At the end of the video you said that you hoped it wouldn't be considered a boring stuff... I watched every single explanation with a huge expectation of this awesome masterclass... and YES I consider it a masterclass because just those who know what you're sharing can valuate it properly! Thank you Mr. Engelmann!
In the early 2000s I designed and implemented a shell script-based system to automatically build Linux From Scratch. It was a project basically to demonstrate that a shell scripting language can be used to develop non-trivial applications.
Very interesting indeed and great explanation of the boot process and different tools to boot from. I am keen to learn more about the security implications we need to be aware of while building the kernel from scratch. Also to explain where and how ASLR and non executable stacks are implemented in relation to the major operating systems, thanks again for your great work.
Thank you! I'm honestly so glad that a content creator like you exists and has done this series. You're truly opening the door to Linux development for thousands of people, something that's super valuable for the entire dev community. At the end of the day, we need more Linux devs than ever, you're helping create so many more!
Hi Viktor! Very cool that you make new videos :-) Excited to watch these. I watched all of your operating system videos and built, together with a good friend, our own small operating system :-) Kind regards, Nils
This is a really neat idea. If you wanted to try the kvm or iot idea, lfs is still quite large. By comparison, clfs (cross linux from scratch) offers better "compile times" (the compilation is done on a separate, usually more powerful, host machine) and a much more lightweight set of packages. Following the existing ARM book is a really good starting point for building a minimal embedded "distro". Plus, if you want to extend the base set of packages, you can build a simple system usig cfls, then continue using lfs (or blfs). It would be neat to see a series on those also.
I just started wanting to learn this & am very grateful to you. I was looking at LFS and I was worried there wasn't someone experienced doing it via video. Happy trails.
Wow!! I am really excited. Thanks for these videos of operating system because of you I am able to close large gaps in my understanding of operating system.Love from India.
As you said it wouldn't be so interesting just following instructions. It would be more interesting understanding every step of the process, the why of every file and package and all of that. I'm going to really love this serie of videos. Thank you for this. It's great to see you're back after a long time.
instead of seperating Host and Build machines considering them in the same machine would be benefitial. Because todays most of us working like so. Great enterence to the series!
Hope you are doing well !!! I have watched few of your old videos on the pci enumeration and all thise are very informative. I believe this series is going to be more wonderful !!! Looking forward to watch and learn from you .
Changing operating systems or Linux distributions are to difficult! Because of that I will learn LinuxFromScratch, currently I'm creating a collection of FOSS that I like in Gentoo. The collection of FOSS will be my starting point to do one final distro hop to LinuxFromScratch.
Geiler Kram!! ich habe nach 20 jahren linux erfahrung beschlossen auch eine eigene distro zu bauen. Der sinn und zweck ist lernen. ich bin debian user seid mehr als 10 jahren und habe da zunächst angesetzt.. meine mini iso ist nun 340mb gross.. ich möchte aber noch "deeper" ;) bis zum 0 point und wieder rauf :) geile videos . thx ! xa4
My current target for Linux From Scratch is to make a specialized distro for myself, specifically to house FS-UAE and give it as much wiggle room as possible, as well as prepare AmigaSYS4 on it.
What a joy to see you again I think the video subtitles are not activated, could you activate the It helps a lot for those of us who don't understand English much. a greeting
Wondering if you have a short document that kind of matches what you said in the video. This will really help those of us who couldn't see the different things you were writing on the board.
Just a few weeks ago I saw another vid called (build your own Linux) from another youtube techie. Ye, you might guessed it. It should have been called "how to customize linux" xD Nice to see you're back with a high level version of it. Or is it called lowlevel? ;)
A doubt tht is not getting cleared. Is it at the operating system level or at the program level we are suppose to manage TLB's and page directory structure caches?
I can't believe you're back. I followed your tutorials sometime last year and even wrote my own bootloader. I also added more features to my OS. You can check out my code at github.com/preciousbetine/osdev . Thank u so much.
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I have been waiting for this!! Let's go!
At the end of the video you said that you hoped it wouldn't be considered a boring stuff... I watched every single explanation with a huge expectation of this awesome masterclass... and YES I consider it a masterclass because just those who know what you're sharing can valuate it properly! Thank you Mr. Engelmann!
Yes, this was excellent. Long time nothing hooked me like this vid!
I see you've gained some "wisdom" from the last time I saw you. Great to see you again man!!
You get more "wisdom" from lockdown...
In the early 2000s I designed and implemented a shell script-based system to automatically build Linux From Scratch. It was a project basically to demonstrate that a shell scripting language can be used to develop non-trivial applications.
Very interesting indeed and great explanation of the boot process and different tools to boot from. I am keen to learn more about the security implications we need to be aware of while building the kernel from scratch. Also to explain where and how ASLR and non executable stacks are implemented in relation to the major operating systems, thanks again for your great work.
I can't begin to express my appreciation brother, just thanks.
your teaching style is amazing for this kind of stuff, it just feels like my dad's cool friend finally agreed to show me how a computer works
Hands down the best LFS explanation.
Holy shit, did you really just shared a video after 3 years? wow! greetings!
Thank you! I'm honestly so glad that a content creator like you exists and has done this series. You're truly opening the door to Linux development for thousands of people, something that's super valuable for the entire dev community. At the end of the day, we need more Linux devs than ever, you're helping create so many more!
I concur, it’s pretty nice to put all that knowledge to professional use after building a stable Linux distribution from scratch for personal use.
Welcome back.
Hi Viktor!
Very cool that you make new videos :-)
Excited to watch these. I watched all of your operating system videos and built, together with a good friend, our own small operating system :-)
Kind regards,
Nils
Glad to see you’re back!!
Just found your channel, and after watching this video, I saved all your playlists to watch later. Great informative videos!
I've been curious for many a year on how to do this. Thank you for posting....this is going to be interesting! :)
This is a really neat idea. If you wanted to try the kvm or iot idea, lfs is still quite large. By comparison, clfs (cross linux from scratch) offers better "compile times" (the compilation is done on a separate, usually more powerful, host machine) and a much more lightweight set of packages. Following the existing ARM book is a really good starting point for building a minimal embedded "distro". Plus, if you want to extend the base set of packages, you can build a simple system usig cfls, then continue using lfs (or blfs). It would be neat to see a series on those also.
I was obliged to say thank you just seeing the title of the video
I just started wanting to learn this & am very grateful to you. I was looking at LFS and I was worried there wasn't someone experienced doing it via video. Happy trails.
Wow!! I am really excited. Thanks for these videos of operating system because of you I am able to close large gaps in my understanding of operating system.Love from India.
I am going to watch all of your videos, and give all of them a thumbs up~ Thank you very much, teacher!!
Endlich neue Videos! Ich habe genau vor einer Woche angefangen LFS zu machen!
After 3 years... Greetings! Keep up the good work.
Damnit! You came back! It was like meet an old mate after 5 years.
As you said it wouldn't be so interesting just following instructions. It would be more interesting understanding every step of the process, the why of every file and package and all of that. I'm going to really love this serie of videos. Thank you for this. It's great to see you're back after a long time.
All of your videos are brilliant and just what I have been looking for :D
instead of seperating Host and Build machines considering them in the same machine would be benefitial. Because todays most of us working like so. Great enterence to the series!
Thanks for the informative start to the series. I plan to watch it all.
Hope you are doing well !!! I have watched few of your old videos on the pci enumeration and all thise are very informative. I believe this series is going to be more wonderful !!! Looking forward to watch and learn from you .
Viktor! Mega, dass du wieder da bist!
Love this! Great visual explanation of what happens when doing LFS! Thanks!
Boring ?
No... i am so excited !
Changing operating systems or Linux distributions are to difficult! Because of that I will learn LinuxFromScratch, currently I'm creating a collection of FOSS that I like in Gentoo. The collection of FOSS will be my starting point to do one final distro hop to LinuxFromScratch.
how is it going, your ultimate distro?
Wow, my prediction has worked on so many TH-camrs!
2021: The Return of Many Legends
Geiler Kram!! ich habe nach 20 jahren linux erfahrung beschlossen auch eine eigene distro zu bauen. Der sinn und zweck ist lernen. ich bin debian user seid mehr als 10 jahren und habe da zunächst angesetzt.. meine mini iso ist nun 340mb gross.. ich möchte aber noch "deeper" ;) bis zum 0 point und wieder rauf :) geile videos . thx ! xa4
Nice to see you back again. You inspired me to learn about OS.
The return of the King
My current target for Linux From Scratch is to make a specialized distro for myself, specifically to house FS-UAE and give it as much wiggle room as possible, as well as prepare AmigaSYS4 on it.
Nice to see you again!
thank you so much of those series and info that you provided
Many thanks.
Completely appreciating it.
Build a LinuxFromScratch System Part 1 Super 👌🤝❤️
24:26 Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe cd is not a coreutil, its a built-in bash command.
Thank you for this video. I'm not sure if it's idiotic to jump in this with the bare minimum of understanding... But I'm going to try anyway.
Hey Victor! Glad you are back! Have you had any thoughts of writing a OS Dev series #2? Maybe with dealing with UEFI.
You got big bro , your channel is very informative
Really excited to see another series! I want to suggest that you get a microphone stand. It will help you alot!
What a joy to see you again
I think the video subtitles are not activated, could you activate the
It helps a lot for those of us who don't understand English much.
a greeting
That is very usefull tutorial guide to show how to understable two books on this videos.
Welcome back ))
Everybody, together, like him
Thanks!
I’m very very happy to see you again mr.viktor welcome back greet from iraq to you (^_^)
we missed you
Thanks I was searching for something like this...
Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
I think this course series has all the elements to offer it a short paid course on platforms such as Edx, Coursera, Udemy, etc
welcome back sir
Glad you are back!
I have been waiting for LFS! OH YES!
Wondering if you have a short document that kind of matches what you said in the video. This will really help those of us who couldn't see the different things you were writing on the board.
Welcome back boss
Great, you are back.
awesome work!! excellent explanation
Welcome back sir!
Hey! Welcome back buddy 👍🏽
Just a few weeks ago I saw another vid called (build your own Linux) from another youtube techie. Ye, you might guessed it. It should have been called "how to customize linux" xD Nice to see you're back with a high level version of it. Or is it called lowlevel? ;)
perfect , please continue releasing such content !! 👍👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥
He: shows the books
Me: damn it known them from our school's library
After 4 years broooo!
I'm very excited❤️
Thank you for sharing sir,
I need mentor like you sir ❤️❤️👍
After a long time. 👍🏽
welcome back
After 3 years,, grand entry🙏
Vielen Dank für's Video!
Welcome back!!!!
OMG Welcome back !
Thanks for your video sir. 🙏
Thank you very much
Glad to see you
Thanks to start this series
I tried LFS back in 200X and failed. Tried to reference an 800 page book on LFS and failed.
Third strike's a charm?
Looking forward to this.
Thank you so much!
Haha, you returned back!
Welcome back :)
A gem 🔥
I did not understand why the A / B / C versions yet.
Thank You!!
Tq sir this is very useful for me
A doubt tht is not getting cleared. Is it at the operating system level or at the program level we are suppose to manage TLB's and page directory structure caches?
Nice to see you again duh
Good stuff, but get rid of the bad markers. Thanks.
Is it possible to create a linux from scratch and then create a docker image off of it and then just run it in a docker container?
Invaluable
I would like to build chatgpt into kernel. To try and take over the world ofc.
I can't believe you're back. I followed your tutorials sometime last year and even wrote my own bootloader. I also added more features to my OS. You can check out my code at github.com/preciousbetine/osdev . Thank u so much.
waiting for the next part ^^
How about a bare minimal docker image of custom linux instead of vm
OH MY FUCKING GOD, HE'S B A C K.
I waited for this 4... no.... 5 thousand years!