axiom-beta-env

An apertus° AXIOM-beta execution environment for both developer/user.

This repo contains the build environments for all AXIOM-beta scripts and images.

Instructions

To prepare the build/execution environment, follow the steps:

1. sudo ./tools/install.sh
2. ./tools/prepareAll.sh
3. ./tools/download.sh

After the above steps, install the axiom command and activate its build/execution environment by running: source ./installCommands.sh

Now, you can start to build either the (untested) image or the official build pipeline of beta-software and execute them with:

4. ./guest-images/dev/microzed-image-1.4/build.sh or ./guest-images/dev/beta-software/build.sh
5. ./run_image.sh dev/microzed-image-1.4 or ./run_image.sh dev/beta-software

NOTE: If you fail on command not found or any problem, try source ./installCommands.sh and then do it again. This will force system using the binaries comes with this repo.

AXIOM command (shell function)

This repo has a complete shell completion systems and execution environments. One can install the axiom command and use it to run QEMU instance at any where.

Initialize the command by running source ./installCommands.sh.

Example usages

• axiom image list
• axiom image pull dev/microzed-image-1.4@/p2/etc/hostname ./
• axiom qemu dev/microzed-image-1.4

To understand more on the concepts of using this build system, please refer to this thread

AXIOM command completion

Completion system is available for axiom, image_manager.py and runQEMU.sh. Run source ./installCommands.sh for registering the completion functions.

$ axiom image <TAB>
list   -- List all existing images
push   -- Push a file/folder into image
pull   -- Pull a file/folder from image
ls     -- List files in image folder
rm     -- Remove file/folder from image
mkdir  -- Make a folder in image
...
...
--help  -h  -- Display help message and information of usage.

You can also tab all the way through the file system in image

$ axiom image push README.md dev/microzed-image-1.3@/etc/<TAB>
rch-release      fstab             iproute2/         login.defs        modprobe.d/       pacman.d/         resolvconf.conf   systemd/        
bash.bash_logout  gai.conf          iptables/         logrotate.conf    modules-load.d/   pam.d/            rpc               tmpfiles.d/     
bash.bashrc       group ..................