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Bootable hybrid ISOs for **SPS Linux** (informally Splux). Flash, boot, run `setup`. SPS the package system is separate from this distro. These images install SPS Linux. An LFS tree can still use `src`/`sget` without this installer. I wrote the installer (`setup`) and the ISO builder (`mkiso`). Package definitions are in [sps-core](https://github.com/RobertFlexx/sps-core) and [sps-extra](https://github.com/RobertFlexx/sps-extra). This set replaces [live-2026-08-31](https://github.com/RobertFlexx/SPS/releases/tag/live-2026-08-31). PID 1 is now a real init (busybox on this builder; systemd when the host has it). Consoles are children. The earlier image exec'd a shell as PID 1 and panicked in QEMU (`Attempted to kill init`, exit 127). `setup` can partition disks, pick drivers and microcode, and install systemd or OpenRC. ## Images - **sps-live-tty.iso** (509M): recipes, host seed compiler,
Bootable hybrid ISOs for SPS. Flash, boot to a TTY, mount a destination filesystem on /mnt, and run setup. I wrote the installer (`setup`) and the ISO builder (`mkiso`). Package definitions are in [sps-core](https://github.com/RobertFlexx/sps-core) and [sps-extra](https://github.com/RobertFlexx/sps-extra). ## Images - **sps-live-tty.iso** (509M) — recipes plus a host seed compiler and kernel modules. This is the one to flash for a daily-driver install. `setup` builds packages from source on the live system into `/mnt`. - **sps-live-tty-slim.iso** (27M) — recipes and BusyBox only. Useful to try the installer UI; it cannot compile without a compiler. Firmware blobs are omitted (they are huge). Rebuild locally with `mkiso --with-firmware` if you need them on the live disc. NVIDIA still needs a matching kernel after first boot. A Plasma install compiles Qt and KDE from source and takes a lon
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