* moved ati-install-dev.sh to ati-install.sh

* added kernel compile [ati-install.sh]
* activated ati-install [xserver.pm]
* Status:
  * Kernel compiles
  * copy all more or less needed librarys
  * TODO: integration into system, copy of librarys etc
  * TODO: more file cleanup needed


git-svn-id: http://svn.openslx.org/svn/openslx/openslx/trunk@2096 95ad53e4-c205-0410-b2fa-d234c58c8868

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 96 deletions

diff --git a/os-plugins/plugins/xserver/files/ati-install-dev.sh b/os-plugins/plugins/xserver/files/ati-install-dev.sh
deleted file mode 100755
index 9fe904a1..00000000
--- a/os-plugins/plugins/xserver/files/ati-install-dev.sh
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,96 +0,0 @@
-#!/bin/sh
-
-sh
-
-cd /opt/openslx/plugin-repo/xserver
-
-# check if its already installed
-if [ -d ati/ ]; then
-  echo "   * ati driver seems to be installed"
-  echo "     If you want to reinstall ati drivers press \"y\" or else we will exit"
-  read
-  if [ "${REPLY}" != "y" ]; then
-    echo "   * ati is already installed. Nothing to do."
-    exit
-  fi
-  echo "   * ati drivers will be reinstalled"
-  echo "   * deleting old files"
-  rm -rf ati/
-fi
-
-#TODO: check if we have ati files available (and not just nvidia's)
-FILE_ATI=$(ls packages/ati-driver-installer*.run|sort|tail -n 1)
-VERSION=$(head ${FILE_ATI} | grep "label=" | sed -e 's,.*Driver-\(.*\)",\1,g')
-
-mkdir ati
-cd ati
-
-#TODO: here we should do filecheck
-#../${FILE_ATI} --check
-
-# extract ati file
-../${FILE_ATI} --extract ./temp/ > /dev/null
-
-# we try to build the modules on our own. Perhaps we don't need all the
-# packages and distribution stuff
-cd temp/common/lib/modules/fglrx/build_mod
-# faking environment
-uname_r=$(find /lib/modules/2.6* -maxdepth 0|sed 's,/lib/modules/,,g'|sort|tail -n1)
-sed -i "s,^uname_r.*$,uname_r=${uname_r}," make.sh
-sed -i "s,kernel_release=.*,kernel_release=${uname_r}," make.sh
-#uname -m: just x86_64 and ia64 will get checked. till we support 64bit
-# we'll use i686
-sed -i "s,^uname_m.*$,uname_m=i686," make.sh
-sh make.sh
-
-
-# handle operating system
-# firs we try it with a random suse one... perhaps it fit all our needs
-# TODO: do we really need to know the specific distribution?
-# TODO: get it from stage1
-#case "$SYSNAME" in
-#  "suse-10.2")  
-#    PKGNAME="SuSE/SUSE102-IA32"
-#    ;;
-#  "ubuntu") 
-#    PKGNAME="Ubuntu/7.10"
-#    ;;
-#  *) 
-#    echo "  * failed to identify Distribution. Exit."
-#    exit
-#    ;;
-#esac
-
-# install
-#cd ./temp/
-#
-#./ati-installer.sh ${VERSION} --buildpkg ${PKGNAME} 2>&1 > ../out.txt
-#cd ..
-#  
-#if [ "$(grep 'successfully generated' out.txt | wc -l)" -eq 1 ]; then
-#  echo "System package extracted from driver archive..."
-#
-#  if [ ! -d $INSTFOLDER ]; then
-#    mkdir -p $INSTFOLDER
-#  fi
-#  PKG=$(grep "successfully generated" out.txt | cut -d' ' -f2)
-#
-#  # look for the last three letters in $PKG
-#  case ${PKG: -3} in
-#    rpm) 
-#      rpm2cpio ${PKG} | cpio -i --make-directories 2>&1 > /dev/null 
-#      ;;
-#    deb)
-#      # Do something
-#      ;;
-#    tgz|.gz)
-#      tar -zxf ${PKG} 2>&1 > /dev/null   
-#      ;;
-#    *) 
-#      # Do something as default
-#      echo "System Package format not recognized!"
-#      exit 1
-#      ;;
-#    esac
-#fi
-#rm -rf out.txt