PUBLIC
Documentation
Installation, configuration, hardware compatibility, troubleshooting, release notes.
REFERENCE // USER DOCUMENTATION
Docs.
Public documentation should explain how to use VANTREL without requiring access to the private project repository.
01 // Distribution model
Private source. Public support.
The website separates the internal development tree from what users actually need: installable builds, driver packages, hardware notes, compatibility data, checksums, and troubleshooting instructions.
PUBLIC
Binary artifacts
Release images and real driver packages only after they are tested and ready.
PRIVATE
Project source
Kernel, private driver source, internal development assets, and unreleased implementation details remain outside the public site.
02 // Drivers
Installing a published driver
1. Identify
Confirm the hardware model and architecture before downloading a package.
2. Verify
Compare the package SHA-256 checksum with the value published on vantrelos.net.
3. Install
Use the VANTREL driver/package mechanism appropriate to the release. Exact commands should be documented with each real package instead of guessed here.
4. Reboot/test
Confirm the device appears in VANTREL System Information or the appropriate subsystem panel after loading.
03 // Troubleshooting
Make failures visible.
Driver pages should publish known limitations and recovery steps. If a driver is experimental, the site should say so directly rather than presenting it as production-ready.
VANTREL> identify hardware
VANTREL> verify package checksum
VANTREL> install documented package
VANTREL> inspect device status
