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  • v0.0.1-rc5

    259dcf44 · fix(test): run Linux tty audit under a PTY · 
    IR0 v0.0.1-rc5

Release candidate with hardened signal return, stable SA_RESTART descriptor preservation, Ctrl-C session coverage, isolated test builds, and reproducible ISD integration.

  • v0.0.1-rc4

    6fda802b · release(0.0.1): v0.0.1-rc4 último pre-release + red/stress estabilizado. ·
    Release: IR0 v0.0.1-rc4 (last pre-release) 
    IR0 v0.0.1-rc4 — last pre-release before 0.0.1 final

Último release candidate. Tras este tag: solo bugfixing y
estabilización de la superficie 0.0.1 hasta el ship v0.0.1.

Highlights:
- Networking ISD BusyBox (ifconfig/route/ping/nc/wget) estabilizado
- NET_STRESS_PASS / NC_ONLY_PASS bajo QEMU user-net + RTL8139
- RTL8139 CBR RX fix; SIGALRM→ETIMEDOUT en connect (nc -w)

Version string: 0.0.1-rc4
Notes: Documentation/releases/IR0_0.0.1_RC4.md

  • v0.0.1-rc2

    06f5f224 · fix(smoke): autokill Doom 55d espera FASE55D_OK; docs tag vs ship · 
    IR0 v0.0.1-rc2 — tag prep (not ship)

Critical automated gates green on this commit:
- smoke-tcc-power-halt
- IR0_LEGACY_SMOKE=1 smoke-fase55d-doomgeneric (real IWAD)
- smoke-posix-depth
- smoke-hostshare-9p
- kernel-x64.bin + arch-guard

Not a shipped release. Ship 0.0.1 requires maintainer manual VM
plus BusyBox product applets (BUSY-1 manifest + BUSY-2 smoke).

Includes host-share virtio-9p MVP and Doom 55d autokill flake fix.

  • v0.0.1-rc1

    e511795b · docs(stable): gates reales D1.20 tras release 3/3 · 
    IR0 v0.0.1-rc1

Release candidate tras D1.18 (FAT16 smoke), D1.19 (linux-abi-audit brk),
D1.20 (release gate + debug off) y fix set -e en run_ir0_brk.

Gate: make release-0.0.1 — 3/3 consecutivas OK (2026-06-26).

Scope: Documentation/releases/IR0_0.0.1_SCOPE.md

  • v0.0.1-pre.1

    3607070b · feat: multi-language kernel development infrastructure (v0.0.1-pre.1) · 
    v0.0.1-pre.1 - Multi-Language Kernel Development Foundation

This pre-release establishes the foundation for multi-language kernel
development in IR0, adding comprehensive support for Rust drivers and
C++ kernel components alongside the existing C codebase.

Highlights:
- First off all, Yes, Rust and C++ are now supported in the kernel
- In second place, Herobrine was removed due to Halloween it's over

Key Features:
• Rust FFI bindings for safe driver development (rust/ffi/kernel.rs)
• C++ runtime for advanced kernel components (cpp/)
• Enhanced build system with -cpp, -rust, -win flags
• Mandatory compiler verification (deptest now requires C++ and Rust)
• Critical debugging macros system (includes/ir0/critical.h)
• 300+ line developer documentation (CONTRIBUTING.md)
• Wiki documentation templates (docs/WIKI_UPDATE.md)
• Professional GPL-3.0 headers on all infrastructure files
• Menuconfig About dialog with logo and repository links

Breaking Changes:
- C++ compiler (g++/clang++) now REQUIRED
- Rust compiler (rustc + cargo) now REQUIRED
- rust-src component required for no_std development
- Run 'make deptest' to verify all dependencies

Quick Start:
$ curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | sh
$ rustup component add rust-src
$ sudo apt-get install g++
$ make deptest

Build System:
- make unibuild -cpp <file>     # Compile C++ component
- make unibuild -rust <file>    # Compile Rust driver
- make unibuild -win <file>     # Cross-compile to Windows
- make unibuild -win -cpp <file>  # Combinations supported

Documentation:
- CONTRIBUTING.md: Complete Rust/C++ development guides with examples
- docs/LANGUAGE_SUPPORT_ROADMAP.md: Multi-language architecture
- docs/WIKI_UPDATE.md: Feature documentation for wiki updates

Links:
- Repository: https://github.com/IRodriguez13/IR0
- Wiki: https://ir0-wiki.netlify.app/

Infrastructure ready for multi-language kernel development!
    Unverified