- Use burmilla GitHub repos
- Release under burmilla Docker Hub
- GitHub action for create releases
- Updated boot image and login banner
- Use Debian as default console
- Updated system-cron to v0.5.0
- Updated services to latest versions
- Bump up kernel to 4.14.206
- Include burmilla/os-debianconsole:v1.9.0 to initrd

- Replaced default console with Debian console
- Included Project Burmilla to ros command info
- Fixed docker-machine compability
- Bump up kernel to 4.14.207
- Include /etc/lsb-release file to Debian console
- Updated ifconfig parsing command to match Debian console syntax
- Corrected Burmilla URLs
- Use fixed version of open-vm-tools
- Create /var/log/wtmp file on first boot so "last" command will works
- Use /etc/issue file as motd
- Support to create ISO file without firmware files

- Bump up kernel to 4.14.211
- Bump up default Docker version to 19.03.14
- Include v1.9.0 tag
- Fix sudo ros config syslinux command

- Reserve 64 MB memory for admin
- Set vm.max_map_count=262144 which is needed by ElasticSearch
- Set fs.inotify.max_user_watches=104857 which is needed by Cadvisor
- Use memory settings based on Nutanix guidance

- Use oom_score_adj value -250 for user docker
- Use oom_score_adj for console container

- Share kernel with k3OS (5.4.0-54.60-rancher1)
- Buildroot 2020.02.8
- Docker 20.10.2

- Bump up default Docker version to 20.10.3
- Use sysctl value fs.inotify.max_user_instances=1024 instead of 128
- Lock dapper to v0.5.4

- use constructors with named fields
- fix logf statements

It is downloading the bootloader, not the bootfiles.

No net increase in image size:

Before:

$ ls -l ./dist/artifacts/burmillaos.iso
-rw-r--r-- 1 brian brian 242221056 Jun 23 07:54 ./dist/artifacts/burmillaos.iso

After adding nvi:

-rw-r--r-- 1 brian brian 242221056 Jun 23 08:05 ./dist/artifacts/burmillaos.iso

Net filesize on disk is around 476k:

$ make run
...
rancher@rancher-dev:~$ which vi
/usr/bin/vi
rancher@rancher-dev:~$ ls -l /usr/bin/vi
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 20 Jun 23 12:01 /usr/bin/vi -> /etc/alternatives/vi
rancher@rancher-dev:~$ ls -l /etc/alternatives/vi
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 12 Jun 23 12:01 /etc/alternatives/vi -> /usr/bin/nvi
rancher@rancher-dev:~$ ls -l /usr/bin/nvi
-rwxr-xr-x 3 root root 476312 Dec  4  2018 /usr/bin/nvi

- Buildroot 2022.02.8
-- with cherry-picked memory leak fix for dhcpcd
- Kernel 5.10.162
- Docker 23.0.0-rc.3
- System-docker 17.06.107
- Removed debugging tool system-docker-containerd-ctr
- Build ros binary with Go version 1.19.5
- Improve debug mode by disabling auto reboot and asking resolution

- Docker 24.0.5
- Kernel 5.10.188
- System-docker 17.06.108
- System container images compresses with zstd instead of xz
- Added WSL2 support
- Include Hyper-V, ProxmoxVE and VMware tools to ISO
- Include apparmor tools to console
- Enable apparmor by default
- Remove experimental selinux support
- Include chroot command to initrd

* Load apparmor on boot also when booting from disk
* Rename system-dockerd to system-engine
* Do not cache service metadatas
* Do not cache Docker image to ISO file
* Disable system-docker bridge by default
* Remove deprecated --oom-score-adjust flag
* Update VMware tools to 12.2.5
* Update QEMU guest agent to 7.2
* Remove broken VirtualBox tools

* Add ipset to network and console
* Add fdisk to console
* Use Docker 24.0.7 by default
* SSH security hardenings

* Downgrade system-docker to 17.06.107 (last version before rename)
* Use Docker 24.0.9 by default. 25.0.3 available as alternative.
* Buildroot 2023.02.10
* Kernel 5.10.211
* Always generate dhcpd.conf (not only with Wi-Fi)
* Support user Docker "data_root" configuration

Root CA certificates update to initrd

* Optimize kernel parameters based on MinIO recommendations
* Use Docker 26.1.4 by default

* Include NFS client to console
* Support command "ros engine switch latest"
* Use long term branch v2.0.x for os-services
* Use docker build, builder, buildx and compose from docker:cli container
* Unify docker compose and docker-compose commands
* Automatically select latest docker version in first boot