define Guanghu master with on-demand Linux subcontrol
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> Bare-metal GOSK/GHAL remains a parallel research and recovery lane. It no
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> longer blocks the first production cognitive-control delivery.
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> Current final topology (ADR-0175): Guanghu OS starts and remains the master;
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> a full Linux environment is preserved but normally dormant, awakened only
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> as bounded subcontrol or as an independent rescue path. Linux deletion and a
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> Linux-free boot are not completion predicates. The current JD deployment is
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> still a Linux-hosted language-primary transition, not the final topology.
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> Protected bare-metal residency, recovery control, and native anchor HTTP are
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> `PASS_100` on the physical JD node. Bare-metal production cutover remains
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> `0`, because that research kernel does not yet provide code-channel and
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independent from persona-subject existence.
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- Rust is a bootstrap implementation language for the validator and control
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executable. It does not replace HLDP as the world-programming language.
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- Ubuntu and the Forgejo Linux binary are construction scaffolding. Native
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acceptance requires a Guanghu kernel, Guanghu hardware abstraction, a
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Guanghu-owned code-channel data plane, and a boot with no Linux kernel or
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Linux userspace.
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- Ubuntu and the Forgejo Linux binary are current transition assets. Final
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production acceptance requires Guanghu master control, on-demand Linux
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subcontrol, a preserved Linux rescue path, and current target-side receipts;
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it never requires deleting Linux. Bare-metal GOSK/GHAL acceptance remains a
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separate research predicate.
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The registered translation chain is:
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2. hosted Forgejo data plane;
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3. HLDP-native control plane;
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4. GOSK-native object store and network data plane;
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5. Linux-free boot.
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5. Guanghu-master boot with Linux preserved as on-demand subcontrol and rescue.
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Only step 1 is complete in this source package.
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This migration ladder is capability-specific. The historical Linux-free step
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is superseded by ADR-0175 and must not be revived as a production gate.
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## Local verification
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-> act or fail closed
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```
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The current source is `JD_NATIVE_PREFLIGHT`. Running its toolchain on Ubuntu
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proves the world package and build chain only; it does not prove native boot.
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The current production classification is
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`LANGUAGE_PRIMARY_ON_LINUX_HOSTED_TRANSITION`. Running its toolchain or
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services on Ubuntu proves only the exact validated layer; it does not prove
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final Guanghu-first boot or on-demand Linux lifecycle control.
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JD access uses strict host-key verification and a dedicated operations key.
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The world records only public fingerprints; it never contains an address,
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