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#!/bin/bash
# Script to setup the LinHES development enviroment
# ./setup_env.sh ( i586|i686|x86_64 ) devID
# This script assumes that /tmp is usable.
MIRROR_DIR=../pkg_repo
function arg_check {
case $1 in
i586) ARCH=$1 ;;
i686) ARCH=$1 ;;
x86_64) ARCH=$1 ;;
*)
echo "invalid arch specified"
echo "valid options include i586, i686 and x86_64"
echo "EX: ./setup_env.sh i686 "
exit 1
;;
esac
if [ ! x$2 = x ]
then
#check if developer template is present
if [ -d templates/developers/$2 ]
then
echo "found the template for $2 "
FOUNDTEMPLATE="TRUE"
else
echo "couldn't find templates/developers/$2"
exit 2
fi
fi
}
function pacman_check {
which pacman
status=$?
if [ ! $status = 0 ]
then
echo "Can not find pacman in the path, please install pacman"
exit 1
fi
}
#-----------------------------------------------
arg_check $1 $2
pacman_check
cd build_tools/clarch
./setup_links.sh
cd -
#create the local pkg dir's for mirror and creating pkg's
[ -e $MIRROR_DIR ] || mkdir -p $MIRROR_DIR
for i in i586 i686 x86_64
do
[ -e $MIRROR_DIR/$i ] || mkdir -p $MIRROR_DIR/$i
for y in core extra core-testing extra-testing chroot-devel
do
[ -e $MIRROR_DIR/$i/$y ] || mkdir -p $MIRROR_DIR/$i/$y
done
done
[ -e $MIRROR_DIR/sources ] || mkdir -p $MIRROR_DIR/sources
[ -e $MIRROR_DIR/packages ] || mkdir -p $MIRROR_DIR/packages
#correct pacman.conf to use the correct ARCH to build the chroot
sed -e "s/REPLACEME/$ARCH/g" templates/pacman.conf.chroot > /tmp/pacman.conf.chroot
#create the chroot
./mkarchroot -f -C /tmp/pacman.conf.chroot ../build_root.$ARCH base base-devel cdrkit unison openssh
status=$?
if [ ! $status = 0 ]
then
printf "\n"
printf "%s\n" "********************************************************"
printf "*** %-48s ***\n" " An error occured creating the chroot"
printf "%s\n" "********************************************************"
exit 1
fi
#clear out the default resolve.con
mv -f ../build_root.$ARCH/etc/resolv.conf ../build_root.$ARCH/etc/resolv.conf.orig
if [ x$FOUNDTEMPLATE = xTRUE ]
then
#check for login run
if [ -f templates/developers/$2/loginrun.sh ]
then
cp -f templates/developers/$2/loginrun.sh ../build_root.$ARCH/root/loginrun.sh
fi
if [ -f templates/developers/$2/custom_chroot.sh ]
then
cd templates/developers/$2
./custom_chroot.sh $ARCH
cd -
fi
fi
#create custom enter_dev_chroot.sh script
#sed -e "s/REPLACEME/$ARCH/g" templates/enter_dev_chroot.sh > ../enter_dev_chroot.$ARCH.sh
cp templates/enter_dev_chroot.sh ../enter_dev_chroot.$ARCH
chmod 755 ../enter_dev_chroot.$ARCH
printf "%s\n" "********************************************************"
printf "** %-50s **\n" " To enter the chroot (build_root.$ARCH) run:"
printf "** %-50s **\n" " cd .."
printf "** %-50s **\n" " ./enter_dev_chroot.$ARCH"
printf "%s\n" "********************************************************"
#copy makepkg.conf into the chroot
sed -e "s/i686/$ARCH/g" templates/makepkg.conf > ../build_root.$ARCH/etc/makepkg.conf
#copy pacman.conf into the chroot
sed -e "s/REPLACEME/$ARCH/g" templates/pacman.conf.chroot > ../build_root.$ARCH/etc/pacman.conf
cd ..
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