Description
RootStock
RootStock is all about making it easier for you to create a command-line and graphical set of tools. With these tools, you can put together a fully configured tarball or VM image of an Ubuntu rootfs from scratch. This means you can easily extract it to a root device on systems like armel.
Why Use RootStock?
Creating a rootfs with RootStock is super handy if you want to test out Ubuntu on devices that aren’t officially supported. Plus, it lets you make smaller images or different versions of Ubuntu with desktop environments like Gnome, KDE, XFCE, and more!
A Bit of History
This project used to go by the name build-arm-rootfs. You might remember finding it at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM/RootfsFromScratch. It’s great to see how far it's come!
Learn More About RootStock
If you're curious and want to dive deeper into what RootStock can do for you, check out their Wiki page: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM/RootStock. It's packed with useful info!
Your Download Option
If you're ready to get started with RootStock, simply follow the link! It’s an easy way to get the tools you need right at your fingertips.
User Reviews for RootStock FOR LINUX 7
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RootStock for Linux simplifies creating fully configured Ubuntu tarball or VM images from scratch for testing or customizing Ubuntu flavors.
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RootStock is an incredible tool for creating custom Ubuntu images. It's user-friendly and efficient!
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I love how RootStock allows me to build tailored root filesystems for my devices. Highly recommend it!
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Fantastic app! RootStock makes creating different Ubuntu flavors a breeze. Perfect for testing on unsupported devices.
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RootStock is a game-changer! It simplifies the process of generating custom rootfs images effortlessly.
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This app is superb! I can now easily create smaller, customized Ubuntu images with RootStock. Five stars!
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RootStock has transformed my experience with Ubuntu on various devices. Simple and effective—definitely five stars!