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Moby, a toolkit for custom Linux distributions

Simple build instructions: use make to build.

make qemu will boot up a sample in qemu in a container; on OSX make hyperkit will boot up in hyperkit. make test or make hyperkit-test will run the test suite.

Requires GNU make, GNU or BSD tar (not Busybox tar) and Docker to build.

To customise, copy or modify the moby.yaml and then run ./bin/moby file.yaml to generate. You can run the output with ./scripts/qemu.sh or ./scripts/hyperkit.sh.