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#!/bin/sh
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##########################################################
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#File: mkdumprd2
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#Author: Neil Horman <nhorman@redhat.com>
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#Copyright 2009 Red Hat, Inc.
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#Summary: A vastly simplified infrastructure for creating
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# initramfs files for use with kdump
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#########################################################
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########################################################
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#Global Variables
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########################################################
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#BASE_DIR is the parent of both TEMP_DIR and STAGE_DIR
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BASE_DIR=""
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#TEMP_DIR is the directory where any temp files that we
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# create during the build process go, that we
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# do not want to wind up in our initramfs
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TEMP_DIR=""
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#STAGE_DIR is the directory we create to do all our
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# initramfs creation in
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STAGE_DIR=""
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#IMG_FILE is the file that is our initramfs after cpio
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IMG_FILE=""
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########################################################
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#Cleanup functions so that we can get out easily and
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#sanely when something goes wrong
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########################################################
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finish_and_exit()
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{
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local EXIT_CODE=$1
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local EXIT_MSG=$2
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if [ -n "$EXIT_MSG" ]
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then
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echo $EXIT_MSG
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fi
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exit $EXIT_CODE
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}
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#########################################################
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#Clean up our various temporary files
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#And exit
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########################################################
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cleanup_and_exit()
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{
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EXIT_CODE=$1
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if [ -d $BASE_DIR ]
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then
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rm -rf $STAGE_DIR
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fi
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if [ -f $IMG_FILE ]
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then
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rm -f $IMG_FILE
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fi
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finish_and_exit $EXIT_CODE ""
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}
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#########################################################
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#This creates the directory hierarchy that use to
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#start creating a new initramfs
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#########################################################
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create_new_initramfs_dir()
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{
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local TMPDIR=`mktemp -d`
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if [ ! -d $TMPDIR ]
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then
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return 1
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fi
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mkdir $TMPDIR/stage
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mkdir $TMPDIR/temp
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BASE_DIR=$TMPDIR
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STAGE_DIR=$TMPDIR/stage
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TEMP_DIR=$TMPDIR/temp
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return 0
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}
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#########################################################
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#Helper functions for stage_initramfs
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#########################################################
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create_initramfs_dirs()
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{
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mkdir -p $STAGE_DIR/lib || return 1
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mkdir -p $STAGE_DIR/lib64 || return 1
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mkdir -p $STAGE_DIR/bin || return 1
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mkdir -p $STAGE_DIR/etc || return 1
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mkdir -p $STAGE_DIR/dev || return 1
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mkdir -p $STAGE_DIR/proc || return 1
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mkdir -p $STAGE_DIR/sys || return 1
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mkdir -p $STAGE_DIR/tmp || return 1
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mkdir -p $STAGE_DIR/sysroot || return 1
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mkdir -p $STAGE_DIR/modules || return 1
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mkdir -p $STAGE_DIR/usr/share/udhcpc || return 1
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mkdir -p $STAGE_DIR/var/run || return 1
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mkdir -p $STAGE_DIR/etc/network/if-pre-up.d || return 1
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mkdir -p $STAGE_DIR/etc/network/if-up.d || return 1
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mkdir -p $STAGE_DIR/etc/network/if-pre-down.d || return 1
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mkdir -p $STAGE_DIR/etc/network/if-down.d || return 1
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mkdir -p $STAGE_DIR/etc/network/if-post-down.d || return 1
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cd $STAGE_DIR
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ln -s bin sbin
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}
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load_dependent_libs()
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{
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local BIN=$1
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ldd $BIN | grep "not a dynamic executable"
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if [ $? == 0 ]
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then
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#There are no dependencies, we're done
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return
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fi
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ldd $BIN | grep "statically linked"
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if [ $? == 0 ]
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then
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#There are no dependencies, we're done
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return
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fi
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for LIB in `ldd $BIN | awk '/\// {if ($2 == "=>") { print $3} else {print $1}}'`
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do
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install_with_deps $LIB
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if [ ! -f $STAGE_DIR/$LIB ]
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then
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install --mode=755 $LIB $STAGE_DIR/$LIB
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fi
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done
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return
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}
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install_with_deps()
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{
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local BIN=$1
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local MODE=$2
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install --mode=$MODE $BIN $STAGE_DIR/bin
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install_with_deps $BIN
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}
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populate_std_files()
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{
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# We of course need busybox
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install_with_deps /sbin/busybox 755
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# And we need to link all the apps busybox provides in
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for i in `/sbin/busybox |
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awk 'BEGIN {found=0} /.*/ { if (found) print $0 } /Currently/ {found=1}' |
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sed -e's/,//g' -e's/busybox//g'`
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do
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ln -s busybox $STAGE_DIR/sbin/$i
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done
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# We always get kpartx, dmsetup, lvm and mdadm
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for i in lvm kpartx mdadm dmsetup
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do
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install_wtih_deps $i 755
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done
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# We also want to suck in all the runtime scripts
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# that make life easier inside the initramfs
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# These don't need deps, because they're all msh scripts
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for i in `ls /usr/share/kexec-tools/advanced_config/kdump-scripts/`
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do
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install --mode=755 $i $STAGE_DIR/bin
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done
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/bin/sh
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}
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#########################################################
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#This function is the recepie for populating our initramfs
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#with the basic included functions/scripts, loading the
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#manifest files, copying in the init script, and doing
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#site specific post processing
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#########################################################
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prep_std_initramfs()
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{
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#start by creating the directories we need
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create_initramfs_dirs
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#copy in the standard included files
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populate_std_files
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}
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##########################################################
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#This function validates each line in the manifest file to
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#ensure that we sanitize the input
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#Args are:
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#1 - file type
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#2 - File source
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#3 - destination path
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#4 - optional arguments
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##########################################################
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validate_minifest_line()
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{
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case "$type" in
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reg|ren)
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# Regular file, make sure that the file exists
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if [ ! -f $2 ]
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then
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return 1
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fi
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;;
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gen)
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# Generated file, make sure that the script
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# exists and is executable
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if [ ! -x $2 ]
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then
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return 1
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fi
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;;
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null)
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# Null files have no output, they simply
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# provide a means by which to manipulate the
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# the initramfs. Just make sure the file exists
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if [ ! -x $2 ]
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then
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return 1
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fi
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;;
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*)
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# Unknown manifest type, fail
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return 1
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;;
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esac
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return 0
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}
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##########################################################
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#This function reads in our manifest file and moves all
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#the specified contents to their respective destinations
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#the manifest file has the following format
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#
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#{type} {source arg} {dest path}
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#
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#see the kexec-adv-manifest man page for details
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##########################################################
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populate_from_manifest()
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{
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local type
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local sarg
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local dpath
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local opts
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local ddir
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while read type sarg dpath opts
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do
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validate_manifest_line $type $sarg $dpath $opts
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if [ $? != 0 ]
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then
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finish_and_exit 1 "$sarg: Invalid line in manifest"
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fi
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case "$type" in
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reg|ren)
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# Just do a raw copy from the source path
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# to the dest path
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if [ "$type" == "reg" ]
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then
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ddir=$STAGE_DIR/$dpath
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else
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ddir=$(dirname $STAGE_DIR/$dpath)
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fi
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mkdir -p $ddir
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cp $sarg $STAGE_DIR/$dpath
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;;
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gen)
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# Generated file: run the sarg with the provided opts
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# Assume that the binary will output the generated file
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# to stdout
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ddir=$(dirname $STAGE_DIR/$dpath)
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mkdir -p $ddir
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$sarg $opts > $STAGE_DIR/$dpath
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if [ $? != 0 ]
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then
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finish_and_exit 1 "$sarg: Non-zero exit"
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fi
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;;
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null)
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# Just run $sarg as program, passing $BASE_DIR as the
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# first argument, and $opts next. This lets us
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# manipulate the intiramfs without having to add
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# anything to the file
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$sarg $BASE_DIR $opts
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if [ $? != 0 ]
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then
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finish_and_exit 1 "$sarg: Non-zero exit"
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fi
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esac
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done < /etc/kdump-adv-conf/manifest
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}
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##########################################################
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# This function takes our stage directory, and makes an
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# image file out of it
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##########################################################
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create_initramfs_image()
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{
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IMG_FILE=$(mktemp $TEMP_DIR/initrd.img.XXXXXX)
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(cd $STAGE_DIR; find . | cpio --quiet -c -o) > $IMG_FILE
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if [ $? != 0 ]
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then
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finish_and_exit 1 " Could not create initramfs"
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fi
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target=NEED TO PASS IN TARGET KERNEL HERE
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}
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##########################################################
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#Start the actual code here
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##########################################################
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# Create a new staging area
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create_new_initramfs_dir
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if [ $? != 0 ]
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then
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finish_and_exit 1 "Unable to stage a new initramfs area"
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fi
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# Do staging
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prep_std_initramfs
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# Pull in the user supplied manifest
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populate_from_manifest
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# Do image file creation
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create_initramfs_image
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# Cleanup
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cleanup_and_exit 0
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