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# Building ravynOS Locally

We build ravynOS using the services of Cirrus CI, but while hacking on pieces you will need to build parts or all of the system locally. First, please see the [Developer Environment Setup](/setting-up-environment/guide) and [System Layout](/architecture/overview) pages. As of v0.5.X "Sneaky Snek" (May 2024), ravynOS can be built on a regular FreeBSD 15 snapshot. However, most output of the build still needs to run on ravynOS for testing. The preferred way to build everything is using `tools/ravynOS/build.sh` from the top level of the source tree.
We build ravynOS using the services of Cirrus CI, but while hacking on pieces you will need to build parts or all of the system locally. First, please see the [Developer Environment Setup](/setting-up-environment) and [System Layout](/architecture) pages. As of v0.5.X "Sneaky Snek" (May 2024), ravynOS can be built on a regular FreeBSD 15 snapshot. However, most output of the build still needs to run on ravynOS for testing. The preferred way to build everything is using `tools/ravynOS/build.sh` from the top level of the source tree.

The three main targets are `kernel`, `base`, and `system`. Kernel should be self-explanatory. Base provides the bulk of the underlying Unix OS - FreeBSD 15-CURRENT plus some additional stuff. System provides the Frameworks, system app bundles, desktop environment, and tools. You can build the live ISO using `tools/ravynOS/build.sh iso`. See the
[.cirrus.yml](https://github.com/ravynsoft/ravynos/blob/main/.cirrus.yml) file and `build.sh` for more details of the build commands.
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