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Fleur De Lys

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Fleur de Lys

"If you wish to make an apple pie from scratch, first invent the universe." -- Carl Sagan

Disk Layout

The image uses a GPT partition table:

Partition Size Filesystem Label
p1 10G F2FS Fleur_de_Lys_Root
p2 20G bcachefs Fleur_de_Lys_Sources
p3 10G bcachefs Fleur_de_Lys_Home

Prerequisites

A Linux host with the following available:

  • losetup, mount, chroot (util-linux)
  • F2FS and bcachefs filesystem support (f2fs-tools, bcachefs-tools)
  • Standard development toolchain (gcc, g++, make, binutils, etc.)

Run bash tests/version-check.sh to verify your host has the required tools.

Usage

All commands require root privileges.

sudo make mount       # Attach the image and mount partitions into mnt_image/
sudo make run         # Mount + bind virtual filesystems + enter chroot shell
sudo make umount      # Unmount everything and detach the loop device

Building the Image from Scratch

To create a new blank disk image (20 GB) with the partition table and formatted filesystems:

sudo bash scripts/build_os.sh

Project Structure

Fleur_de_Lys.img      # The disk image
mnt_image/            # Mount point (created by make mount)
Makefile              # Mount, run, and unmount targets
docker/               # Multi-stage Docker build environment
  Dockerfile          # Stage 1 & 2 build layers
  engine/             # Build scripts (fleur-build.sh, etc.)
  recipes/            # Software build instructions by stage
etc/
  os-release          # Distribution identity
scripts/
  build_os.sh         # Create and partition a new disk image
  build_img.sh        # Image creation helper
  mount.sh            # Legacy mount script
tests/
  version-check.sh    # Verify host toolchain requirements

Docker Toolchain Environment

The toolchain and intermediate system tools are constructed using a multi-stage Docker build:

  • Stage 1 (toolchain-builder): Bootstraps the compiler (gcc/clang), binutils, and glibc.
  • Stage 2 (temp-tools-builder): Builds all cross-compiled utilities (bash, coreutils, python, meson, ninja, etc.) into /tools.

To build the toolchain environment:

cd docker
make build