• QEMU (We use qemu-system-i386 to boot our image)
• Docker compose (used to compile kernel dependencies)

To initialize the container, please follow the instructions below:

make docker.up
# equivalent to
docker compose up -d

After initialization, you have the capability to build the project using the command:

make docker.build
# equivalent to
docker compose exec kfs make

Following this step, the ISO image will be built, and you can run it on qemu (on the host machine):

make run

Please note that a volume is set up to establish a link between the directory on your host machine and the container. This provides you with the flexibility to develop without the need for constant container restarts or rebuilding the image.

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