Get JARVIS OS
Download the latest ISO, verify the checksum, and boot into an AI-native research environment. JARVIS OS can be run in a VM or installed to hardware via the included Calamares installer.
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Installation
1. Boot from USB
Flash the ISO to a USB drive using dd, Ventoy, or Balena Etcher.
Boot from the USB and you'll land in the live environment.
sudo dd if=jarvisos-*.iso of=/dev/sdX bs=4M status=progress 2. Live Environment
The live session gives you a fully functional JARVIS OS with KDE Plasma 6.
Test the AI features, explore the system, and run the jarvis CLI.
3. Install to Disk
Launch the Calamares installer from the desktop for a guided installation to your hard drive — automatic partitioning, user setup, and bootloader configuration included.
4. Virtual Machine
JARVIS OS runs well in VirtualBox or QEMU/KVM. Allocate at least 4 GB RAM and 20 GB disk for comfortable usage with local LLM inference.
qemu-system-x86_64 -m 4G -smp 4 -cdrom jarvisos-*.iso Build from source
JARVIS OS is fully open source. Clone the build system and run the seven-script pipeline to produce your own ISO from scratch.
git clone https://github.com/jarvisos/jarvisos.git
cd jarvisos
sudo ./01-*.sh # begin the build pipeline
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