These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine
for development and testing purposes..... And of course some cool educational hackerISH
stuff if you must 😝

Download and install virtualbox

1.  Start the virtualbox

2.  Create a new virtual-machine (new button)
  2.1  Type     : Linux
  2.2  Version  : Linux 4.x (64-bit)
  2.3  FileType : VDI

3.  Once you've gone through the process of creating a virtual-machine, click on the virtual box and then,
    click on settings.

4.  You'll now come to realize that a lot of what you just did was unnecessary😂, that's ouwkkyY😏.

5.  Click on storage and then delete whatever vdi you see there. (This will be the one you just created :(  )

6.  Download the ft_linux-phjacobs.vdi
  6.1  This is 12G. I know lol. Sorry :(
  6.2  You can scroll down to `build and run` if you can't download it🙂
  6.3  Don't worry. There is no viruses. We @WeThinkCode_ don't roll like that!🖖🏾
  6.4  You'll see "No preview". Just click on download. And then on download anyway :) #HonorAmongDevelopers🖥

7.  Now click on "Controller : SATA" and add the ft_linux-phjacobs.vdi  that you just downloaded.

8.  Once added, click on ok and run 👻

9.  The login : root

10.  The Password : 12345
    10.1 😂 😂hahahahah I know. What a super secret password lol.

1.  Start the virtualbox

2.  Create a new virtual-machine (new button)
  2.1  Type     : Linux
  2.2  Version  : Linux 4.x (64-bit)
  2.3    
  2.4  Give it a good 50G (Dynamic Allocated) space. This is if you want some cool GUI else,
       30G would be just fine
  2.5  FileType : VDI

3.  Once you've gone through the process of creating a virtual-machine, create another one but
    this time, make the version :: ubuntu (64-bit) and give it a good 15G (Dynamic Allocated) of space.

4.  After downloaded ubuntu, click on settings -> storage -> Controller : IDE ... then add an optical drive and pick
    the ubuntu image that you just downloaded.

5.  Before starting the ubuntu virtual machine, click it then one settings.
    Now click on storage -> "Controller : SATA" and add the vdi you created before the ubuntu one.

6.  You're ready to start ubuntu now.

7.  once it prompts you to either install or run live. Choose install.

8.  After ubuntu installed open a terminal.

9.  run `sudo su -`

10.  run `apt upgrade && apt update && apt-get install -y vim git gcc gparted`

11. use gparted to partition the drive you mounted before running ubuntu.

12. partition it as follows. (this drive will most probably be on sdb)
  BIOS BOOT :: 1mb
  ROOT      :: 15G
  BOOT      :: 30G
  SWAP      :: 4.9G
  
  Try and do it in that oder to avoid later problems. Also, go on youtube and watch some tutorials on
  gparted 🤓

13. After you partitioned the drive, clone [this repo](https://github.com/phjacobs7AG/ft_linux)

14. In your terminal, go to the cloned folder then setup/packages_required/
    Run the version_check.sh and make sure all packages are found.
    Just a little hint. To install makeinfo, run `apt-get install texinfo`

15. After step 14, change directories to setup/steps/

16. Now run these scripts in the order that they're numbered