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+# Lazybox Linux
+
+
+## Building
+Inorder to build from source you need a complete LLVM/Musl toolchain.
+I have provided one on the releases page on this repo.
+
+```sh
+tar -xf llvm...tar.xz -C $LBROOT
+
+```
+
+Next one must install musl from source
+```sh
+./configure --prefix=/usr --enable-wrapper=no
+make
+make install DESTDIR=$LBROOT
+```
+Next one must grab the binary releases of busybox and toybox from
+their respective websites and place them in `$LBROOT/bin`
+
+
+Next one needs to chroot into `$LBROOT`
+```sh
+doas chroot $LBROOT /bin/busybox --install -s
+doas chroot $LBROOT /bin/sh
+```
+One may need to adjust their `$PATH`.
+
+One needs to cross compile GNU Make and place it in `/usr/bin/gmake`
+
+From here one needs to build the first package, `mksh` which will
+allow one to rebuild `toybox` and `busybox`.
+
+Clone this git repo into `$LBROOT/root/lazybox` and then chroot to `$LBROOT`
+```
+cd /root/lazybox
+
+cd pkgs/mksh
+../../lazypkg.sh
+tar -xf out/mksh*.tar.xz -C /
+
+cd ../..
+
+cd pkgs/bmake
+../../lazypkg.sh
+tar -xf out/bmake*.tar.xz -C /
+
+cd ../..
+
+cd pkgs/gmake
+../../lazypkg.sh
+tar-xf out/gmake*.tar.xz -C /
+
+cd ../../
+```
+Build packages like above. There is a problem with building CMake as it needs LibreSSL but LibreSSL needs CMake to build.
+To get around this one will need to manually build LibreSSL with `./configure` first, then build CMake then rebuild
+LibreSSL.