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## Introduction
In this file, we will see how you can build and boot successfully into a VM containing a Vystem disk image or boot a Vystem instance on a real computer. It's recommanded to read the whole documentation for better understanding of why certains parts are necessary.
In this file, we will see how you can build and boot successfully into a VM containing a Vystem B disk image or boot a Vystem B instance on a real computer. It's recommanded to read the whole documentation for better understanding of why certains parts are necessary.
## Prerequisites
You should have cloned the full repository on your device. You can uses Vystem in two cases:
You should have cloned the full repository on your device. You can uses Vystem B in two cases:
- in a VM
- on a real computer
In both cases, Vystem has been designed to be build and run from a standard Linux system. Any Linux distro should work. A WSL environnement can also work but, if you are testing in a VM, the VM might be very slow or unstable in the benchmark results, because of KVM unavailability. Make sure you have KVM enable and accessible before starting, or else remove the `-accel kvm` argument at the end of the `build.json` file.
In both cases, Vystem B has been designed to be build and run from a standard Linux system. Any Linux distro should work. A WSL environnement can also work but, if you are testing in a VM, the VM might be very slow or unstable in the benchmark results, because of KVM unavailability. Make sure you have KVM enable and accessible before starting, or else remove the `-accel kvm` argument at the end of the `build.json` file.
Before starting, please make sure that you have the following binary reachable in your terminal path:
```
python3 python nasm g++ gcc iasl git make unzip
```
You may also want `qemu-system-x86_64` if you are testing Vystem in a VM.
You may also want `qemu-system-x86_64` if you are testing Vystem B in a VM.
Finally, please make sure that you have an internet connexion if EDK II isn't yet setuped as well as root access/sudo permissions, as it is necessary for running `keygen`. Root permissions is only obtained as soon as it's needed.
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Then, just flash the generated disk image on a USB disk and boot from it on real hardware.
**Warning:** depending the properties of the firmware and available video cards on the hardware used to test Vystem, the EFI GOP framebuffer might not survive after ExitBootServices.
**Warning:** depending the properties of the firmware and available video cards on the hardware used to test Vystem B, the EFI GOP framebuffer might not survive after ExitBootServices.
## Troubleshooting