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All proposed improvements are welcome. Just make sure that you have tested your changes before you submit new pull request. All proposed improvements are welcome. Just make sure that you have tested your changes before you submit new pull request.
* Can you run the MLL OS (``./qemu.sh``) with the changes you have made after full build from clean source tree? Full test procedure:
* Can you run the MLL OS (``./qemu.sh``) with the changes you have made after partial rebuild (./rebuild.sh)?
* Can you run shell console in Docker (``./run_docker_console.sh``) from the MLL image with the changes you have made after full build from clean source tree? * Generate clean MLL source tree with ``make src``. This will produce compressed archive file, e.g. ``minimal_linux_live_26-Dec-2017_src.tar.xz`` which contains all MLL sources.
* Can you run shell console in Docker (``./run_docker_console.sh``) from the MLL image with the changes you have made after after partial rebuild (``./rebuild.sh``)? * Copy or move the source archive file in empty folder and then extract the archive.
* Build MLL with ``./build_minimal_linux_live.sh``. You should be able to run MLL (``./qemu-bios.sh`` and/or ``./qemu-uefi.sh``) with the changes you have made.
* Repackage the MLL ISO image with ``./repackage.sh``. You should be able to run MLL (``./qemu-bios.sh`` and/or ``./qemu-uefi.sh``) with the changes you have made.
* Test the generated Docker functionality with ``test_docker_image.sh``. You should see message that the test has passed.
* Run shell console in Docker with ``./run_docker_console.sh``. You should be able to invoke all MLL binaries and scripts from this console.