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authorP. J. McDermott <pehjota>2014-11-13 11:19:58 (EST)
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+[[!meta title="Isolated File System Environment Installation"]]
+
+[[←_Back_to_Installing_ProteanOS|doc/install]]
+
+These instructions explain how to install ProteanOS into a directory on an
+existing host system to run under an isolated file system environment, or
+"jail", using prokit. prokit will run ProteanOS using the **chroot**(2) system
+call via the **chroot**(8) wrapper program.
+
+It is assumed that you have already
+[[built_and_optionally_installed_prokit|doc/install/prokit]].
+
+Note that to run ProteanOS under **chroot**(8) you need a host system running
+Linux 3.4 or later.
+
+The ProteanOS Development Kit uses the **chroot**(8) and **mount**(8) commands,
+which on Linux require superuser access. This guide assumes the use of
+**sudo**(8) for running commands with superuser privileges. Adjust where
+necessary if you don't use **sudo**(8).
+
+
+Installing ProteanOS
+====================
+
+First decide which "suite" of ProteanOS you wish to install. Currently only one
+suite is available: `dev/trunk`.
+
+Next decide where to install ProteanOS. Replace `$root` below with the path to
+which you want ProteanOS installed.
+
+If you installed prokit to your system, simply run:
+
+ $ sudo prokit install dev/trunk $root
+
+Otherwise, from your prokit build directory, run:
+
+ $ sudo src/prokit install dev/trunk $root
+
+Next Steps
+==========
+
+Familiarize yourself with the ProteanOS Development Kit Manual, if you haven't
+already. The **prokit-shell**(8) and **prokit-opkg**(8) commands are used to
+manage installed ProteanOS systems.
+
+If you'd like to develop packages for ProteanOS, you need to install the
+`build-essential` package (again replacing `prokit` with `src/prokit` if you
+haven't installed prokit):
+
+ $ sudo prokit opkg $root install build-essential
+
+This may take a while, depending on your network connection. Then you can start
+[[learning_how_to_prepare_packages|doc/pkg]]!