I'm 10, I sacrificed 10 motherboards to build SkyBIOS - Now building InfinityOS 13.0 with offline InfinityX AI

A 10-year-old developer in Udaipur, Rajasthan, India, has built SkyBIOS, an open firmware based on coreboot, after bricking 10 motherboards while learning BIOS recovery and the romstage-to-ramstage bootflow. The developer is now assembling InfinityOS 13.0, which bundles a custom Linux-based Infinity Kernel, an installer, office and ISO-building tools, and InfinityX AI, an offline assistant built on llama.cpp that runs entirely without internet access.

I'm 10 years old from Udaipur, Rajasthan, India. I'm building an entire OS ecosystem from scratch. Yes, I bricked 10 motherboards learning BIOS recovery. That's how SkyBIOS was born. 1. SkyBIOS - My own open firmware, based on coreboot. I learned romstage - ramstage bootflow while recovering dead boards. 2. Infinity Kernel - Custom Linux kernel for InfinityOS. Based on Linux 3. Infinity Installer - My own OS installer, Windows is trash, Linux is my favourite. 4. Infinity Studio - A office for some office users. 5. Infinity ISO Studio - Tool to build custom ISOs. Powered by xorriso. 6. NEW: InfinityX AI - I built my own offline AI using llama.cpp. It runs 100% without internet inside InfinityOS. And more Instagram: @infinityos.systems