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-# Building huronOS
-
-To build huronOS you'll need to follow several steps:
-
-1. **Install Debian:**  
-   First, install Debian 11.6 in a computer with a minimal installation setup. Make sure to not install **any** extra software mentioned on the installer, and do not setup extra users other than root. (if you do, erase them).
-
-2. **Get huronOS-build-tools**  
-   Clone this repo on the `/` root directory of your newly installed Debian with the following command
-   
-   `git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/equetzal/huronOS-build-tools`
-
-3. **Compile the huronOS kernel**  
-   huronOS needs a kernel that supports [AUFS](https://aufs.sf.net), so we need to replace the kernel. To do so, run as **root**:
-
-   ```bash
-   cd kernel-builder/
-   chmod +x build-kernel.sh
-   ./build-kernel.sh
-   ```
-
-4. **Build the base system**  
-   To build the base system (`01-base.hsl`) and the huronOS bootable skeleton filesystem, run as **root**:  
-
-   ```bash
-   chmod +x base-system/base.sh
-   ./base-system/base.sh
-   ```
-
-   Afterwards, you will find a similar structure to the following directory on `/tmp`:
-   ```bash
-   huronOS-build-tools-67321/ # Taking 67321 as an example, this will be different with each case. This value is the PID of the process.
-      ├── iso-data/
-      └── make-iso.sh
-   ```
-   By default, make-iso.sh will have a field `ISO_DATA=/tmp/huronOS-build-tools-67321/iso-data` and `ISO_OUTPUT=/tmp/huronOS-build-tools-67321/huronOS-b2023.00xx-amd64.iso`. If you're planing to move the directory, please make sure to update this routes accordingly.
-
-5. **Build the other system layers**
-
-   To build the rest of the layers, you'll need to install huronOS at a temporal USB drive, so go ahead and run:
-   ```bash
-   ./make-iso.sh # This step is necessary as it will calculate the checksums of the files
-   ./iso-data/install.sh # You just hit enter when prompt for directives URL and directives server IP
-   ```
-
-   After this, please boot up the installed system.
-   Once booted, make sure to have access to that repository and internet connection. **Please, consider that at this step, no persistence has been provided yet, so all the changes will be volatile**
-
-   Run, as **root**, the following commands to build the rest of the modules:
-
-   - `02-firmware.hsl`:
-     ```bash
-     cd software-modules/base/02-firmware/
-     chmod +x firmware.sh
-     ./firmware.sh
-     quick-reboot
-     ```
-   - `03-budgie.hsl`:
-     ```bash
-     cd software-modules/base/03-budgie/
-     chmod +x budgie.sh
-     chmod +x setup-desktop.sh
-     ./budgie.sh
-     quick-reboot
-     ```
-   - `04-shared-libs.hsl`:
-     ```bash
-     cd software-modules/base/04-shared-libs/
-     chmod +x shared-libs.sh
-     ./shared-libs.sh
-     quick-reboot
-     ```
-   - `05-custom.hsl`:
-     ```bash
-     cd software-modules/base/05-custom/
-     chmod +x custom.sh
-     ./custom.sh
-     quick-reboot
-     ```
-
-   
-   Next, return to the debian installation and plug the USB drive, then copy the modules on the `iso-data/huronOS/base/` directory.
-
-6. **Pack the current software**
-
-   After installing the base, the software to be used on competitions like ICPC or IOI will be required. The build scripts for each package are located in the directories
-
-   - [`internet`](./software-modules/internet/)
-   - [`langs`](./software-modules/langs/)
-   - [`programming`](./software-modules/programming/)
-   - [`tools`](./software-modules/tools/)
-
-   After finishing with all the software, copy the resultant `.hsm` files to the `iso-data/huronOS/software/` directory following the structure of the tree. Remember to reboot each time you create an `.hsm` module to prevent accumulating changes.
-
-7. **Create the ISO**
-
-   After completing the huronOS *iso-data* directory, you can run again the `make-iso.sh` to create the packed ISO and the Sha256 checksum.