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Package atom is the public API surface of Atom Loops that external consumers build on (for example the Sinty recovery image): the signed staging and verification pipeline, the deployment WAL, and slot promotion and rollback.
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Package atom is the public API surface of Atom Loops that external consumers build on (for example the Sinty recovery image): the signed staging and verification pipeline, the deployment WAL, and slot promotion and rollback. |
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atom-sign
command
Command atom-sign is the release-side signing tool for Atom Loops updates.
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Command atom-sign is the release-side signing tool for Atom Loops updates. |
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atomd
command
Command atomd is the Atom Loops OTA daemon: the running-system half of the deployment.json WAL protocol.
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Command atomd is the Atom Loops OTA daemon: the running-system half of the deployment.json WAL protocol. |
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sinty-diag
command
Command sinty-diag collects a failure bundle and emits a compact, QR-ready report.
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Command sinty-diag collects a failure bundle and emits a compact, QR-ready report. |
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updated
command
Command updated is the Sinty OS update agent.
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Command updated is the Sinty OS update agent. |
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audit
Package audit is the OTA daemon's append-only update history: one JSON line per transition (stage, boot-success/promote, rollback, recovery), so a fleet operator can see what a device did and when, and recovery mode can show it.
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Package audit is the OTA daemon's append-only update history: one JSON line per transition (stage, boot-success/promote, rollback, recovery), so a fleet operator can see what a device did and when, and recovery mode can show it. |
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deployment
Package deployment models deployment.json, the Atom Loops write-ahead log (WAL) that records the atomic-update state of a device: which rootfs and kernelcache are current, which is a pending candidate, which is the last known good, and the counters that drive automatic rollback and stabilization.
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Package deployment models deployment.json, the Atom Loops write-ahead log (WAL) that records the atomic-update state of a device: which rootfs and kernelcache are current, which is a pending candidate, which is the last known good, and the counters that drive automatic rollback and stabilization. |
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diag
Package diag collects a diagnostic bundle when a boot or install fails and distills it into a compact report small enough to hand to a QR renderer.
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Package diag collects a diagnostic bundle when a boot or install fails and distills it into a compact report small enough to hand to a QR renderer. |
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otad
Package otad is the Atom Loops OTA daemon: the running-system half of the deployment.json WAL protocol.
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Package otad is the Atom Loops OTA daemon: the running-system half of the deployment.json WAL protocol. |
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recovery
Package recovery is the Atom Loops recovery-mode API.
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Package recovery is the Atom Loops recovery-mode API. |
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signing
Package signing is the release-side counterpart to the daemon's trust checks: it produces the Ed25519 keypair and the detached manifest signatures that otad.Stage (and the loader) verify.
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Package signing is the release-side counterpart to the daemon's trust checks: it produces the Ed25519 keypair and the detached manifest signatures that otad.Stage (and the loader) verify. |
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trust
Package trust is the two-level key chain (A4.1): a cold ROOT key signs the operational SIGNING key's cert and a revocation list; the SIGNING key signs manifests.
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Package trust is the two-level key chain (A4.1): a cold ROOT key signs the operational SIGNING key's cert and a revocation list; the SIGNING key signs manifests. |
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scripts
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boot
command
initramfs-main is the initramfs init for the AtomLoops STANDALONE build path (scripts/build/fetch-release.sh -> scripts/boot/initramfs-build.sh -> build-kernelcache.sh), used to build and test the OTA kernelcache on its own.
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initramfs-main is the initramfs init for the AtomLoops STANDALONE build path (scripts/build/fetch-release.sh -> scripts/boot/initramfs-build.sh -> build-kernelcache.sh), used to build and test the OTA kernelcache on its own. |
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deploy
command
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