Posted 23 May 2019 - 03:38 PM
Hello!
PBL is finally in 1.0! Mounting, chrooting and so on work!
NEW VERSION! We are in Version 1.1 since a bug prevented mounting in CC:Tweaked. I needed to change a line in /pbl/mounter from mounter = {} to _G.mounter = {}.
PBL Is a Bootloader that allows multiple operating systems to be installed at the same time to a computer.
I called it the *partition* BootLoader because every OS is treated like it's own partitions, i.e. from the OSes perspective, it's directory is the root directory.
Partitions are saved to /partitions/<num>/.
To install it, type:
This will copy any pre-existing OS to /partitions/1/.
I have tried this with OneOS and yes, it does in fact work!
In order to install a new os, do this:
2. Download your installer as a startup file to /partitions/<number>/startup
3. Edit /pbl/part.cfg and append the following:
5. Select your new OS
6. Your OS installer will now start and install it to the partition you just created.
OSes I tested this with:
-Nova Horizon
-Workspaces by LDDestroier
PBL is finally in 1.0! Mounting, chrooting and so on work!
NEW VERSION! We are in Version 1.1 since a bug prevented mounting in CC:Tweaked. I needed to change a line in /pbl/mounter from mounter = {} to _G.mounter = {}.
PBL Is a Bootloader that allows multiple operating systems to be installed at the same time to a computer.
I called it the *partition* BootLoader because every OS is treated like it's own partitions, i.e. from the OSes perspective, it's directory is the root directory.
Partitions are saved to /partitions/<num>/.
To install it, type:
pastebin run nP1tVn2b
This will copy any pre-existing OS to /partitions/1/.
I have tried this with OneOS and yes, it does in fact work!
In order to install a new os, do this:
Spoiler
1. Create a new directory: /partitions/<number>/2. Download your installer as a startup file to /partitions/<number>/startup
3. Edit /pbl/part.cfg and append the following:
{
description = "Display name of the OS",
aware = false,
type = "os",
directory = "/partitions/<number>/",
},
4. Reboot.5. Select your new OS
6. Your OS installer will now start and install it to the partition you just created.
OSes I tested this with:
Spoiler
-OneOS-Nova Horizon
-Workspaces by LDDestroier
Edited on 03 November 2019 - 09:51 AM