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# Nexus One AI Offline Server Payload
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This directory defines the payload embedded by `build-iso-offline.sh`. The
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offline installer is deliberately separate from the existing online bootstrap
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ISO until disconnected clean-install validation is complete.
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## Offline Workstation contents
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- the exact `aipackage` source revision used for the build
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- Ubuntu, Docker, NVIDIA and appliance `.deb` packages
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- Python wheels for the backend, RAG, ChromaDB and optional JupyterLab
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- Miniconda installer and an offline Python 3.11 environment package
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- Ollama runtime with `phi3:mini` and `nomic-embed-text`
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- vLLM and web/monitoring container images
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- the pinned Phi-3 Hugging Face model snapshot used by vLLM
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- K3s, MinIO and `mc` binaries for update/model packs (not enabled by Starter)
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- SHA-256 manifests and build provenance
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Server L/Max models are intentionally separate signed model packs. Optional external
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connectors cannot operate without a customer-approved route to their target.
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## Build stages
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1. On a connected Ubuntu 22.04 staging host with at least 80 GiB free, run
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`sudo bash autoinstall/offline/build-bundle.sh`.
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2. Review `autoinstall/offline-output/manifest/` and sign
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`SHA256SUMS` with the release key.
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3. Run `sudo bash autoinstall/build-iso-offline.sh` to inject the verified
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payload into the Ubuntu Server ISO.
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4. Validate with all network interfaces disconnected.
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The bundle builder fails closed when an expected payload is absent. An ISO must
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not be labelled offline merely because the source tree was embedded.
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