How is the Rootfs bootstrapped?

the build.sh script just fetches a ready rootfs from the web, how is it bootstrapped?

Hi, you can see the options by running "build.sh -help".

You can run "build.sh -zap -chroot" to download and enter.

the build.sh script just fetches a ready rootfs from the web, how is it bootstrapped?

If you want to make changes in it, enter to it with build.sh -chroot do the changes you need and build a new tarball with build.sh -rootfs. Don't exist a boostraping script

the build.sh script just fetches a ready rootfs from the web, how is it bootstrapped?

If you want to make changes in it, enter to it with build.sh -chroot do the changes you need and build a new tarball with build.sh -rootfs. Don't exist a boostraping script

So the rootfs was created manually?

the build.sh script just fetches a ready rootfs from the web, how is it bootstrapped?

If you want to make changes in it, enter to it with build.sh -chroot do the changes you need and build a new tarball with build.sh -rootfs. Don't exist a boostraping script

So the rootfs was created manually?

The first one? I guess so. @lumarogit an I got into venom much later. I guess @emmett1 can answer that question better than us