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# Haiku bootstrap in a container
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The Haiku bootstrap process is highly dependant on what tools are installed
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on the host machine. Bootstraped haikuporter builds can pick up on things
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like the locally installed clang vs the gcc toolchain we are providing.
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By running bootstrap within a container, we can better isolate the process
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from the end users host and create more-reproduceable bootstrap builds.
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> This is designed for GCC bootstraps. In theory if Haiku changed to clang,
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> the need for a crosstools toolchain is removed... however the clang work
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> is too early to know exactly how this process will work.
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## Requirements
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1) docker
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2) make
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3) An internet connection
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## Process
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1) Build the docker container
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```make```
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2) Check out the required sources
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```make init```
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3) Build the crosstools (gcc only) for your target architecture
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```TARGET_ARCH=arm make crosstools```
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4) Begin the bootstrap (building Haiku + the required bootstrap hpkgs)
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```TARGET_ARCH=arm make bootstrap```
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5) If you need to enter the build environment, ```make enter``` will quickly let you do so.
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6) profit!
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