Added a README and instructions for buildroot
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# Buildroot
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The Linux iso for WebTerm is built using Buildroot. If you want to build a custom iso, you can use the provided config ([buildroot-config](buildroot-config)) and tweak it.
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## Building a custom iso
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Fist you need to download Buildroot. To do that, you can just clone the Buildroot GitHub repository to your computer:
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```
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git clone https://github.com/buildroot/buildroot
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cd buildroot
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```
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Then you can copy the [buildroot-config](buildroot-config) file into the buildroot directory and rename it to `.config`
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To change the settings for your image, you can use the `menuconfig` option of Buildroot. There you can click trough the menu and change some of the settings.
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```
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make menuconfig
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```
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Dont forget to select the `Save` option if you are done.
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If you are done configuring your linux, you can compile it. This will take some time and disk space.
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```
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make
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```
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If the compilation is completed, you find your iso file under `output/images/rootfs.iso9660`. You can rename it to `os.iso` and put it into the images directory of WebTerm.
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Tip: You can add `#debug` to the URL of WebTerm to display the screen of the virtual computer and get some debug information.
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