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==Easiest way to run Dexter== | ==Easiest way to run Dexter== | ||
The easiest way to quickly download and run the compiled Dexter image is to clone the Dexter git repository and execute 'make run' from the repo's root dir. Be sure the QEMU i386 emulator is installed before executing make run. | The easiest way to quickly download and run the compiled Dexter image is to clone the Dexter git repository and execute 'make run' from the repo's root dir. Be sure the QEMU i386 emulator is installed before executing make run. The latest compiled image is part of the repository under the images directory, so compilation of the compiler toolchain or the Dexter source itself is needed. | ||
Revision as of 00:19, 28 April 2023
Dexter Kernel Wiki
This wiki is where the Dexter kernel code and functionality will be documented. There isn't much here at the moment and likely won't be for awhile.
You can find the latest source code in the git repository: https://github.com/splanck/dexter
Additional pages of interest
Easiest way to run Dexter
The easiest way to quickly download and run the compiled Dexter image is to clone the Dexter git repository and execute 'make run' from the repo's root dir. Be sure the QEMU i386 emulator is installed before executing make run. The latest compiled image is part of the repository under the images directory, so compilation of the compiler toolchain or the Dexter source itself is needed.
