Releases: monkey-jsun/eroas
Releases · monkey-jsun/eroas
v1.3.0 - Support MacBook wifi
- Add wifi support to Intel-based MacBook. Now it really works on MacBook.
v1.2.0 - Build USB UEFI/GPT image instead of ISO image
v1.2.0, 12/26, 2020
- Make UEFI/GPT USB disk image directly instead of ISO image. This eliminates 1 system parttion and also avoids Windows complain about unrecognizable partitions.
- Poweroff after performing integrity check to avoid confusion with non-persisten GUI
- Update Electrum to v4.0.9 and install Appimage file instead of python source.
- BUG FIX : remove stale electrum server certificate when reconfiguring.
Bug fix; add Firefox browser
v1.1.1, 11/12, 2020
- Fix bugs in default key/custom key SSH tunneling
- Add Firefox browser (need to open HTTP/HTTPS ports)
Add direct connect networking mode
v1.1.0, 11/04, 2020
- Add direct connect networking mode and set it as default
- Makde HTTP/HTTPS an orthogonal independent option
Feature complete. Security ready. Suitable for mass consumption.
v1.0.0, 10/30, 2020
- Home-rw partition is limited to 256MB and built into ISO directly
- Create a 4th partition (EroasExport) with FAT32 type and remaining space
- Use encrypted fs (cryptmount) to store Electrum files (~/.electrum)
- Support designated Electrum server modes, directly or via SSH
- Tighten firewall rules based on current networking mode
- One-setup to configure fs password, networking modes etc
With this release, the security is strong enough even for standard unprotected USB due to crypto filesystem, wallet passwords and immutable system image.
v0.9.0 release
v0.9.0, 10/24, 2020
- Remove default user sudoer priviledge. No root or sudoer in the whole system.
- Restrict persistency to /home directory only. Now system is considered immutable.
- Support faster remote build from cloud server (e.g., AWS)
- Support and enforce using Tor to connect to Electrum servers
- Switch to xfce session with semi-custom background.
First release. Functional complete.
[copied from release note]
- Basic functions are complete:
- single bootable ISO image with persistent partition
- Electrum can start mannually from terminal
- WiFi and networking are working (and persistent)
- Basic firewall is set to deny all incoming traffic and restrict outgoing traffice
- Support for optional fingerprint-protected secure drive
- Use the latest Electrum v4.0.4
- It is good enough for me (Jun) to put my money on it!!!