PlugInAnyOS

ideia.txt

[THIS IS JUST THE HELL OF AN IDEIA I GOT, BUT PROBABLY WILL NEVER IMPLEMENT]

What is PlugInAnyOS?
	+ First of all, it isn't an OS.
	+ It's actual job is to create, manage and run multiple SOs.

What it can do?
	+ Create and manage any OS rootfs using what it calls layers and enviroments.
	+ Create and manage pseudo enviroments (in case you want to chroot in a different env, or sandbox some app).
	+ Capable of running multiple OSs simulteneously using HVM

Behavious notes:
	+ Doesn't show anything on screen, cause it doesn't allocate any device for it own use. One must use UEFI parameters and BIOS options to select what run option it will follow.

Real Filesystem:
	system
		init
			# files required starting
		supreme
			_confg
				# Required for decoding '.conf' files syntax
			_hvm
				# Required for HVM capabilities
			# mods that it can't live without
		mods
			psd_rootfs
				# Create virtual rootfs for Unix-based OSs
			psd_disk
				# Create virtual disks
			psd_eth
				# Creates virtual ethernet devices
			psd_{pci, sata, ide, scsi, bus}
				# Create virtual PCI\SATA\IDE\SCSI\USB Bus\Controller
			disk_{mbr,gpt}
				# Gives pseudo_disk hability to manage MBR\GPT partition-tables
			part_{fat32,ntfs}
				# Gives pseudo_disk hability to manage FAT32\NTFS partitions
			conn_{bridge,nat}
				# Gives psd_eth hability to  create Bridge\NAT connections
			driver_eth
				# Ethernet host drivers required by conn_bridge and conn_nat
			driver_{pci,sata, usb}
				# PCI\SATA\USB Bus\Controller host drivers required to passthrough the entire bus or a few devices connected to it
			init_linux
				# Intialize Linux (without boot managers)
			init_windows
				# Intialize Windows (ms default boot manager)
	
	layers
		mono
			<package>-<targetso>
				[<provider>_]<version>
					root.conf
						layer: <layername>
						links: {
							<in_layerpath>: <srcpath>
						}
					user.conf
					generic
					<targethw>
			# eg: ./jre-linux/oracle_8u40/x86_64
			# eg: ./steam-windows/20160913/i686
		stereo
			<targetso>-<critic>[_<critic-ver>]-[<servo-provider>_]<servo>[_<servo-ver>]-<utility>-<comb-version>
				<targethw>
			# eg: If one has a "openrc" and "emacs" then ./linux-openrc_1-emacs-daemon-1.0/any
		etc
			<prefix>
				<file>
			win10
				x86_64-boot-cfg
			linux
				locale-cfg
				fstab-cfg
				openrc-services-clean
				openrc-services-plasma
				networkmngr-profiles
				network-bridge0-dhcp
				sshd-cfg
		users
			100
				emacs
				firefox
				pulseaudio
			200
				firefox
				steam
				msoffice
				wpsoffice
	
	config
		users
			passwd
			100
				generics_folders.conf
					'documents': {
						part: 6EEE2370EE23302F
						path: '100/Documents'
					}
					
					'pictures': {
						part: 6EEE2370EE23302F
						path: '100/Pictures'
					}
		sits
			<name.conf>
				physical: <list(phydev)>
				virtual: <list(psddev)>
				memory: <memsize>
			# Hardware distribution
			dummy.conf
				cpu: host
				virtual: eth0_bridge0
				memory: 2G
			nvidia_usb.conf
				cpu: host
				physical: pci:ven:10de.* usb:bus:*
				virtual: eth0_bridge1 hd_audio
				memory: flex
			dummy_arm.conf
				cpu: armv8
				
		envs
			linux_cli.conf
				mono: linux-lts openrc dhcpd openssh
				etc: linux/ locale-cfg fstab-cfg openrc-services-clean network-bridge0-dhcp sshd-cfg
				rootfs_plugiaos: /plugiaos
			linux_plasma.conf
				mono: linux openrc networkmanager alsa pulseaudio nvidia xorg-server sddm plasma firefox-developer cadence qbittorrent emacs qterminal audacious-qt
				stereo: openrc-emacs-daemon pulseaudio-alsa openrc-pulseaudio
				etc: linux/ locale-cfg fstab-cfg openrc-services-plasma networkmngr-profiles sddm-theme-config
				rootfs_plugiaos: '/plugiaos'
				pseudo_env {
					linux_cli: '/psdenv_linux_cli'
				}
			windows_10clean.conf
			windows_10full.conf
		vrtdevs
			<name>.conf
				type: <type>
				<others_cfgs>
				# Virtual devices
			eth0_bridge0.conf
				type: eth
				conn: bridge
				bridge_src: eth0
				mac: 000000000000
			eth0_bridge1.conf
				type: net_bridge
				src: eth0
				mac: 000000000001
			others_hdd.conf
				type: sata_bus
				devices: {
					0: {
						type: phydisk
						addr: usb:dev:40bb.30cc.1
						# external harddrive
					}
					1: {
						type: part2disk
						addr: uuid:6EEE2370EE23302F
						# games partition
					},
				}
		run.conf
			<option_id>: {<sit>: <env>, ...}
			# or baremetal: <id>/'<option_title>': <env>
			0: {
				dummy: linux_cli
				nvidia_usb: windows_10clean
			}
			1: windows_10clean
			2: linux_games
	
	run		
		phydevs
			<...>
			# Physical devices
		vrtdevs
			<...>
			# Virtual devices
		envs
			1..INF
				<...>
				# /*
				in case of Unixes, here you'll find the rootfs contents
				in case of Windows, here you'll find something similar to wine's dosdevices
				# */
	
Device addresses:
	<driver>:<selector>:<selection>
	
	e.g.:
		usb:bus:* # every USB controller
		pci:bus:0.3.0 # whatever is in 00:03.0
		pci:bus:0.{2,3}.0 # everything in 00:02.0 and 00:03.0
		pci:ven:40bb.30cc.* # every device with VEN 0x40BB and DEV 0x30CC
		pci:ven:40aa.30dd.1 # first device with VEN 0x40AA and DEV 0x30DD
		pci:dev:30ee.40ff.* # every device with DEV 0x30EE and VEN 0x40FF
		sata:bus:0.0 # the entire first disk connected on the fist SATA bus
		part:uuid:6EEE2370EE23302F # one NTFS partition in whatever place its