.app and @coreboot.

If I get any of the grants I applied for, I will do #live streams again for the #development. ✨👩‍💻✨

Thus far, I asked:
- NLnet to fund #LinuxBoot integration with U-Boot XPL
- OSFF to fund further development of #Intel ME tooling

The former will be much more work.
And the latter would be integrated in https://fiedka.app and @coreboot.

If I get any of the grants I applied for, I will do #live streams again for the #development. ✨👩‍💻✨

Thus far, I asked:
- NLnet to fund #LinuxBoot integration with U-Boot XPL
- OSFF to fund further development of #Intel ME tooling

The former will be much more work.
And the latter would be integrated in https://fiedka.app and @coreboot.

If I get any of the grants I applied for, I will do #live streams again for the #development. ✨👩‍💻✨

Thus far, I asked:
- NLnet to fund #LinuxBoot integration with U-Boot XPL
- OSFF to fund further development of #Intel ME tooling

The former will be much more work.
And the latter would be integrated in https://fiedka.app and @coreboot.

If I get any of the grants I applied for, I will do #live streams again for the #development. ✨👩‍💻✨

Thus far, I asked:
- NLnet to fund #LinuxBoot integration with U-Boot XPL
- OSFF to fund further development of #Intel ME tooling

The former will be much more work.
And the latter would be integrated in https://fiedka.app and @coreboot.

Today, we met with a small group of people working on #LinuxBoot and #Racklet. Starting at Hackerbrücke, we went by the Google Arnulfpost campus that is still being worked on, then got some lunch nearby.
https://realestate.withgoogle.com/arnulfpost/

We continued walking around in the sunshine ☀️ and made up some bogus historical non-facts, chatting around and passing by Lenbachhaus where we stopped for a while to enjoy its garden. Finally, we went toward Marienplatz where we split again to get back home. A fun day! 🥳

Today, we met with a small group of people working on #LinuxBoot and #Racklet. Starting at Hackerbrücke, we went by the Google Arnulfpost campus that is still being worked on, then got some lunch nearby.
https://realestate.withgoogle.com/arnulfpost/

We continued walking around in the sunshine ☀️ and made up some bogus historical non-facts, chatting around and passing by Lenbachhaus where we stopped for a while to enjoy its garden. Finally, we went toward Marienplatz where we split again to get back home. A fun day! 🥳

Today, we met with a small group of people working on #LinuxBoot and #Racklet. Starting at Hackerbrücke, we went by the Google Arnulfpost campus that is still being worked on, then got some lunch nearby.
https://realestate.withgoogle.com/arnulfpost/

We continued walking around in the sunshine ☀️ and made up some bogus historical non-facts, chatting around and passing by Lenbachhaus where we stopped for a while to enjoy its garden. Finally, we went toward Marienplatz where we split again to get back home. A fun day! 🥳

Today, we met with a small group of people working on #LinuxBoot and #Racklet. Starting at Hackerbrücke, we went by the Google Arnulfpost campus that is still being worked on, then got some lunch nearby.
https://realestate.withgoogle.com/arnulfpost/

We continued walking around in the sunshine ☀️ and made up some bogus historical non-facts, chatting around and passing by Lenbachhaus where we stopped for a while to enjoy its garden. Finally, we went toward Marienplatz where we split again to get back home. A fun day! 🥳

Today, we met with a small group of people working on #LinuxBoot and #Racklet. Starting at Hackerbrücke, we went by the Google Arnulfpost campus that is still being worked on, then got some lunch nearby.
https://realestate.withgoogle.com/arnulfpost/

We continued walking around in the sunshine ☀️ and made up some bogus historical non-facts, chatting around and passing by Lenbachhaus where we stopped for a while to enjoy its garden. Finally, we went toward Marienplatz where we split again to get back home. A fun day! 🥳

Currently debugging #BashCoreLX: it boots into CLI on TTY1 as intended, but startx errors pop up due to .Xauthority issues, hostname not found, or X server already running.

Switching to TTY2 and running sudo startx works, LXDE starts fine.

Goal: make TTY1 stay clean CLI-only, no automatic X attempts, no startup errors. Working on suppressing X server noise and managing session permissions.

#Linux #Debian #MinimalLinux #LXDE #TTY #Startx #Xorg #BashCore #LinuxBoot #Debugging

Currently debugging #BashCoreLX: it boots into CLI on TTY1 as intended, but startx errors pop up due to .Xauthority issues, hostname not found, or X server already running.

Switching to TTY2 and running sudo startx works, LXDE starts fine.

Goal: make TTY1 stay clean CLI-only, no automatic X attempts, no startup errors. Working on suppressing X server noise and managing session permissions.

#Linux #Debian #MinimalLinux #LXDE #TTY #Startx #Xorg #BashCore #LinuxBoot #Debugging

Currently debugging #BashCoreLX: it boots into CLI on TTY1 as intended, but startx errors pop up due to .Xauthority issues, hostname not found, or X server already running.

Switching to TTY2 and running sudo startx works, LXDE starts fine.

Goal: make TTY1 stay clean CLI-only, no automatic X attempts, no startup errors. Working on suppressing X server noise and managing session permissions.

#Linux #Debian #MinimalLinux #LXDE #TTY #Startx #Xorg #BashCore #LinuxBoot #Debugging

Currently debugging #BashCoreLX: it boots into CLI on TTY1 as intended, but startx errors pop up due to .Xauthority issues, hostname not found, or X server already running.

Switching to TTY2 and running sudo startx works, LXDE starts fine.

Goal: make TTY1 stay clean CLI-only, no automatic X attempts, no startup errors. Working on suppressing X server noise and managing session permissions.

#Linux #Debian #MinimalLinux #LXDE #TTY #Startx #Xorg #BashCore #LinuxBoot #Debugging

Oh nice, the kexec patches for RISC-V in https://github.com/horms/kexec-tools have just been merged 2 weeks ago! 🥳

that added support for loading Image files and kexec_file_load

yay #LinuxBoot!

Oh nice, the kexec patches for RISC-V in https://github.com/horms/kexec-tools have just been merged 2 weeks ago! 🥳

that added support for loading Image files and kexec_file_load

yay #LinuxBoot!

Oh nice, the kexec patches for RISC-V in https://github.com/horms/kexec-tools have just been merged 2 weeks ago! 🥳

that added support for loading Image files and kexec_file_load

yay #LinuxBoot!

Oh nice, the kexec patches for RISC-V in https://github.com/horms/kexec-tools have just been merged 2 weeks ago! 🥳

that added support for loading Image files and kexec_file_load

yay #LinuxBoot!

Oh nice, the kexec patches for RISC-V in https://github.com/horms/kexec-tools have just been merged 2 weeks ago! 🥳

that added support for loading Image files and kexec_file_load

yay #LinuxBoot!

Here is one:
https://book.linuxboot.org/use-cases.html

The #LinuxBoot book keeps growing. :)

Here is one:
https://book.linuxboot.org/use-cases.html

The #LinuxBoot book keeps growing. :)

Here is one:
https://book.linuxboot.org/use-cases.html

The #LinuxBoot book keeps growing. :)