Add README, LICENSE to TempleOS, remove Nic connection

recipes/pkg/templeos/README

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-      TempleOS hosted in VirtualBox for NOVA
+      The Temple Operating System hosted in VirtualBox for NOVA
+
+TempleOS is a free, public domain, open source, x86_64, non-preemptive
+multi-tasking, multi-cored, ring-0-only, single-address-map (identity-mapped),
+non-networked, PC operating system.  Paging is, basically, not used.
+
+The CIA encourages code obsfucation.  They make it more complicated than
+necessary.  TempleOS is, literally, more simple than necessary.  It is
+obnoxiously simple... to the point it hurts.
+
+This "Hello World" joke, the BMP file format and the WAV file format show that
+the industry is really screwed-up!  That's what TempleOS fixes.  I capped the
+line-of-code count at 100,000 and God said it must be perfect, so it will never
+be an ugly monstrocity.  It is currently 82,171 lines of unblemished code.
+Backward compatibility is not promised.
+
+Normally, failure is not an option, but since TempleOS accompanies Windows or
+Linux, we exclude certain uses.  There is no reason to duplicate browsing,
+multimedia, desktop publishing, etc.  Linux wants to be a secure, multi-user
+mainframe.  That's why it has file permissions.  The vision for TempleOS,
+however, is a modern, 64-bit Commodore 64.  The C64 was a non-networked, home
+computer mostly used for games.  It trained my generation how to program because
+it was wide open, completely hackable.  The games were not multimedia works of
+art, but generated by non-artist.
+
+A troll might ask, "Why not just use DOS?  It was ring-0-only and
+single-address-map."  DOS was 16-bit, with segmentation -- awful!  TempleOS is
+64-bit, flat, non-segmented and multi-cored.  It has a C64-like shell with
+HolyC, a dialect of C/C++, instead of BASIC.  It was written from scratch, and
+not even ASCII was sacred -- it has 8-bit unsigned char source code to support
+European languages.  Also, the source code supports binary sprite graphics.
+
+A troll might say, "It can crash!"  We used DOS for years and loved it.
+Computers even had a reset switch!  Just think of the power of ring-0, muhahaha!
+Think of the speed and simplicity of ring-0-only and identity-mapping.  It can
+change tasks in half a microsecond because it doesn't mess with page tables or
+privilege levels.  Inter-process communication is effortless because every task
+can access every other task's memory.
+
+It's fun having access to everything.  When I was a teenager, I had a book,
+Mapping the Commodore 64, that told what every location in memory did.  I liked
+copying the ROM to RAM and poking around at the ROM BASIC's variables.
+Everybody directly poked the hardware ports.
+
+TempleOS is simpler than Linux and you can have hours of fun tinkering because
+all memory and ports are accessible.  Memory is identity-mapped at all times, so
+you can modify any task's memory from any other task.  You can access all disk
+blocks, too.  I had a blast using a C64 disk block editor to modify directories
+to un-delete files, when I was a kid.  Maybe, you want to play with a raw-block
+database, or make your own file system?
+
+http://www.templeos.org/
+https://archive.org/details/TempleOS_Website_Archive

recipes/raw/templeos/LICENSE

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+This work (TempleOS, by Terry Andrew Davis),
+identified by Genode Labs, is free of
+known copyright restrictions.

recipes/raw/templeos/TempleOS.vbox

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 <?xml version="1.0"?>
 <VirtualBox xmlns="http://www.virtualbox.org/" version="1.14-freebsd">
-  <Machine uuid="{37ab43a5-38d8-4491-93f5-5b0b077f5c32}" name="ubuntu_16_04_64" OSType="Ubuntu_64" snapshotFolder="Snapshots" lastStateChange="2018-01-23T18:40:00Z">
+  <Machine uuid="{37ab43a5-38d8-4491-93f5-5b0b077f5c32}" name="TempleOS" OSType="Ubuntu_64" snapshotFolder="Snapshots" lastStateChange="2018-01-23T18:40:00Z">
     <MediaRegistry>
       <HardDisks>
         <HardDisk uuid="{c1628a8d-7306-4534-b501-9a6ded486aed}" location="TempleOS.vdi" format="VDI" type="Normal"/>
@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@
       </DVDImages>
     </MediaRegistry>
     <Hardware>
-      <CPU count="1">
+      <CPU count="2">
         <PAE enabled="true"/>
         <LongMode enabled="true"/>
         <HardwareVirtExLargePages enabled="false"/>
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           <Controller name="OHCI" type="OHCI"/>
         </Controllers>
       </USB>
-      <Network>
-        <Adapter slot="0" enabled="true" MACAddress="0800271D7901" cable="true" type="82540EM">
-          <BridgedInterface/>
-        </Adapter>
-      </Network>
+      <Network/>
       <UART>
         <Port slot="0" enabled="false" IOBase="0x3f8" IRQ="4" hostMode="Disconnected"/>
         <Port slot="1" enabled="false" IOBase="0x2f8" IRQ="3" hostMode="Disconnected"/>

recipes/raw/templeos/hash

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-2017-12-12 1e6aad7cec5a8d667af4acb8f0b0a3db302266d6
+2017-12-12 ff9b9c505248393047e600e1f6dd35abeb54e9b8