Mnemosyne is a abstract distribution originally designed for ROCKLinux, but currently only support the trunk of OpenSDE.
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Alejandro Mery 69dc32c10c rocknet: moved creation of runit symlink to overlay.d/ 15 years ago
overlay.d rocknet: moved creation of runit symlink to overlay.d/ 15 years ago
pkg_conf busybox: added `test` on embedded, and made `test` and `echo` built-in in ash 15 years ago
pkg_patch pkgsel: tweaked runit-shutdown to install shutdown stuff but not killall5 or pidof 15 years ago
pkgsel.d pkgsel: removed util-linux and util-linux-ng from embedded builds 15 years ago
COPYING Added COPYING (GPLv2) file 15 years ago
README Added a little explaination about Mnemosyne in the README file 15 years ago
VERSION Bumped 0.4.x 15 years ago
build.sh * updated copyright notes at mnemosyne target 17 years ago
config.in Moved pkgsel/ to pkgsel.d/ 15 years ago
kernel.conf Added kernel.conf to mnemosyne, forcing CONFIG_UNIX=y 16 years ago
mnemosyne.pl mnemosyne.pl: Changed to _always_ source FEATURE.conf, passing "" when the deps are not met 15 years ago
overlay.in sysfiles: patched etc/rc.d/functions-ansi.in to work over ash when doing embedded builds 15 years ago
parse-config rocknet: moved creation of runit symlink to overlay.d/ 15 years ago
pkgsel.in * cosmetical changes at pkgsel.in and pkg_conf/ 17 years ago

README

Mnemosyne Linux v0.4.x
Alejandro Mery <amery@geeks.cl>
powered by OpenSDE!

Mnemosyne is a abstract distribution originally designed for
ROCKLinux [1], but currently only support the trunk of OpenSDE [2].

Mnemosyne is a fully modular abstract target which founds itself over
highly secure and reliable packages instead of deprecated 'de facto'
standard packages like sysvinit, netkit and vixie-cron.

Mnemosyne, use `runit`[3] init style, and since 0.4 the rest of the
tools implemented by `sysvinit` are replaced with `busybox`[4]
equivalents. We use udhcpc from busybox too, and only support
`iproute2`[5] instead of the deprecated classic ifconfig/route/arp.

Mnemosyne is licensed under GPLv2+, but this doesn't affect distributions
implemented extending (without altering) mnemosyne itself.

[1] ROCKLinux - http://www.rocklinux.org/
[2] OpenSDE - http://opensde.org/
[3] runit - http://smarden.org/runit/
[4] BusyBox - http://busybox.net/
[5] iproute2 - http://www.linuxfoundation.org/en/Net:Iproute2