Instead of only searching for shared libraries in /usr/lib and /lib,
also search in /usr/lib/expect* (currently the expect binary links
against /usr/lib/expect5.45.4/libexpect5.45.4.so).
I've also considered searching /usr/lib recursively, but that would be a
major performance hit.
Expect gets added to the initramfs-extra in a script that runs the
ondev2 testsuite inside qemu.
Instead of assuming that the error is "unable to find file", print the
actual error from getFiles. I just had a situation where the file
exists, but a dependency couldn't be found.
Before:
generateInitfsExtra: getHookFiles: unable to find file "/usr/bin/expect" required by "/etc/postmarketos-mkinitfs/files-extra/ondev2-test.files"
After:
generateInitfsExtra: getHookFiles: unable to add file "/usr/bin/expect" required by "/etc/postmarketos-mkinitfs/files-extra/ondev2-test.files": getBinaryDeps: unable to locate dependency for "/usr/bin/expect": libexpect5.45.4.so
This is a big refactoring that aims to simplify things a bit by no
longer passing around a StringSet and instead having everything
generate/return a []string.
This is a janky way to capitalize the first letter of the word.
strings.Title was kind of overkill anyways I guess, since the reason for
its deprecation wasn't even anything we'd hit in our usage of it (unable
to detect some unicode punctuation for word boundaries... which a
deviceinfo field wouldn't have anyways...)
fixes#12
If this isn't set in the deviceinfo file, then the device probably
doesn't support the post-processing-with-uboot-files stuff that c07eafd0
set out to address.
U-boot files may be used to generate boot images during boot-deploy stage,
for example u-boot's FIT images, android boot images. If there's no u-boot
directory for device, skip copying.
deviceinfo: add UbootBoardname
Alpine u-boot package places board files in separate directories,
/usr/share/u-boot/$boardname. This param specifies device u-boot subdirectory.
This commit includes three changes:
1. Use getFile in getHookFiles to add the contents of file hooks
2. Within getFile, first attempted a glob expansion on the specified
file expression. This allows specifying e.g.
/lib/udev/rules.d/*.rules.
3. Within getFile, next if the path points to a directory, add all
files including those from subdirectories. This allows specifying
e.g. /usr/share/X11/xkb.
Relates to: postmarketOS/pmaports#1309
This will replace the busybox dhcp server.
With this change, mkinitfs depends on the 'unudhcpd' packge in Alpine to
provide the binary at /usr/bin/unudhcpd.
The glob might result in a vmlinuz-* filename that causes mkinitfs to
copy a modified kernel file to the boot-deploy working directory. This
excludes files that boot-deploy has touched from being copied/used by
boot-deploy
At the moment modules in modules.dep are matched even on a submatch
e.g. looking up "msm" ends up matching "snd-soc-msm8916-digital.ko"
instead of "msm.ko". To fix this, disallow submatches using ^ and $.
An earlier revision of this patch had test for invalid lines, but I
decided to remove it because deviceinfo is sourced by so many things in
pmOS that it should be /very/ obvious that there are invalid lines or
other garbage in the file.
I also tried to make the parser fairly forgiving if it does encounter
things that don't meet the deviceinfo "spec", so that mkinitfs will try
as hard as it can to make an initfs.
This directory doesn't exist all the time, e.g. if the kernel was built
without modules or no modules were installed for some reason. Assume the
kernel package knows what it is doing and just print a message that
might be helpful if the kernel package ends up not knowing what it is
doing.
The getopt thing was an experiment, and I'd rather lose external
dependencies than use getopt-like parsing especially since the only
argument this app takes is largely for testing/development purposes
only.
