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All documentation pages
User manual
- Flash disk images with fds-flash
- Build and start FDS
- Build software cartridges and use the emulator
- Dasung Paperlike display
- DATA and persistent files
- FDS/OS user manual
- FDS/OS
- Internal storage and machine settings
- Pi 5 EEPROM configuration
- Editing the Gitea wiki
- Reclaim build space
- Recovery and rollback
- Run FDS on a Raspberry Pi 5
- Software cartridge format
- Troubleshooting
- Use cartridges and run programs
- Verify a release
- WindowMaker and FDS Control
Developer references
- Boot images and stage0
- Build software cartridges and run FDS in QEMU
- Build versions and the workstation package
- Building and inspecting packages
- Building and using the ARM root filesystem
- Cartridge and desktop revision
- Cartridge image tools
- Clean upstream and writable Void workspace
- Dasung Paperlike 13K base-system integration
- Desktop, programs, and networking
- Developer notes
- FDS Rust tools
- FDS/OS MASTER IMPLEMENTATION PLAN
- Frozen inputs and offline rebuilds
- Glossary
- Implementation through M12
- Internal storage and machine settings
- M0: Arch Linux x86_64 build host
- M2: native s6 init and the ARM development VM
- M4 boot integration development record
- Performance targets and measurement
- Pi 5 EEPROM configuration
- Reclaim build space
- Recovery and rollback
- Release signatures and verification
- Roadmap and current status
- Services, readiness, and shutdown
- Shutdown and reboot
- Software cartridge format 1
- Troubleshooting the build
- Twelve-bay stress tests
- Understanding FDS/OS
- Using cartridges and configuring bays
- Working on FDS/OS
- Workstation tooling plan
- Writable DATA and managed programs
- Your first build
Acceptance history
- Clap command-line migration validation
- Dasung integration validation
- M0 validation report
- M1 root filesystem validation
- M2 native init validation
- M3 static Rust tooling validation
- M4 software boot validation
- M5 software validation
- M6 cartridge software validation
- M7 writable DATA validation
- M8 desktop and network validation
- M9 media-tool validation
- M10 shutdown validation
- M11 stress validation
- M12 production preparation: software evidence
- Workstation extension acceptance
- Native SD migration validation
FDS/OS
Start here
Use the computer
- Use cartridges and run programs
- DATA and persistent files
- WindowMaker and FDS Control
- Dasung Paperlike display
Install and maintain
- Flash disk images
- Internal storage and machine settings
- Pi 5 EEPROM configuration
- Recovery and rollback
- Verify a release
- Reclaim build space
- Troubleshooting
Build and contribute
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