Removed old core and extra from repo. Renamed -testing to core/extra. This will setup the base for the testing branch.

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 80 deletions

diff --git a/abs/core-testing/udev/load-modules.sh b/abs/core-testing/udev/load-modules.sh
deleted file mode 100755
index 1e2af91..0000000
--- a/abs/core-testing/udev/load-modules.sh
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,80 +0,0 @@
-#!/bin/bash
-# Implement blacklisting for udev-loaded modules
-
-[ $# -ne 1 ] && exit 1
-
-. /etc/rc.conf
-
-# grab modules from rc.conf
-BLACKLIST="${MOD_BLACKLIST[@]}"
-MODPROBE="/sbin/modprobe"
-LOGGER="/usr/bin/logger"
-RESOLVEALIAS="${MODPROBE} --resolve-alias"
-USEBLACKLIST="--use-blacklist"
-
-if [ -f /proc/cmdline ]; then 
-    for cmd in $(cat /proc/cmdline); do
-        case $cmd in
-            disablemodules=*) eval $cmd ;;
-            load_modules=off) exit ;;
-        esac
-    done
-    #parse cmdline entries of the form "disablemodules=x,y,z"
-    if [ -n "$disablemodules" ]; then
-        BLACKLIST="$BLACKLIST $(echo $disablemodules | sed 's|,| |g')"
-    fi
-fi
-
-#MODULES entries in rc.conf that begin with ! are blacklisted
-for mod in ${MODULES[@]}; do
-    if [ "${mod}" != "${mod#!}" ]; then
-        BLACKLIST="$BLACKLIST ${mod#!}"
-    fi
-done
-
-if [ "$MOD_AUTOLOAD" = "yes" -o "$MOD_AUTOLOAD" = "YES" ]; then
-  if [ -n "${BLACKLIST}" ]; then
-    # If an alias name is on the blacklist, load no modules for this device
-    if echo "${BLACKLIST}" | /bin/grep -q -e " $1 " -e "^$1 " -e " $1\$"; then
-      $LOGGER -p info -t "$(basename $0)" "Not loading module alias '$1' because it is blacklisted"
-      exit
-    fi
-    #sanitize the blacklist
-    BLACKLIST="$(echo "$BLACKLIST" | sed -e 's|-|_|g')"
-    # Try to find all modules for the alias
-    mods=$($RESOLVEALIAS $1)
-    # If no modules could be found, try if the alias name is a module name
-    # In that case, omit the --use-blacklist parameter to imitate normal modprobe behaviour
-    [ -z "${mods}" ] && $MODPROBE -qni $1 && mods="$1" && USEBLACKLIST=""
-    [ -z "${mods}" ] && $LOGGER -p local0.debug -t "$(basename $0)" "'$1' is not a valid module or alias name"
-    for mod in ${mods}; do
-      # Find the module and all its dependencies
-      deps="$($MODPROBE -i --show-depends ${mod})"
-      [ $? -ne 0 ] && continue
-
-      #sanitize the module names
-      deps="$(echo "$deps" | sed \
-              -e "s#^insmod /lib.*/\(.*\)\.ko.*#\1#g" \
-              -e 's|-|_|g')"
-
-      # If the module or any of its dependencies is blacklisted, don't load it
-      for dep in $deps; do
-        if echo "${BLACKLIST}" | /bin/grep -q -e " ${dep} " -e "^${dep} " -e " ${dep}\$"; then
-          if [ "${dep}" = "${mod}" ]; then
-            $LOGGER -p local0.info -t "$(basename $0)" "Not loading module '${mod}' for alias '$1' because it is blacklisted"
-          else
-            $LOGGER -p local0.info -t "$(basename $0)" "Not loading module '${mod}' for alias '$1' because its dependency '${dep}' is blacklisted"
-          fi
-          continue 2
-        fi
-      done
-      # modprobe usually uses the "blacklist" statements from modprobe.conf only to blacklist all aliases
-      # of a module, but not the module itself. We use --use-blacklist here so that modprobe also blacklists
-      # module names if we resolved alias names manually above
-      $MODPROBE $USEBLACKLIST ${mod}
-    done
-  else
-    $MODPROBE $USEBLACKLIST $1
-  fi
-fi
-# vim: set et ts=4: