Contents of this folder is used for building docker image/container needed for compiling Anarchy ISO.

Docker image contains add-aur.sh and setup.sh files. docker-compile.sh would be executed from inside container but it is not embedded into image/container.

To build a new image from project root run:

$ docker build -t anarchy:latest .

To remove image:

$ docker rmi anarchy:latest

If you will, you can push created image to docker hub. Anarchy doesn't maintain an official docker image.

$ docker tag anarchy:latest <username>/anarchy:latest
$ docker tag <username>/anarchy:latest <username>/anarchy:"$(date +%F)"

Publish image:

$ docker login
# Enter username/password
$ docker push <username>/anarchy:"$(date +%F)"
$ docker push <username>/anarchy:latest

Replace <username> with your own username on docker hub.

It is recommended to run the compile.sh script from project root with -d flag. If anarchy:latest docker image doesn't exist, it would be created:

$ ./compile.sh -d

To build an ISO image using Docker you need to map project root folder to /anarchy inside docker container to do so run the following command from project root:

$ docker run --rm --privileged \
    --device-cgroup-rule='b 7:* rmw' \
    -v "${PWD}":/project \
    -e anarchy_iso_label=ANARCHY10 \
    -e anarchy_iso_release=1.0.10 \
    anarchy:latest

When compilation is completed you can find Anarchy ISO image under [project root]/out.

You can start a fresh container and walk trough the process with:

$ docker run --rm --privileged \
    --device-cgroup-rule='b 7:* rmw' \
    -v "${PWD}":/project \
    -e anarchy_iso_label=ANARCHY10 \
    -e anarchy_iso_release=1.0.10 \
    -it anarchy:latest

Use a virtualization software to test Anarchy bootable ISO.

For example using QEMU without a hard-disk on Arch Linux the command is like:

$ qemu-system-x86_64 -m 2048M -cdrom ./out/anarchy-1.0.10-x86_64.iso

Replace anarchy-1.0.10-x86_64.iso with desired Anarchy ISO in above command.

• WARNING: work/x86_64/airootfs is not a mountpoint. This may have undesirable side effects.