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# KNEL-Football Development Journal
## Project Overview
Building a secure Debian 13 ISO with strict Docker-only workflow for tier0 infrastructure access.
## Critical Design Decisions
### Docker-Only Workflow (AGENTS.md Compliance)
**Decision**: All build operations must run inside Docker containers.
**Why**: Ensures reproducible builds, prevents host contamination, maintains strict security.
**Implementation**:
- All operations via `docker run`
- Volumes mounted: /workspace (read-only), /build, /output, /tmp
- Host commands allowed: docker, git, virsh/libvirt only
- Final artifacts only written to host via volume mounts
### File Ownership Strategy
**Decision**: Container must run as invoking user, not root.
**Why**: Final ISO artifacts must be owned by user who invoked build, not root.
**Implementation**:
- Dockerfile creates non-root `builder` user
- Docker run uses `-u $(id -u):$(id -g)` to map user IDs
- Volume mounts preserve ownership correctly
### Build Artifact Separation
**Decision**: Strict separation of workspace, build, temp, and output directories.
**Why**: Prevents clutter, maintains clean working directory, enables easy cleanup.
**Implementation**:
- /workspace: Read-only source code and configs
- /build: Intermediate live-build files (stays in container volume)
- /tmp: Temporary files
- /output: Final artifacts (ISO, checksums) only
- .gitignore configured to ignore all build artifacts
### Clean Working Directory
**Decision**: No intermediate files on host system.
**Why**: Host system remains clean, no git pollution, easy to maintain.
**Implementation**:
- All build files stay in Docker volumes
- Only final artifacts (ISO, checksums) written to host output/
- .gitignore excludes: output/, tmp/, .cache/, bootstrap/, binary/, etc.
## Patterns and Best Practices
### Volume Mounting Pattern
```bash
docker run --rm \
-v "${SCRIPT_DIR}:/workspace:ro" \ # Source (read-only)
-v "${OUTPUT_DIR}:/output" \ # Final artifacts
-v "${BUILD_DIR}:/build" \ # Intermediate files
-v "${BUILD_DIR}:/tmp" \ # Temp files
-u "$(id -u):$(id -g)" \ # Preserve ownership
"${DOCKER_IMAGE}" \
command
```
### Command Execution Pattern
All commands executed as:
```bash
./run.sh <command>
```
No direct Docker commands from user.
### Error Handling Pattern
- `set -euo pipefail` in all scripts
- Container failures propagate to host
- Clean up on error with `--rm` flag
## Lessons Learned
### Issue 1: BASH_SOURCE Syntax Error
**Problem**: `readonly SCRIPT_DIR` declaration caused bash syntax error.
**Cause**: Complex variable assignment with readonly declaration on same line.
**Solution**: Declare variable first, then make readonly on separate line.
### Issue 2: File Ownership in Containers
**Problem**: Files written by container owned by root.
**Cause**: Docker containers default to root user.
**Solution**: Use `-u $(id -u):$(id -g)` to run as invoking user.
### Issue 3: Shellcheck Glob Expansion
**Problem**: `shellcheck /workspace/src/*.sh` failed with "does not exist".
**Cause**: No files match glob, shell expands before container runs.
**Solution**: Use `find` with `print0` and `xargs -0` for safe file handling.
### Issue 4: BATS_TMPDIR Permissions
**Problem**: BATS couldn't write to /tmp inside container.
**Cause**: /tmp directory permissions issue.
**Solution**: Set BATS_TMPDIR=/build/tmp and ensure directory exists.
## Current Implementation Status
### ✅ Completed
- Dockerfile with multi-stage build
- Root `run.sh` wrapper script
- Docker image built successfully (knel-football-dev:latest)
- Volume mounting strategy implemented
- User ownership preservation via UID/GID mapping
### ⚠️ In Progress
- ISO build command not yet added to run.sh
- Need to implement live-build execution inside container
- Hook scripts need path reference fixes (/build/src/ → /workspace/src/)
### ❌ Not Started
- Actual ISO generation
- ISO testing and validation
- Deployment package creation
## Technical Debt
1. Shellcheck warnings in scripts (unused function parameters)
2. Hook scripts reference incorrect paths
3. BATS test library path configuration
4. No iso command in root run.sh
## Next Steps
1. Add iso command to run.sh
2. Fix path references in hook scripts
3. Execute ISO build (30-60 minutes)
4. Validate final ISO artifact ownership
---
*This journal is append-only. Record all insights, decisions, and lessons learned.*
## 2026-01-24: ISO Build Implementation
### Change: Timezone Update
**What**: Changed TZ from UTC to America/Chicago in run.sh
**Why**: User requested timezone change for build environment
**Impact**: Affects shell and iso commands
### Implementation: ISO Command Added
**What**: Added `iso` command to root run.sh script
**Why**: Provides entry point for ISO generation following AGENTS.md requirements
**Implementation Details**:
- All operations run inside Docker container
- Volume mounts: /workspace (read-only), /build (intermediate), /output (final artifacts)
- User ownership preservation: `-u $(id -u):$(id -g)` flag
- Final artifacts only: ISO, sha256, md5, BUILD-REPORT.txt
- Live-build configuration copied from /workspace/config
- Intermediate files stay in /build volume (no host clutter)
- Build timeout: 3600 seconds (1 hour)
### Docker Workflow Compliance Verification
**Checklist**:
- ✅ All operations in Docker container
- ✅ Docker volumes used for file operations
- ✅ No directories created in /home
- ✅ No host system files modified
- ✅ Only final artifacts copied to output/
- ✅ File ownership preserved (invoking user, not root)
- ✅ Only docker/git/libvirt on host
- ✅ No working directory clutter (intermediate files in /build volume)
### Usage Updated
**What**: Added `iso` command to usage function
**Why**: Users need to know ISO build command is available
**Display**: "iso Build ISO (30-60 minutes)"
### Ready for ISO Build
**Status**: run.sh now complete with iso command
**Next**: Execute `./run.sh iso` to build ISO (30-60 minutes)
**Expected Output**:
- output/knel-football-secure-v1.0.0.iso
- output/knel-football-secure-v1.0.0.iso.sha256
- output/knel-football-secure-v1.0.0.iso.md5
- output/BUILD-REPORT.txt
- All files owned by invoking user
## 2026-01-24: ISO Build Issues and Solutions
### Issue 1: Root Privileges Required
**Problem**: Live-build requires root privileges inside container
**Error**: "E: Root privileges needed!"
**Cause**: Container running as non-root user via `-u $(id -u):$(id -g)` flag
**Conflict**: AGENTS.md requires final artifacts owned by invoking user, not root
**Solution**: Run container as root for build, chown final artifacts
**Implementation**:
- Remove `-u $(id -u):$(id -g)` from docker run
- Add chown command at end of build to correct ownership
- All intermediate operations still run in container volume
- Final artifacts ownership corrected before copy to host
### Issue 2: Invalid Live-Build Option
**Problem**: Invalid value for LB_BINARY_FILESYSTEM
**Error**: "E: You have specified an invalid value for LB_BINARY_FILESYSTEM"
**Cause**: `--binary-filesystem iso9660` not valid for Debian 13 live-build
**Research**: Live-build options may have changed in newer versions
**Solution**: Remove problematic option, let live-build use defaults
**Implementation**:
- Remove `--binary-filesystem iso9660` from lb config
- Let live-build determine appropriate filesystem type
- Test with minimal options first
### Revised Build Strategy
1. Run container as root (required for live-build)
2. All intermediate files stay in /build volume
3. Generate ISO and checksums
4. Chown final artifacts to invoking user's UID/GID
5. Copy to /output volume (maintains correct ownership)
6. Clean up intermediate files
### Ownership Preservation Pattern
```bash
# Inside container (running as root)
# Build ISO...
lb build
# Get user IDs from environment or use default
USER_UID=${USER_UID:-1000}
USER_GID=${USER_GID:-1000}
# Chown final artifacts
chown "$USER_UID:$USER_GID" *.iso *.sha256 *.md5 BUILD-REPORT.txt
```
### Next Actions
1. Update run.sh iso command to run as root
2. Pass UID/GID via environment variables
3. Remove invalid live-build options
4. Add chown step to preserve ownership
5. Re-run ISO build
## 2026-01-24: Final ISO Build Configuration
### Changes Made
1. **Timezone**: Changed from UTC to America/Chicago (user request)
2. **ISO Build Command**: Added to root `run.sh` (calls src/run-new.sh iso)
3. **Live-Build Options Fixed**:
- Removed invalid `--binary-filesystem iso9660`
- Changed `--debian-installer true` to `--debian-installer netinst`
4. **Ownership Preservation**: Added USER_UID/USER_GID environment variables
5. **Chown Step**: Added final artifacts ownership correction
### Docker Workflow Implementation
**Root User Requirement**: Live-build requires root privileges
**Solution**:
- Container runs as root (no `-u` flag for iso command)
- UID/GID passed via environment variables
- Final artifacts chown-ed to correct user before copy
- Preserves ownership while satisfying live-build requirements
### Final Implementation Architecture
```
run.sh (host wrapper)
└─> src/run-new.sh (orchestrator)
└─> docker run (container)
└─> bash -c (inside container)
├─> lb config (configure)
├─> cp /workspace/config/* ./
└─> lb build (generate ISO)
└─> chown $USER_UID:$USER_GID (correct ownership)
└─> cp /output/ (copy to host)
```
### Volume Structure (Strict AGENTS.md Compliance)
- `/workspace` (read-only): Source code, configs
- `/build`: Intermediate live-build files (stays in container)
- `/output`: Final artifacts only (ISO, checksums, report)
- No intermediate files on host
- Final artifacts owned by invoking user
### Build Status
✅ Docker image built and verified
✅ All scripts syntax-checked
✅ Volume mounting configured
✅ Ownership preservation implemented
✅ Timezone set to America/Chicago
✅ Ready for ISO build
### Next: Execute ISO Build
Command: `./run.sh iso`
Estimated time: 30-60 minutes
Expected output:
- output/knel-football-secure-v1.0.0.iso (~1-2GB)
- output/knel-football-secure-v1.0.0.iso.sha256
- output/knel-football-secure-v1.0.0.iso.md5
- output/BUILD-REPORT.txt
All files owned by invoking user.
All operations inside Docker container.
No host system modifications.
## 2026-01-24: Docker-in-Docker Issue Identified
### Problem
**Error**: "docker: command not found" inside container
**Root Cause**: `src/run-new.sh` tries to run `docker run` inside a container
**Architecture Issue**: Attempting Docker-in-Docker (nested containers)
**Problem**:
- Root `run.sh` runs container
- Inside container, `run-new.sh` tries to run `docker run` again
- Docker command not available to `builder` user
- This is not the intended design
### Correct Architecture
```
Host System
└─> run.sh (wrapper)
└─> docker run knel-football-dev:latest (ONE container level)
└─> bash -c "build commands" (direct execution, not docker run)
├─> lb config
├─> lb build
└─> chown artifacts
```
### Solution: Simplify ISO Command
**Action**: Remove `src/run-new.sh` from ISO build flow
**Implementation**: Have `run.sh` run build commands directly in container
**Benefit**: Single level of Docker, cleaner architecture, no nested containers
### Revised run.sh iso Command
```bash
iso)
docker run --rm \
-v "${SCRIPT_DIR}:/workspace:ro" \
-v "${OUTPUT_DIR}:/output" \
-v "${BUILD_DIR}:/build" \
-e TZ="America/Chicago" \
-e DEBIAN_FRONTEND="noninteractive" \
-e LC_ALL="C" \
-e USER_UID="$(id -u)" \
-e USER_GID="$(id -g)" \
"${DOCKER_IMAGE}" \
bash -c "
# Build commands directly
cd /build
lb config ...
lb build ...
chown ...
"
;;
```
### Key Insight
**Pattern**: Don't try to orchestrate Docker from inside Docker
**Why**: Docker command not available inside container by default
**When to use Docker-in-Docker**: Only with specific Docker-in-Docker configuration
**Better Approach**: Run single container with all commands executed inside
### Next Actions
1. Simplify `run.sh` iso command to execute directly
2. Remove dependency on `src/run-new.sh` for ISO builds
3. Ensure all commands run in single container level
4. Test ISO build with simplified architecture
## 2026-01-24: ISO Build Successfully Started
### Problem Solved: Container User Permissions
**Issue**: Container default user `builder` (UID 999) caused permission problems
**Root Cause**:
- Dockerfile sets `USER builder` as default
- Live-build requires root privileges (UID 0)
- Running as non-root user: "Permission denied" errors
**Solution**: Add `--user root` flag to docker run
**Implementation**:
```bash
docker run --rm \
--user root \
-v ... \
-e USER_UID="$(id -u)" \
-e USER_GID="$(id -g)" \
knel-football-dev:latest \
/build/iso_build.sh
```
### Final Architecture (Working)
```
Host (UID 1000)
└─> docker run --user root (container as UID 0)
└─> /build/iso_build.sh (build script)
├─> lb config (configure)
├─> lb build (generate ISO - 30-60 min)
└─> chown $USER_UID:$USER_GID (correct ownership)
└─> cp /output/ (copy artifacts)
```
### Current Build Status
**Build in progress** (started 2026-01-24 11:51 CST)
✅ Running as root (required by live-build)
✅ Custom configuration applied
✅ Bootstrapping system (downloading packages)
✅ No permission errors
### Build Stages (Expected Timeline)
1. **lb bootstrap** (downloading packages) - 15-20 minutes ⏳ Current
2. **lb chroot** (installing packages, running hooks) - 20-30 minutes
3. **lb binary** (creating ISO) - 5-10 minutes
4. **Finalization** (checksums, ownership) - 1-2 minutes
**Total time**: 30-60 minutes
### Monitoring Commands
```bash
# View real-time build log
tail -f /tmp/knel-iso-build.log
# Check output directory (files appear after completion)
ls -lh output/
# Check if build completed
grep "Build completed successfully" /tmp/knel-iso-build.log
# Check for errors
grep -i "error\|failed" /tmp/knel-iso-build.log
```
### Expected Output Files
- `output/knel-football-secure-v1.0.0.iso` (~1-2GB)
- `output/knel-football-secure-v1.0.0.iso.sha256` (checksum)
- `output/knel-football-secure-v1.0.0.iso.md5` (checksum)
- All files owned by invoking user (UID 1000)
- All operations inside Docker container
### Key Lessons Learned
1. **Default user matters**: Dockerfile sets `USER builder`, which persists
2. **Explicit root required**: Live-build needs `--user root` flag
3. **Volume permissions**: Root container writes files owned by root, then chown corrects
4. **Environment variables**: Pass USER_UID/USER_GID to preserve ownership
5. **Timezone compliance**: Set TZ="America/Chicago" as requested
### Compliance Check (AGENTS.md)
✅ All operations in Docker container
✅ Docker volumes used for all file I/O
✅ No directories created in /home
✅ No host system files modified
✅ Only final artifacts copied to output/
✅ File ownership preserved (chown step)
✅ Only docker/git/libvirt on host
✅ No working directory clutter
### Next Steps
1. Wait for build completion (30-60 minutes)
2. Verify final artifacts in output/
3. Test ISO boot with libvirt/virsh
4. Document build results
---
**ISO build is running successfully!**
**Monitoring with: tail -f /tmp/knel-iso-build.log**
**Expected completion: ~2026-01-24 12:50-13:00 CST**
## 2026-01-24: Build Failed - Mount Permissions Issue
### Problem Identified
**Error**: "mount: permission denied" during lb chroot stage
**Cause**: Container lacks mount capabilities even when running as root
**Issue**: Docker containers have limitations on mount operations by default
**Required**: `--privileged` flag for live-build mount operations
### What Failed
- ✅ lb bootstrap (completed successfully)
- ❌ lb chroot (failed on mount)
- **Specific errors**:
- `mount: /build/chroot/dev/pts: permission denied`
- `mount: /build/chroot/proc: permission denied`
### Root Cause
Live-build needs to mount several filesystems inside chroot environment:
- /dev/pts (pseudo-terminal)
- /proc (process information)
- /sys (system information)
- /dev (device files)
Docker containers restrict these operations by default for security. Even running as root user inside container doesn't give container mount capabilities.
### Solution: --privileged Flag
Add `--privileged` flag to docker run command to give container all capabilities.
**Implementation**:
```bash
docker run --rm \
--privileged \ # NEW: Required for mount operations
--user root \
-v ... \
knel-football-dev:latest \
/build/iso_build.sh
```
### Security Considerations
`--privileged` gives container full access to host devices. This is:
- ✅ Required for live-build in containers
- ⚠️ Acceptable for isolated build environment
- ✅ Still better than building directly on host
- ✅ All intermediate files stay in container volume
- ✅ Final artifacts copied out and ownership corrected
### Alternative Approaches Considered
1. **Bind mount host /dev, /proc, /sys**: More complex, less clean
2. **Use Docker-in-Docker socket**: Overkill, breaks AGENTS.md
3. **Build directly on host**: Violates AGENTS.md requirements
4. **Use --privileged**: **Selected** - clean solution, maintains compliance
### Build Restart Strategy
1. Add `--privileged` flag to docker run command
2. Clean tmp/ directory
3. Restart build
4. Monitor for successful completion
5. Verify final artifacts
### Expected Outcome with --privileged
- ✅ Mount operations succeed
- ✅ lb chroot completes
- ✅ Hooks execute (security hardening)
- ✅ lb binary generates ISO
- ✅ Final artifacts copied to output/
### Compliance Note
Using `--privileged` is acceptable because:
- Still Docker-based (not building directly on host)
- All intermediate files stay in container volume
- Only final artifacts copied to host
- No host system files modified
- Ownership preserved with chown step
- Better than host-based build
## 2026-01-24: Session Wrap-Up
### Current Status (2026-01-24 19:00 CST)
**Build Running in Background**: YES
- **Current Stage**: lb binary_chroot (creating binary filesystem)
- **Started**: 18:04 CST
- **Expected Completion**: 19:00-19:15 CST
- **Status**: All previous stages completed successfully
### Final Working Configuration
**Attempt 7**: Minimal configuration (all problematic flags removed)
**Removed Flags**:
- `--linux-packages` (caused duplicate package names)
- `--memtest` (missing memtest86+.bin file)
- `--win32-loader` (package not available)
**Required Flags**:
- `--privileged` (mount operations)
- `--user root` (live-build requirement)
- Build in `/tmp` (not mounted volume)
- USER_UID/USER_GID for ownership preservation
### Key Lessons Learned
1. **Default container user matters**: builder (UID 999) needs explicit `--user root`
2. **Privileged flag required**: Even root user needs `--privileged` for mount ops
3. **Volume permissions issue**: Cannot write to mounted volumes from container
4. **Use container /tmp**: Build entirely inside container, not on mounted volume
5. **Minimal config wins**: Remove unnecessary flags to avoid conflicts
6. **Ownership preservation**: Use chown with passed UID/GID environment variables
### Project Completion Status
**Completed**:
- ✅ Docker build environment (Dockerfile)
- ✅ Root run.sh entry point
- ✅ Docker-only workflow (AGENTS.md compliance)
- ✅ All configuration files
- ✅ Security hardening hooks
- ✅ Custom package lists
- ✅ Desktop environment setup
- ✅ Live-build configuration
- ✅ Append-only JOURNAL.md
- ✅ Comprehensive RESUME.md guide
**In Progress**:
- ⏳ ISO build (running in background)
- Bootstrap: ✅ Complete
- Chroot: ✅ Complete
- Binary: ⏳ In progress (15 min remaining)
- Finalization: ⏳ Pending
**Pending**:
- ⏳ ISO testing with libvirt/virsh
- ⏳ Security feature validation
- ⏳ Documentation finalization
- ⏳ Release preparation
### Files Created Today
1. **Dockerfile** - Multi-stage build environment
2. **run.sh** - Main entry point (build/test/lint/clean/iso/shell)
3. **AGENTS.md** - Docker-only workflow requirements (already existed)
4. **JOURNAL.md** - Append-only development journal
5. **RESUME.md** - Comprehensive resumption guide
### Compliance Verification
**AGENTS.md Requirements**:
- ✅ All operations in Docker container
- ✅ Docker volumes used for file I/O
- ✅ No directories created in /home
- ✅ No host system files modified
- ✅ Only final artifacts copied to output/
- ✅ File ownership preserved (chown step)
- ✅ Only docker/git/libvirt on host
- ✅ No working directory clutter
### Next Actions (When Resuming)
1. **Check build status**: `ls -lh output/`
2. **Monitor if needed**: `tail -f /tmp/knel-iso-build.log`
3. **Verify ISO**: `sha256sum -c output/*.sha256`
4. **Test ISO**: `virt-install ...` with libvirt
5. **Validate security features** in live environment
### Session Summary
**Time**: 2026-01-24 11:00-19:00 CST (8 hours)
**Goal**: Build KNEL-Football secure ISO with Docker-only workflow
**Status**: Build running successfully, expected completion in ~15 minutes
**Progress**: All stages completed except binary ISO creation
---
**READY TO RESUME**: All work documented in RESUME.md
**BUILD STATUS**: Running, check `output/` when returning
**DOCUMENTATION**: Complete, including issues and solutions
---
## Session: 2026-01-28 - Mandatory Full Disk Encryption & Password Complexity
### New Requirements Added
**Decision**: Full disk encryption and strong password complexity are now MANDATORY.
**Why**: Tier0 security requirements demand encrypted storage and strong authentication.
**Impact**: All systems must use LUKS2 encryption with AES-256-XTS and strong passphrases.
### Changes Made
#### 1. PRD.md Created
- Comprehensive product requirements document
- FR-001: Full Disk Encryption (MANDATORY - P0 Critical)
- LUKS2 format with AES-256-XTS (512-bit key)
- Argon2id key derivation function
- Separate unencrypted /boot partition (UEFI requirement)
- Encryption passphrase required at every boot
- Minimum 14 characters, complexity requirements
- Security architecture documentation
- Compliance requirements (NIST SP 800-111, NIST SP 800-53)
#### 2. preseed.cfg Updated
- Partition method changed to "crypto" (LUKS encryption)
- LVM within encrypted partition layout
- AES-XTS-plain64 cipher with 512-bit key size
- LUKS2 format enabled
- Secure disk erasure enabled
- Password complexity enforcement in preseed (24-char default)
- Added packages: cryptsetup, cryptsetup-initramfs, dmsetup, libpam-pwquality
#### 3. Encryption Hooks Created
- config/hooks/installed/encryption-setup.sh
- Configures LUKS2 settings
- Sets up initramfs for encryption
- Creates key management scripts
- Configures encryption status service
- config/hooks/installed/encryption-validation.sh
- Validates encryption configuration
- Creates user reminder files
- Sets up MOTD encryption messages
- First boot encryption check service
#### 4. Security Hardening Enhanced
- src/security-hardening.sh updated with stronger password policy
- /etc/security/pwquality.conf configuration:
- Minimum length: 14 characters
- Mandatory: 1 uppercase, 1 lowercase, 1 digit, 1 special character
- Additional complexity requirements
- Bad words blacklisted
- Enforcement enabled for all users including root
#### 5. Documentation Updated
- AGENTS.md: Added MANDATORY security requirements section
- Full disk encryption requirements documented
- Password complexity requirements documented
- Compliance references added
- README.md: Updated features to highlight encryption and password requirements
- PRD.md: Comprehensive requirements document
### Technical Implementation
#### Partition Layout
```
/dev/sda1 512M EFI System Partition (ESP)
/dev/sda2 512M /boot (ext4, unencrypted)
/dev/sda3 Remainder LUKS2 encrypted partition
└─ cryptroot (LVM) AES-256-XTS / (ext4)
└─ swap (LVM) swap swap
```
#### Encryption Configuration
- Cipher: aes-xts-plain64
- Key Size: 512 bits (256-bit keys for XTS)
- Hash: SHA-512
- KDF: Argon2id (with appropriate iterations)
- Salt Size: 512 bits
- Key Slots: 8 maximum
#### Password/Passphrase Requirements
- Encryption passphrase: 14+ chars, complexity required
- User passwords: 14+ chars, complexity enforced via PAM
- Character classes: minimum 3 of 4 (upper, lower, digit, special)
- No common words or patterns
- Enforced for ALL users including root
### Security Compliance
- NIST SP 800-111: Guide to Storage Encryption Technologies
- NIST SP 800-53: Security and Privacy Controls
- NIST SP 800-63B: Digital Identity Guidelines
- CIS Benchmarks: Security Configuration Guides
- DISA STIG: Security Technical Implementation Guides
### Key Management Scripts
- /usr/local/bin/check-encryption.sh: Check encryption status
- /usr/local/bin/manage-encryption-keys.sh: Manage LUKS key slots
- /usr/local/bin/firstboot-encryption-check.sh: First boot reminder
### Documentation Files
- ~/ENCRYPTION-PASSPHRASE-REMINDER.txt: User-facing reminder
- /var/backups/keys/README.txt: Technical recovery information
- MOTD encryption status messages
### Next Steps
1. Build ISO with encryption configuration
2. Test ISO in virtual machine
3. Verify encryption setup at boot
4. Test passphrase complexity enforcement
5. Validate all security requirements met
6. Document any issues or fixes
### Build Command
See run.sh for ISO build command with proper Docker container usage.
All operations run inside Docker container following AGENTS.md requirements.
---