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David Oberhollenzer 39c0c2c98d Handle boot files via regular rootfs package machanisms
Just install the kernel package to the rootfs /boot directory and add a step
to the rootfs package to move /boot data out of the squasfs image.

Add linux package as regular dependency to the rootfs.

Signed-off-by: David Oberhollenzer <david.oberhollenzer@tele2.at>
2018-07-15 16:19:44 +02:00

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DEPENDS="rootfs"
build() {
local SOURCE="$1"
local DEPLOY="$2"
mkdir -p "$PKGBUILDDIR/$OS_RELEASE"
# copy output of immediate dependencies
for pkgname in $DEPENDS; do
if [ -e "$PKGDEPLOYDIR/$pkgname" ]; then
cp -ru ${PKGDEPLOYDIR}/${pkgname}/* \
"$PKGBUILDDIR/$OS_RELEASE"
fi
done
# copy additional files from this package, subsitute filenames
local linux_image="$OS_RELEASE/vmlinuz"
local rootfs_image="$OS_RELEASE/rootfs.img"
cp "/usr/share/syslinux/mbr.bin" "$PKGBUILDDIR"
for script in install.sh genimage.sh syslinux.cfg; do
cp "$SCRIPTDIR/pkg/$PKGNAME/$script" "$PKGBUILDDIR"
sed -i 's#ROOTFSFILE#'$rootfs_image'#g' "$PKGBUILDDIR/$script"
sed -i 's#KERNELFILE#'$linux_image'#g' "$PKGBUILDDIR/$script"
sed -i 's#VERSIONDIR#'$OS_RELEASE'#g' "$PKGBUILDDIR/$script"
done
}
deploy() {
local SOURCE="$1"
local DEPLOY="$2"
tar czf "$DEPLOY/$PKGNAME.tar.gz" *
}
check_update() {
return
}