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