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### Current development state
As of **08-Sep-2019**:
As of **02-Nov-2019**:
* Linux kernel 5.2.12 (stable)
* Linux kernel 5.3.8 (stable)
* GNU C Library 2.30 (stable)
* Busybox 1.30.1 (stable)
* Busybox 1.31.1 (stable)
* Stable build on default Ubuntu 18.04.3 installation with applied system updates.
Here are some screenshots of the current development version of Minimal Linux Live:
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./overlay_build.sh openjdk
```
Take a look at the [hello_mll](src/minimal_overlay/bundles/hello_mll/bundle.sh) overlay bundle which compiles simple C program (it prints one line in the console) and installs it properly in the MLL overlay structure.
Take a look at the [mll_hello](src/minimal_overlay/bundles/mll_hello/bundle.sh) overlay bundle which compiles simple C program (it prints one line in the console) and installs it properly in the MLL overlay structure.
### Runtime software

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Currently available overlay bundles:
all - this indicates to build all available overlay bundles. This
is useful mostly for testing purposes. You are encouraged to
use only the overlay bundles that you actually want.
GLIBC - set of all core GNU C libraries packaged together. This
overlay bundle is not host specific and can always be built.
The libraries are useful if you plan to use more software in
MLL. This overlay bundle depends on the GLIBC build process.
adopt_openjdk - JDK from AdoptOpenJDK with VM from either HotSpot or OpenJ9.
bosh_cli - BOSH command line tool. It can be used as landscape manager
for virtual network and server infrastructures in cloud
environments, e.g. AWS, Google Cloud, etc. Common use case
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Java, Scala, Clojure, Kotlin, and LLVM-based languages such
as C and C++.
Hello MLL - Simple educational overlay bundle with detailed comments
for each build step.
JRE / JDK - Oracle JRE/JDK. This overlay bundle requires some manual
preparation steps. Refer to the 'JAVA_ARCHIVE' property in
the '.config' file for more information. This overlay bundle
requires GLIBC and ZLIB.
kbd - keyboard utilities and keymaps. For example, you can load
German keyboard layout like this:
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Links - text-based web browser. Use the 'links' command to activate
the browser.
Open JDK - the open source JDK. No need for manual steps. This overlay
OpenJDK - the open source JDK. No need for manual steps. This overlay
bundle requires GLIBC and ZLIB.
Lua - the Lua Scripting Language. Use the 'lua' command to run an
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make - GNU make utility.
MLL Hello - Simple educational overlay bundle with detailed comments
for each build step.
MLL Logo - custom MLL boot logo.
MLL Utils - set of experimental shell scripts (mll-*.sh) which provide
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'-net nic,model=e1000 -net user,hostfwd=tcp::8080-:80' to
'cmd' in the qemu.sh file.
openjdk - Free and open-source JDK from OpenJDK.
static_get - portable binaries for Linux (http://s.minos.io).
stress - simple workload generator. Imposes a configurable amount of
CPU, memory, I/O, and disk stress on the system. stress is
useful for troubleshooting CPU and RAM issues.
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some bundles depend on build artifacts from the main build process, so it is
highly recommended to build MLL before you use the overlay build system.
Take a look at the 'hello_mll' overlay bundle for detailed explanation of the
Take a look at the 'mll_hello' overlay bundle for detailed explanation of the
internal overlay system build process and the corresponding directories that
are involved in the process.
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You can build individual overlay bundle like this:
cd minimal_overlay
./overlay_build.sh hello_mll
./overlay_build.sh mll_hello
You can build more two or more bundles if you separate them with comma:
cd minimal_overlay
./overlay_build.sh hello_mll,dhcp,mll_source
./overlay_build.sh mll_hello,dhcp,mll_source
The simplest way to add something to MLL is to put whatever you want in
the following folder:

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Another way to add software in 'Minimal Linux Live' is by using the overlay
bundles which add the software while the OS is being built. Check the
'hello_mll' overlay bundle in folder 'minimal/src/minimal_overlay/bundles'.
'mll_hello' overlay bundle in folder 'minimal/src/minimal_overlay/bundles'.
You can also add software in 'Minimal Linux Live' while the OS is running with
the 'static_get' overlay bundle. Use 'static-get -s <package>' to search for