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#!/bin/bash
##########################################################
# This file is responsible to extract system packages
# out of corresponding driver archives
#
# Arguments:
# 1: temporary folder, where we put all the extracted files in.
# 2: your system name (will come from OpenSLX' vendorOS)
# 3: ati | nvidia [nothing to extract both]
#
# CHECK: No need for NVIDIA to extract?
##########################################################
#set -x
DEBUG=false
TMP_FOLDER="$1"
SYSNAME="$2"
WHAT="$3"
FOLDER=`pwd`/..
FILE_ATI=$FOLDER/ati-driver-installer*.run
FILE_NVIDIA=$FOLDER/NVIDIA-Linux*.run
##########################################################
# function ati_extract: Extract files from ATI-Package
#--------------------------------------------------------
#
# This function extracts the package for the right system
# from the driver archive of ATI.
#
##########################################################
function ati_extract {
INSTFOLDER=$1
if [ -f ${FILE_ATI} ]; then
chmod +x ${FILE_ATI}
${FILE_ATI} --extract ${TMP_FOLDER}/ati-files 2>&1 > /dev/null
else
echo "Could not extract ATI driver files!\n Please make sure that archive is not located in /tmp"
exit
fi
VERSION=`head ${FILE_ATI} | grep "label=" | sed -e 's,.*Driver-\(.*\)",\1,g'`
PKGNAME=""
case "$SYSNAME" in
"suse-10.2")
PKGNAME="SuSE/SUSE102-IA32"
;;
"ubuntu")
PKGNAME="Ubuntu/7.10"
;;
*)
PKGNAME="Debian/etch"
;;
esac
pushd ${TMP_FOLDER}/ati-files
./ati-installer.sh $VERSION --buildpkg ${PKGNAME} 2>&1 > out.txt
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 `
pushd $INSTFOLDER
# 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
popd
fi
}
##########################################################
# function nvidia_extract: Extract files from
# nvidia-package
#--------------------------------------------------------
#
# This function extracts the package for the right system
# from the driver archive of NVIDIA.
#
##########################################################
function nvidia_extract {
INSTFOLDER=$1
WORKFOLDER=${TMP_FOLDER}/nvidia-files
if [ -f ${FILE_NVIDIA} ]; then
chmod +x ${FILE_NVIDIA}
${FILE_NVIDIA} --extract ${WORKFOLDER} 2>&1 > /dev/null
else
echo "Could not extract NVIDIA driver files!\n Please make sure that archive is not located in /tmp"
exit
fi
}
##############################################
# Here main script starts
##############################################
case $WHAT in
nvidia)
nvidia_extract $FOLDER/nvidia-package
;;
ati)
ati_extract $FOLDER/ati-package
;;
*)
nvidia_extract $FOLDER/nvidia-package
ati_extract $FOLDER/ati-package
exit 1
;;
esac
if [ $DEBUG == "true" ]
then
/bin/bash
rm -rf ${TMP_FOLDER}/ati-files
fi
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