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fixed ls links, modules writeable

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make build
```
Optional variables:
**Optional variables:**
* **`ARCH=`**
* **`ARCH=`** – Select bootloader type:
* `cct` Build using the cct bootloader
* `oc` Build using the oc bootloader
* `cct` – Build using the CCT bootloader
* `oc` – Build using the OC bootloader
* **`DEV=1`**
* **`DEV=1`** – Enable development mode:
* Builds in development mode
* Bootloader does not start automatically on system startup
* Bootloader does **not** start automatically on system startup
If `DEV` is not specified:
**Default behavior (if `DEV` is not specified):**
* Default is release mode
* Bootloader starts automatically on system startup
* Builds in **release mode**
* Bootloader starts automatically on system startup
**Examples**
**Examples:**
```bash
make build ARCH=cct
@@ -42,38 +41,46 @@ Run:
python build.py build
```
Optional arguments:
**Optional arguments:**
* **`--arch {cct|oc}`**
Select bootloader
* **`--arch {cct|oc}`** – Select bootloader:
* `cct` Use the cct bootloader
* `oc` Use the oc bootloader
* `cct` – Use the CCT bootloader
* `oc` – Use the OC bootloader
* **`--dev`**
* **`--dev`** – Development mode:
* Development mode
* Bootloader does not start automatically. You must run `eeprom` in CraftOS to start Hyperion.
* Bootloader does **not** start automatically
* You must run `eeprom` in CraftOS to start Hyperion
* **`--release`** (default)
* **`--release`** (default) – Release mode:
* Release mode
* Bootloader starts automatically
* **`--makeuser username password`**
Makes a username upon startup. Only works for `--dev` builds.
* `--makeuser root rootpass`
Makes the root account already exist on first boot with rootpass as password
* `--makeuser root rootpass --makeuser alice alicepass`
Makes the root account and alice account already exist on first boot with defined passwords
**Examples**
* **`--makeuser username password`** – Pre-create user accounts (only works with `--dev` builds):
```bash
--makeuser root rootpass
--makeuser root rootpass --makeuser alice alicepass
```
* Example: The first command creates the `root` account with the given password on first boot
* Example: The second command creates both `root` and `alice` accounts with defined passwords on first boot
**Examples:**
```bash
python build.py build --arch cct
python build.py build --arch oc --dev
```
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### Build Requirements
* **`build`** – No additional requirements
* **`build-mini`** – Requires [`luamin`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/luamin)
* **`build-micro`** – Requires:
* [`luamin`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/luamin)
* [`LZ4 binaries`](https://github.com/lz4/lz4/releases)