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-Showcase how to build and install
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-WARN: Do NOT perform any of these steps on your host system! This script
-      MUST only be run on a system which is a
-      just-throw-it-away-if-broken system.
-
-Sometimes happy developers (like me) have no choice but using terribly
-restricted systems where setting up tools to run even something as
-trivial as configure/make/install becomes a nightmare if not impossible.
-I found it to be very handy to have some independent qemu VM at hand
-which lets me install whatever I need, neither with any special software
-nor any annoying privileges on a host machine. Qemu runs portable and in
-user mode even doesn't need any annoying permissions at all.
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-
-## Setup a minimal system in your qemu VM
-
-This setup mainly targets debian. Nevertheless it tries to stay POSIX
-compatible as far as possible. So setup a minimal install of your system
-of choice and then as soon you've SSH access to a (posix) shell, you're
-ready for the next step.
-
-Still not sure which system to use? Link below provides some candidates.
-HINT: Windows IMHO is a terrible choice. So stop complaining if you go
-this route.
-
-https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/POSIX#POSIX-oriented_operating_systems
-
-
-## Start VM with SSH access
-
-Easiest way to work with your machine is via SSH. Therefore if you've
-chosen to use a qemu VM, make sure you've setup and configured sshd
-properly inside the VM. Then just pass args like those to qemu:
-
-  --device e1000,netdev=n0 --netdev user,id=n0,hostfwd=tcp:127.0.0.1:2222-:22
-
-Started this way, the SSHDaemon inside the VM is accessible from your
-host via "localhost" at port "2222":
-
-  ssh localhost -p2222
-
-
-## Finalize by build and install whole project
-
-Run the "./setup" script (which is a posix shell script btw) inside the
-freshly setup system. This script does all the work. Like installing
-required packages, configure and build the whole project and finally
-installing it into the VM so it can be tried out right away from your
-VMs shell.
-BTW: The script is constructed so it can be copy-pasted into a terminal.
-There is no need to transfer a file to the machine beforehand.
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