evidence: accept JD Guanghu OS physical master
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@ -150,10 +150,30 @@ shadow proof. See ADR-0182.
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JD-hosted QEMU request `REQ-QEMU-CROSS-ROOT-001` now proves this cross-root
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service-equivalence gate at `100` and leaves no listener or QEMU process. The
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physical node was not rebooted, so physical first boot and complete Linux
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on-demand subcontrol remain `0`. See
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physical node was not rebooted during that historical gate, so its receipt
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correctly leaves physical first boot and complete Linux on-demand subcontrol
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at `0`. See
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`deployments/JD-FD-PRIMARY/CROSS-ROOT-REPOSITORY-SERVICE-QEMU-RECEIPT-20260816.hldp`.
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## JD resident Guanghu master
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`scripts/guanghu-master-init.sh` is the accepted JD resident supervisor. The
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existing Linux kernel remains the hardware-compatibility substrate, but the
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script becomes PID 1 and does not start Ubuntu systemd. It launches only the
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bounded SSH, Forgejo repository, application-hub and navigation bridges needed
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by the public route. `scripts/set-jd-guanghu-master-default.sh` installs the
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one-time Linux subcontrol command while retaining the independent Ubuntu GRUB
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entry.
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JD-FD-PRIMARY physically passed automatic failed-candidate return, accepted
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one-time Guanghu boot, unattended default Guanghu boot, one-time Linux
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subcontrol, Linux-to-Guanghu return, and a final clean-GRUB stability boot.
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Public `/code/` and `/api/ai/v1/anchor` both read back HTTP 200. The current
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server receipt SHA-256 is
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`b75640fc95902b58a931716e47287140dfe3c23d62869c0947d639850e6fa2c2`.
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See
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`deployments/JD-FD-PRIMARY/FINAL-GUANGHU-OS-MASTER-PHYSICAL-RECEIPT-20260816.hldp`.
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## Language-primary boot target
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`guanghu-language-primary.target` makes the accepted cognitive-control model
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