Cross-Platform Chroot Manager is a tool for managing different operating systems in chroot environments. This tool provides options to list, add (including installation), remove, and clean up operating systems.
- List available operating systems.
- Add or install an operating system.
- Remove an operating system.
- Clean up existing operating systems not in the list.
The following architectures are supported:
qemu-aarch64-staticqemu-hexagon-staticqemu-mips-staticqemu-nios2-staticqemu-riscv64-staticqemu-sparc64-staticqemu-aarch64_be-staticqemu-hppa-staticqemu-mips64-staticqemu-or1k-staticqemu-s390x-staticqemu-x86_64-staticqemu-alpha-staticqemu-i386-staticqemu-mips64el-staticqemu-ppc-staticqemu-sh4-staticqemu-xtensa-staticqemu-arm-staticqemu-m68k-staticqemu-mipsel-staticqemu-ppc64-staticqemu-sh4eb-staticqemu-xtensaeb-staticqemu-armeb-staticqemu-microblaze-staticqemu-mipsn32-staticqemu-ppc64le-staticqemu-sparc-staticqemu-cris-staticqemu-microblazeel-staticqemu-mipsn32el-staticqemu-riscv32-staticqemu-sparc32plus-static
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Clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/dikeckaan/Chroot-Manager.git cd Chroot-Manager -
Run the script:
./chroot-manager.sh
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Follow the on-screen instructions to perform various operations:
- List available operating systems: Displays the list of operating systems available in the chroot environments.
- Add or install an operating system: Adds a new operating system to the list and installs it in a chroot environment.
- Remove an operating system: Removes an operating system from the list and cleans up its associated chroot environment.
- Clean up existing operating systems: Removes existing operating systems that are not present in the list and cleans up their chroot environments.
Contributions are welcome! If you find any issues or have suggestions for improvements, please feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.