Zero-OS Boot Generator

Welcome to the Boot Generator Assistant which will helps you to generate your own boot device for your system. Please follow the next steps.

Step 1: choose your branch (version)

The branch is like a version name. If you don't know which one to choose, go for master which is the current stable release.

Step 2: choose your Zerotier Network ID

Zerotier Network ID is an 16 characters ID. This Network ID will be joined as soon as the Zero-OS will reach an Internet connection. This is the default way to reach your system.

Step 3 (optional): set your custom settings

You can moreover pass special arguments to the system.

We support default arguments Zero-OS uses and are required for some usecase, if you want to pass even more customized settings, please generate the URL on your own.

Generated URL

You have nothing more to do. Here, for you information, is the URL generated to build your request.

Step 4: choose your image format

iPXE

iPXE boot plain script, this is useful for ensure the script generated is correct.

This script can be used with Packet.net, or anything other provider which allows iPXE script to boot.

Uses the generated URL as remote script or download it.


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iPXE Script »

ISO

Generate an ISO file you can use directly on a Virtual Machine or burn into a CD-ROM.

To use it in a Virtual Machine, choose this file as a CD-ROM image.


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ISO Image »

USB

Generate an USB image which can be copied into a USB Flash Drive directly.

Warning: to use this image, you'll need to erase and overwrite the complete USB Flash Drive.

This image is a 'dd' able image, it's made to be copy directly on your flash drive and not be used as a file.


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USB Image »

EFI

Generate an EFI (UEFI) bootable image.

This is the way to go if your machine is EFI enabled.

When you have downloaded this image, you need to place it on a FAT partition. Name this file BOOTX64.EFI in the EFI/BOOT directory.


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EFI Kernel »

LKRN

Generate an LKRN bootable file.

This is more for advanced users. This file is a bootable kernel you can chain using GRUB or SYSLINUX.


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Raw Kernel »