fat32) system unpredictability will occur. The Ubuntu Base rootfs contains symbolic and hard links if unpacked to a file system without support for symbolic and hard links (e.g. If you need support for additional file systems install appropriate packages from the Ubuntu Archives. Ubuntu Base ships with support for ext2, ext3, and ext4.
Ubuntu Base ships with no local users installed, make sure to add (at least) one and set the password for it, at least one of the added user(s) must be added to the adm, and sudo groups. Another example with installation instructions - using the command prompt and grub as bootloader - is available at .ĭue to the effort spent to make Ubuntu Base as small as possible, no users have been added, packages have been removed that may adversely affect a particular environment. Install any additional required software using apt-getĮxample instructions for installation on an x86 virtual machine - using a Live CD and syslinux as bootloader - is available here.
Format target media: at least one partition should be ext2, ext3, or ext4. However, Ubuntu Base is designed for a device that requires a full operating system Ubuntu Base can be configured and customized to fit the requirements of his or her device. One may use apt-get to install any set of packages. Some readers may find it useful to learn that the rootfs size of this distribution is more than 20MB. Note that if there's a commercial intent to your use, then please familiarize yourself with the Ubuntu trademark and copyright policy.īe aware that Ubuntu Base is not a super small run-in-memory embedded distribution it is the smallest implementation of Ubuntu that enables one to install other packages. Ubuntu Base delivers a functional user-space environment, with full support for installation of additional software from the Ubuntu repositories, through the use of the apt-get command. It is available for the i386, amd64, armhf, arm64, powerpc and ppc64el architectures. Ubuntu Base strives to create a suitable minimal environment for use in Board Support Packages, constrained or integrated environments, as the basis for application demonstration images, or Linux containers such as LXC or Docker (For OCI/docker container images, see also the Ubuntu OCI project). 
Ubuntu Base is a minimal rootfs for use in the creation of custom images for specific needs.
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