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# Description: configuration functions for SuSE 10.0 which differ from
# functions defined for SuSE 9.3 which is base ... General
# changes should be done there, version specific changes for
# the 10.0 here.
#
# Author(s): Dirk von Suchodoletz <dirk@goe.net>, 24-05-2006
#
# Copyright: (c) 2006 - RZ Universitaet Freiburg
#
# Version: 0.2.1f
# empty preinit to overwrite settings from the 9.3 file
postinit () {
:
}
# udev service
udev_hotplug () {
local result=0
echo "Starting udev"
udevstart || result=1
if [ -x /bin/udevd ] ; then
export UDEVD_EXPECTED_SEQNUM=$(cat /sys/kernel/hotplug_seqnum)
export UDEVD_EVENT_TIMEOUT=1
echo "" > /proc/sys/kernel/hotplug
udevd --daemon || result=1
else error " udev daemon is not available. Some devices might not \
apprear." nonfatal
fi
return $result
}
# acpi and powersave have changed
config_acpi () {
rllinker acpid "10" "12"
rllinker powersaved "11" "11"
}
# configure dbus (inter application communication for kde and gnome), hal
# (hardware abstraction layer - used e.g. by powersaved) and resmgr
# (resource manager - the user gets permissions to devices when loggin on)
# runlevel script for haldaemon is now haldaemon instead of hal
config_dreshal () {
local start="05"
local stop="18"
if [ "x$start_dreshal" = "xyes" ]; then
if [ -f /mnt/etc/${D_INITDIR}/dbus ] ; then
strinfile "messagebus:" /mnt/etc/passwd || \
echo "messagebus:x:100:101:User for D-BUS:/var/run/dbus:/bin/false" \
>> /mnt/etc/passwd
strinfile "messagebus:" /mnt/etc/group || \
echo "messagebus:!:101:" >> /mnt/etc/group
testmkd /mnt/var/run/dbus
# set permissions with userid
echo -e "\tchown messagebus:messagebus /var/run/dbus 2>/dev/null" \
>>/mnt/etc/${D_INITDIR}/boot.ld
rllinker "dbus" "$start" "$stop"
fi
if [ -f /mnt/etc/${D_INITDIR}/resmgr ] ; then
testmkd /mnt/var/run/resmgr/classes
start="0"`expr $start + 1`
stop="0"`expr $start - 1`
rllinker "resmgr" "$start" "$stop"
fi
if [ -f /mnt/etc/${D_INITDIR}/haldaemon ] ; then
strinfile "haldaemon:" /mnt/etc/passwd || \
echo "haldaemon:x:105:103:User for haldaemon:/var/run/hal:/bin/false" \
>> /mnt/etc/passwd
strinfile "haldaemon:" /mnt/etc/group || \
echo "haldaemon:!:103:" >> /mnt/etc/group
testmkd /mnt/var/run/hal
# set permissions with userid
echo -e "\tchown haldaemon:haldaemon /var/run/hal 2>/dev/null" \
>>/mnt/etc/${D_INITDIR}/boot.ld
start="0"`expr $start + 1`
stop="0"`expr $start - 1`
rllinker "haldaemon" "$start" "$stop"
fi
fi
}
# prepare virtual machine environment (vmware, vmplayer)
config_vmware () {
rllinker "vmware-prep" "18" "02"
rllinker "vmware" "20" "02"
sed -e "s,TARGETS =,TARGETS = vmware-prep," \
/mnt/etc/${D_INITDIR}/.depend.start >> /etc/.depend.start
echo "vmware-prep: " >> /etc/.depend.start
cp /etc/.depend.start /mnt/etc/${D_INITDIR}/.depend.start
# during vmware sessions linux should not handle usb events/devices
testmkd /mnt/var/X11R6/bin
echo '#!/bin/sh'> /mnt/var/X11R6/bin/vm-udev
echo -e "# Script for blocking linux from handling usb \
devices\n# during vmware sessions. If you like to remove certain modules \
add them\n# to the list below - Dirk von Suchodoletz, <dirk@goe.net>\n\
STATE=1\nps aux|grep -i vmware|grep -v \"grep\" &>/dev/null && { STATE=0; \
/sbin/rmmod usb-storage &>/tmp/null; }\n\
[ x$ACTION = xremove ] && { [ $STATE = 0 ] && /sbin/rmmod usb-storage \
&>/dev/null; }\nexit \$STATE" >> /mnt/var/X11R6/bin/vm-udev
chmod u+x /mnt/var/X11R6/bin/vm-udev
echo -e "# special entry to block linux from reacting to usb events during \
running\n# vmware sessions, generated by $0 during initramfs\n# Dirk von \
Suchodoletz, <dirk@goe.net>\nSUBSYSTEM==\"usb\", ACTION==\"add\", \
PROGRAM=\"/var/X11R6/bin/vm-udev\", OPTIONS=\"ignore_device\"\n\
SUBSYSTEM==\"usb\", ACTION==\"remove\", PROGRAM=\"/var/X11R6/bin/vm-udev\"" \
>> /mnt/etc/udev/rules.d/01-udev-vm.rules
}
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