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Core C library that handles all package operations for pacman and other tools.\n 4→\n 5→**Repository**: https://gitlab.archlinux.org/pacman/pacman (in `lib/libalpm/`)\n 6→**Location**: `lib/libalpm/` in pacman source\n 7→**API Version**: 15.x.x (as of late 2024)\n 8→\n 9→## Overview\n 10→\n 11→libalpm provides the backend functionality for:\n 12→- Package installation, removal, and upgrades\n 13→- Dependency resolution\n 14→- Conflict detection\n 15→- Database management\n 16→- Download handling\n 17→- Signature verification\n 18→\n 19→All higher-level tools (pacman CLI, paru, etc.) use libalpm for package operations.\n 20→\n 21→```mermaid\n 22→flowchart TB\n 23→ subgraph apps[\"Applications\"]\n 24→ pacman[\"pacman (C)\"]\n 25→ paru[\"paru (Rust)\"]\n 26→ pamac[\"pamac\"]\n 27→ other[\"other tools\"]\n 28→ end\n 29→\n 30→ subgraph bindings[\"Language Bindings\"]\n 31→ alpm_rs[\"alpm.rs (Rust)\"]\n 32→ pyalpm[\"pyalpm (Python)\"]\n 33→ end\n 34→\n 35→ subgraph libalpm[\"libalpm\"]\n 36→ handle[\"Handle Management\"]\n 37→ db[\"Database Operations\"]\n 38→ pkg[\"Package Operations\"]\n 39→ trans[\"Transactions\"]\n 40→ deps[\"Dependencies\"]\n 41→ sign[\"Signatures\"]\n 42→ dl[\"Downloads\"]\n 43→ end\n 44→\n 45→ subgraph fs[\"Filesystem\"]\n 46→ local[\"/var/lib/pacman/local/\"]\n 47→ sync[\"/var/lib/pacman/sync/\"]\n 48→ cache[\"/var/cache/pacman/pkg/\"]\n 49→ end\n 50→\n 51→ pacman --> libalpm\n 52→ paru --> alpm_rs --> libalpm\n 53→ pamac --> libalpm\n 54→ other --> bindings --> libalpm\n 55→ libalpm --> fs\n 56→```\n 57→\n 58→## Core Concepts\n 59→\n 60→### Handle\n\n\nWhenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. 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Partition your disk (use busybox fdisk):\n 45→ fdisk /dev/dasda # DASD disk\n 46→ # or\n 47→ fdisk /dev/vda # virtio disk (QEMU)\n 48→\n 49→2. Create filesystem:\n 50→ mkfs.ext4 /dev/dasda1 # or /dev/vda1\n 51→\n 52→3. Mount your new root:\n 53→ mount /dev/dasda1 /mnt\n 54→\n 55→4. Install base system:\n 56→ # Copy this installation to your disk\n 57→ cp -a /bin /sbin /etc /usr /lib /lib64 /mnt/\n 58→ mkdir -p /mnt/{proc,sys,dev,tmp,var,run,boot,home,root,opt}\n 59→\n 60→5. Configure system:\n 61→ # Edit /mnt/etc/hostname\n 62→ # Edit /mnt/etc/fstab\n 63→ # Set root password: chroot /mnt /bin/sh -c \"passwd root\"\n 64→\n 65→6. Unmount and reboot:\n 66→ umount /mnt\n 67→ reboot\n 68→\n 69→## Available Commands\n 70→Run 'busybox --list' to see all available utilities.\n 71→\n 72→## Build systemd (Optional)\n 73→After installation, you can build systemd natively on this system.\n 74→See /root/build-systemd.sh for instructions.\n 75→\n 76→For more information: https://archlinux.org/\n 77→EOF\n 78→\n 79→# Add systemd build script for later\n 80→sudo tee \"$ROOTFS_MOUNT_POINT/root/build-systemd.sh\" > /dev/null << 'EOF'\n 81→#!/bin/sh\n 82→# Build systemd natively on Arch s390x\n 83→\n 84→echo \"Building systemd for Arch Linux s390x...\"\n 85→echo \"This will compile systemd natively on this s390x system.\"\n 86→echo \"\"\n 87→echo \"Prerequisites:\"\n 88→echo \"- Internet connection (for downloading sources)\"\n 89→echo \"- Build tools (gcc, meson, ninja)\"\n 90→echo \"- Dependencies (see systemd PKGBUILD)\"\n 91→echo \"\"\n 92→echo \"This script is a placeholder. 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Transfer files to z/VM:\"\n 129→echo \" scp -i zvm.pem boot/vmlinuz-linux linux1@148.100.77.9:~/\"\n 130→echo \" scp -i zvm.pem boot/initramfs-linux.img linux1@148.100.77.9:~/\"\n 131→echo \" scp -i zvm.pem $INSTALL_IMAGE linux1@148.100.77.9:~/rootfs.img\"\n 132→echo \"\"\n 133→echo \"2. On z/VM, set up DASD disk:\"\n 134→echo \" # Create/format DASD disk for installation\"\n 135→echo \" dasdfmt -b 4096 -d cdl -y /dev/dasda\"\n 136→echo \"\"\n 137→echo \"3. Boot from installation media:\"\n 138→echo \" # Use QEMU or real hardware with kernel, initramfs, and root parameter\"\n 139→echo \" # Kernel parameters: root=/dev/ram0 rdinit=/sbin/init\"\n 140→echo \"\"\n 141→echo \"4. Follow installation instructions in /root/README.txt\"\n 142→echo \"\"\n 143→\n\n\nWhenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. 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Copy .env.example and configure your z/VM settings.\"\n 16→fi\n 17→\n 18→# Configuration\n 19→KERNEL=\"boot/vmlinuz-linux\"\n 20→INITRAMFS=\"boot/initramfs-linux.img\"\n 21→ROOTFS=\"boot/arch-s390x-install.img\"\n 22→ZVM_KEY=\"zvm.pem\"\n 23→\n 24→print_header \"Deploying Arch Linux s390x to z/VM\"\n 25→\n 26→# Step 1: Verify files exist\n 27→log_info \"Verifying installation files...\"\n 28→[ -f \"$KERNEL\" ] || die \"Kernel not found: $KERNEL\"\n 29→[ -f \"$INITRAMFS\" ] || die \"Initramfs not found: $INITRAMFS\"\n 30→[ -f \"$ROOTFS\" ] || die \"Root filesystem not found: $ROOTFS\"\n 31→\n 32→log_success \"All installation files present\"\n 33→echo \"\"\n 34→log_info \"Kernel: $(du -h $KERNEL | cut -f1)\"\n 35→log_info \"Initramfs: $(du -h $INITRAMFS | cut -f1)\"\n 36→log_info \"Root FS: $(du -h $ROOTFS | cut -f1)\"\n 37→echo \"\"\n 38→\n 39→# Step 2: Create SSH key file if needed\n 40→if [ ! -f \"$ZVM_KEY\" ]; then\n 41→ log_info \"Creating SSH key file from .env...\"\n 42→ echo \"$ZVM_SSH_KEY\" > \"$ZVM_KEY\"\n 43→ chmod 600 \"$ZVM_KEY\"\n 44→ log_success \"SSH key created: $ZVM_KEY\"\n 45→fi\n 46→\n 47→# Step 3: Test connection\n 48→log_info \"Testing z/VM connection to $ZVM_USER@$ZVM_HOST...\"\n 49→if ssh -i \"$ZVM_KEY\" -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no -o ConnectTimeout=5 \\\n 50→ \"$ZVM_USER@$ZVM_HOST\" \"echo 'Connection successful'\" > /dev/null 2>&1; then\n 51→ log_success \"z/VM connection verified\"\n 52→else\n 53→ die \"Cannot connect to z/VM. Check .env configuration and network connectivity.\"\n 54→fi\n 55→\n 56→# Step 4: Transfer files\n 57→log_info \"Transferring installation files to z/VM...\"\n 58→echo \"This may take several minutes for the root filesystem...\"\n 59→echo \"\"\n 60→\n 61→log_info \"Transferring kernel...\"\n 62→scp -i \"$ZVM_KEY\" -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no \\\n 63→ \"$KERNEL\" \"$ZVM_USER@$ZVM_HOST:~/vmlinuz-linux\"\n 64→\n 65→log_info \"Transferring initramfs...\"\n 66→scp -i \"$ZVM_KEY\" -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no \\\n 67→ \"$INITRAMFS\" \"$ZVM_USER@$ZVM_HOST:~/initramfs-linux.img\"\n 68→\n 69→log_info \"Transferring root filesystem (this will take a while)...\"\n 70→scp -i \"$ZVM_KEY\" -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no \\\n 71→ \"$ROOTFS\" \"$ZVM_USER@$ZVM_HOST:~/arch-rootfs.img\"\n 72→\n 73→log_success \"All files transferred successfully\"\n 74→echo \"\"\n 75→\n 76→# Step 5: Verify on z/VM\n 77→log_info \"Verifying files on z/VM...\"\n 78→ssh -i \"$ZVM_KEY\" -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no \\\n 79→ \"$ZVM_USER@$ZVM_HOST\" \"ls -lh vmlinuz-linux initramfs-linux.img arch-rootfs.img\"\n 80→\n 81→echo \"\"\n 82→log_success \"Deployment complete!\"\n 83→\n 84→# Step 6: Provide boot instructions\n 85→print_header \"Next Steps: Boot Arch Linux on z/VM\"\n 86→echo \"\"\n 87→echo \"The Arch Linux installation files have been transferred to z/VM.\"\n 88→echo \"Now you need to boot the system using one of these methods:\"\n 89→echo \"\"\n 90→echo \"Option 1: QEMU on z/VM (for testing)\"\n 91→echo \"=========================================\"\n 92→echo \"SSH to z/VM and run:\"\n 93→echo \"\"\n 94→echo \" ssh -i $ZVM_KEY $ZVM_USER@$ZVM_HOST\"\n 95→echo \"\"\n 96→echo \"Then execute:\"\n 97→echo \"\"\n 98→cat << 'EOF'\n 99→ qemu-system-s390x \\\n 100→ -M s390-ccw-virtio \\\n 101→ -m 2G \\\n 102→ -nographic \\\n 103→ -kernel vmlinuz-linux \\\n 104→ -initrd initramfs-linux.img \\\n 105→ -append \"root=/dev/vda rw console=ttyS0\" \\\n 106→ -drive file=arch-rootfs.img,if=none,id=drive0,format=raw \\\n 107→ -device virtio-blk-ccw,drive=drive0,devno=fe.0.0001\n 108→EOF\n 109→echo \"\"\n 110→echo \"Press Ctrl-A then X to exit QEMU\"\n 111→echo \"\"\n 112→echo \"Option 2: Boot on Real z/VM Hardware\"\n 113→echo \"=========================================\"\n 114→echo \"1. Copy files to z/VM's reader or DASD:\"\n 115→echo \" - Use VMLINK or FTP to transfer to DASD\"\n 116→echo \" - Or use CMS RECEIVE to load from reader\"\n 117→echo \"\"\n 118→echo \"2. Create IPL configuration (generic.ins):\"\n 119→echo \" See boot/generic.ins for reference\"\n 120→echo \"\"\n 121→echo \"3. IPL from DASD:\"\n 122→echo \" IPL \"\n 123→echo \"\"\n 124→echo \"Option 3: Install to DASD (Permanent)\"\n 125→echo \"=========================================\"\n 126→echo \"1. Boot using Option 1 or 2\"\n 127→echo \"2. Once in Arch Linux shell, follow /root/README.txt\"\n 128→echo \"3. Partition and format your DASD disk\"\n 129→echo \"4. Copy the system to DASD\"\n 130→echo \"5. Configure boot parameters\"\n 131→echo \"\"\n 132→print_header \"SSH Access\"\n 133→echo \"\"\n 134→echo \"To connect to z/VM:\"\n 135→echo \" ssh -i $ZVM_KEY $ZVM_USER@$ZVM_HOST\"\n 136→echo \"\"\n 137→echo \"Current z/VM system: RHEL 9.6 (will be replaced with Arch)\"\n 138→echo \"\"\n 139→\n\n\nWhenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. 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Let me synthesize my findings into the documentation plan.\n\n---\n\n## Obsidian Documentation Plan: Arch Linux s390x Port\n\n### Location\n\nAll notes will live under: \n`/home/josie/Documents/Obsidian Vault/40 Arch Linux/s390x/`\n\nNo subdirectory nesting is needed -- the project's scope fits cleanly within a single folder with approximately 8 focused notes.\n\n---\n\n### Conventions Applied\n\nFrom studying the existing vault notes (`mkinitcpio.md`, `Arch Package Management Ecosystem.md`, `libalpm.md`, `PKGBUILD Best Practices.md`, `devtools.md`), the following patterns are consistent:\n\n- **Title Case with spaces** for index/overview files (e.g., `Arch Package Management Ecosystem.md`)\n- **kebab-case** for technical topic files (e.g., `alpm-ops.md`, `devtools.md`)\n- `# Title` as the first line, matching the filename concept\n- A one-sentence description immediately after the title\n- **Repository** / **Reference** links right below the description\n- Mermaid diagrams for architecture overviews (flowcharts) and processes (sequence diagrams)\n- Tables for quick-reference data\n- `## See Also` as the final section with wikilinks\n- No YAML frontmatter, no tags, no emojis\n\n---\n\n### File Structure (8 notes)\n\n```\n40 Arch Linux/s390x/\n Arch Linux s390x Port.md (index/overview)\n build-system.md (Makefile, scripts, container)\n boot-sequence.md (IPL through systemd PID 1)\n cross-compilation.md (kernel build, Containerfile, toolchain)\n zvm-integration.md (z/VM SSH, Ansible, native builds)\n mkinitcpio-s390x.md (cross-arch mkinitcpio adaptation)\n rootfs-and-systemd.md (root filesystem creation, systemd build)\n testing-and-ci.md (QEMU testing, GitHub Actions release)\n```\n\n---\n\n### Note 1: `Arch Linux s390x Port.md` (Index/Overview)\n\n**Purpose**: Entry point for the project. Equivalent to `Arch Package Management Ecosystem.md` or `Arch Packaging.md` in the existing vault.\n\n**Outline**:\n\n```\n# Arch Linux s390x Port\n\nComplete port of Arch Linux to IBM s390x mainframe architecture with systemd support.\n\n**Repository**: https://github.com/[repo-url]\n**License**: GPL-2.0-only\n\n## Architecture Overview\n\n[Mermaid flowchart showing the hybrid build strategy]\n\nDiagram content:\n- Two build tiers: x86_64 cross-compilation (kernel, initramfs) and \n s390x native compilation (busybox, systemd)\n- Container image (s390x-archlinux-dev) on the cross side\n- z/VM RHEL 9.6 on the native side\n- Arrows flowing to boot/ and output/ artifacts\n\n## Component Status\n\n[Table with columns: Component | Status | Size | Details]\nRows: Kernel, Initramfs, Busybox, Root Filesystem, Systemd, \n mkinitcpio, Package Manager (TODO), Bash (TODO), GNU Coreutils (TODO)\n\n## Topics\n\n- [[build-system]] - Makefile targets, scripts, and build configuration\n- [[boot-sequence]] - IPL through systemd boot process\n- [[cross-compilation]] - Kernel cross-compilation in containers\n- [[zvm-integration]] - z/VM SSH access, Ansible setup, native builds\n- [[mkinitcpio-s390x]] - Modified mkinitcpio for cross-architecture builds\n- [[rootfs-and-systemd]] - Root filesystem creation and systemd integration\n- [[testing-and-ci]] - QEMU testing modes a