README

Build (requires Pacman, 64-bit Linux, arch-install-scripts, squashfs-tools, kpartx, gdisk, dmcrypt)
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1) run baseOS.sh with root privileges
2) run build-scripts/configure-user-crypt-img.sh if you want to configure your user layer
3) Follow OS dependent instructions (not using baseOS.img.7z, but baseOS.img, baseOS.sqsh)

Download
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1) baseOS.img.7z
2) user-crypt.img (this can be downloaded directly to the FAT32 drive after step 3)
3) latest baseOS-*.sqsh (will be referred to as baseOS-latest.sqsh here)

Windows Install
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1) Read "https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Win32DiskImager" and download Win32Disk Imager
2) Write baseOS.img to a storage device with Win32Disk Imager
3) Mount the FAT32 partition on the storage device.
4) Copy the lastest baseOS-latest.sqsh to the storage device
5) Rename baseOS-latest.sqsh to baseOS.sqsh
6) Move user-crypt.img to the storage device.
7) Unmount the storage device.

Linux Install
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1) 7z -e -so baseOS.img.7z| sudo dd of=/dev/<storage device>
2) sudo partprobe
3) sudo mount /dev/<storage device>2 /mnt
4) sudo cp baseOS-latest.sqsh /mnt/baseOS.sqsh
5) sudo mv user-crypt.img /mnt/
6) sudo umount -R /mnt


RUN
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1) Plug the storage device into a x86-64 computer.
2) Enter boot menu via ESC, F2, F12, F9, etc...
3) Boot the storage device (preferably UEFI, but BIOS is fine).
4) Enter in your password to unlock user-crypt.img.
5) Changes aren't saved by default, to save your changes, run 'sudo overlay_flush' in a terminal (press  `)