dot.profile revision 1.13 1 1.11 pk # $NetBSD: dot.profile,v 1.13 2000/10/31 20:53:04 pk Exp $
2 1.1 mrg #
3 1.11 pk # Copyright (c) 2000 The NetBSD Foundation, Inc.
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5 1.11 pk #
6 1.11 pk # This code is derived from software contributed to The NetBSD Foundation
7 1.11 pk # by Paul Kranenburg.
8 1.11 pk #
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37 1.1 mrg
38 1.1 mrg PATH=/sbin:/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/
39 1.1 mrg export PATH
40 1.1 mrg HOME=/
41 1.1 mrg export HOME
42 1.1 mrg
43 1.1 mrg umask 022
44 1.1 mrg
45 1.12 pk INSTFS_MP=/instfs
46 1.12 pk MINIROOT_FSSIZE=10000
47 1.12 pk
48 1.12 pk if [ "${BOOTFS_DONEPROFILE}" != "YES" ]; then
49 1.12 pk
50 1.12 pk BOOTFS_DONEPROFILE=YES
51 1.12 pk export BOOTFS_DONEPROFILE
52 1.12 pk
53 1.12 pk # mount root read-write
54 1.12 pk mount_ffs -o update /dev/md0a /
55 1.12 pk
56 1.12 pk # mount /instfs
57 1.12 pk mount_mfs -s $MINIROOT_FSSIZE swap $INSTFS_MP
58 1.1 mrg fi
59 1.11 pk
60 1.12 pk # A cat simulator
61 1.12 pk cat()
62 1.12 pk {
63 1.12 pk local l
64 1.12 pk while read l; do
65 1.12 pk echo "$l"
66 1.12 pk done
67 1.12 pk }
68 1.12 pk
69 1.12 pk _resp=""
70 1.12 pk getresp() {
71 1.12 pk read _resp
72 1.12 pk if [ "$_resp" = "" ]; then
73 1.12 pk _resp=$1
74 1.12 pk fi
75 1.12 pk }
76 1.11 pk
77 1.12 pk # Load instfs
78 1.11 pk
79 1.12 pk floppy()
80 1.12 pk {
81 1.12 pk local dev
82 1.12 pk cat <<EOF
83 1.12 pk First, remove the boot disk from the floppy station.
84 1.12 pk
85 1.12 pk Next, insert the floppy disk labeled \`instfs' into the disk drive.
86 1.12 pk The question below allows you to specify the device name of the floppy
87 1.12 pk drive. Usually, the default device will do just fine.
88 1.12 pk EOF
89 1.12 pk dev="/dev/rfd0a"
90 1.12 pk echo -n "Floppy device to load the installation utilities from [$dev]: "
91 1.12 pk getresp "$dev"; dev="$_resp"
92 1.12 pk
93 1.12 pk echo "Extracting installation utilities... "
94 1.12 pk (cd $INSTFS_MP && tar zxpf $dev) || return 1
95 1.12 pk }
96 1.12 pk
97 1.12 pk tape()
98 1.12 pk {
99 1.13 pk local dev fn bsa
100 1.12 pk cat <<EOF
101 1.12 pk By default, the installation utilities are located in the second tape file
102 1.12 pk on the NetBSD/sparc installation tape. In case your tape layout is different,
103 1.12 pk choose the appropriate tape file number below.
104 1.12 pk
105 1.12 pk EOF
106 1.12 pk dev="/dev/nrst0"
107 1.12 pk echo -n "Tape device to load the installation utilities from [$dev]: "
108 1.12 pk getresp "$dev"; dev="$_resp"
109 1.12 pk
110 1.12 pk fn=2
111 1.12 pk echo -n "Tape file number [$fn]: "
112 1.12 pk getresp "$fn"; fn="$_resp"
113 1.12 pk
114 1.13 pk echo -n "Tape block size (use only if you know you need it): "
115 1.13 pk getresp ""; if [ "$_resp" != "" ]; then
116 1.13 pk bsa="-b $_resp"
117 1.13 pk fi
118 1.12 pk
119 1.12 pk echo "Positioning tape... "
120 1.12 pk mt -f $dev asf $(($fn - 1))
121 1.12 pk [ $? = 0 ] || return 1
122 1.12 pk
123 1.12 pk echo "Extracting installation utilities... "
124 1.13 pk (cd $INSTFS_MP && tar $bsa -z -x -p -f $dev) || return 1
125 1.12 pk }
126 1.12 pk
127 1.12 pk cdrom()
128 1.12 pk {
129 1.12 pk local dev tf rval
130 1.12 pk cat <<EOF
131 1.12 pk The installation utilities are located on the ISO CD9660 filesystem on the
132 1.12 pk NetBSD/sparc CD-ROM. We need to mount the filesystem from the CD-ROM device
133 1.12 pk which you can specify below. Note: after the installation utilities are
134 1.12 pk extracted this filesystem will be unmounted again.
135 1.12 pk
136 1.12 pk EOF
137 1.12 pk
138 1.12 pk rval=0
139 1.12 pk dev="/dev/cd0a"
140 1.12 pk echo -n "CD-ROM device to use [$dev]: "
141 1.12 pk getresp "$dev"; dev="$_resp"
142 1.12 pk
143 1.12 pk mount_cd9660 -o rdonly $dev /cdrom || return 1
144 1.12 pk
145 1.12 pk tf=/cdrom/installation/bootfs/instfs.tgz
146 1.12 pk (cd $INSTFS_MP && tar zxpf $tf) || rval=1
147 1.12 pk umount /cdrom
148 1.12 pk return $rval
149 1.12 pk }
150 1.12 pk
151 1.12 pk cat <<EOF
152 1.12 pk Welcome to the NetBSD/sparc microroot setup utility.
153 1.12 pk
154 1.12 pk We've just completed the first stage of a two-stage procedure to load a
155 1.12 pk fully functional NetBSD installation environment on your machine. In the
156 1.12 pk second stage which is to follow now, a set of additional installation
157 1.12 pk utilities must be load from your NetBSD/sparc installation medium.
158 1.11 pk
159 1.12 pk EOF
160 1.11 pk
161 1.11 pk while :; do
162 1.12 pk cat <<EOF
163 1.12 pk This procedure supports one of the following media:
164 1.12 pk
165 1.12 pk 1) cdrom
166 1.12 pk 2) tape
167 1.12 pk 3) floppy
168 1.12 pk
169 1.12 pk EOF
170 1.12 pk echo -n "Installation medium to load the additional utilities from: "
171 1.12 pk read answer
172 1.12 pk echo ""
173 1.12 pk case "$answer" in
174 1.12 pk 1|cdrom) _func=cdrom;;
175 1.12 pk 2|tape) _func=tape;;
176 1.12 pk 3|floppy) _func=floppy;;
177 1.12 pk *) echo "option not supported"; continue;;
178 1.12 pk esac
179 1.12 pk $_func && break
180 1.11 pk done
181 1.11 pk
182 1.11 pk # switch to /instfs, and pretend we logged in there.
183 1.12 pk chroot $INSTFS_MP /bin/sh /.profile
184 1.12 pk
185 1.12 pk #
186 1.12 pk echo "Back in microroot; halting machine..."
187 1.12 pk halt
188