xNightR00T File Manager

#! /bin/bash

# Settings from /etc/sysconfig/filename are available as environment vars
# with the name 'SYS__FILENAME__KEY' (filename converted to upper case).
#
# Not all files are parsed, current list is:
#   bootloader, language
#

# Note: if target is "i386-pc" and /etc/default/grub_installdevice is
# missing or does not contain any valid device entry grub will be installed
# on the disk that contains the /boot directory.
#
# If /boot happens to be on a RAID or similar which is composed of several
# physical disks then grub is installed only on one (the 'first') of them.
#


# Usage: partition_to_disk(partition)
#
# Find disk device name for a partition.
# Partition and disk name are without leading '/dev/'.
#
# Return empty string if there is no parent disk device for a partition.
#
function partition_to_disk
{
  local part=$1
  local dev=$(echo /sys/block/*/$part)
  # there should normally be just one entry - but better make sure
  dev=${dev%% *}

  if [ -d "$dev" ] ; then
    dev=${dev#/sys/block/}
    dev=${dev%/$part}
    [ -b "/dev/$dev" ] && echo $dev
  fi
}


# Usage: first_slave(disk)
#
# Find first slave device for disk.
#
# Return empty string if there are no slaves.
#
function first_slave
{
  local dev=$(echo /sys/block/$1/slaves/*)
  dev=${dev%% *}
  dev=${dev##*/}

  [ "$dev" = "*" ] && dev=

  echo $dev
}


# Usage: disk_device(arg)
#
# Find disk device name for arg.
# arg may be a partition name or a directory
# Disk name is without leading '/dev/'.
#
# Return empty string if a disk device could not be found.
#
function disk_device
{
  local part
  local dev
  local dev1

  echo "disk device($1)" >&2

  if [ "${1#/dev/}" = "$1" ] ; then
    while read part ; do
      [ "${part::1}" = "/" ] && break
    done < <(df --local --sync --output=source $1)
  else
    part=$1
  fi

  [ -n "$part" ] && part=$(readlink -e $part)
  [ -n "$part" ] && part=${part#/dev/}
  [ -z "$part" ] && exit

  echo "kernel device = $part" >&2

  dev=$part

  while true ; do
    dev1=$(partition_to_disk $dev)
    if [ -n "$dev1" ] ; then
      echo "disk($dev) = $dev1" >&2
      dev=$dev1
    fi

    # $dev is a disk but not a partition

    dev1=$(first_slave $dev)

    if [ -n "$dev1" ] ; then
      echo "slave($dev) = $dev1" >&2
      dev=$dev1
      continue
    fi

    break
  done

  echo "disk = $dev" >&2

  echo $dev
}

target=$(uname --hardware-platform)

if [ -z "$target" ] ; then
  echo "no target platform"
  exit 1
fi

case "$target" in
  i?86 | x86_64 ) target=i386-pc needs_installdevice=1 ;;
  ppc | ppc64* ) target=powerpc-ieee1275 needs_installdevice=1 ;;
  s390x ) target=s390x-emu ;;
esac

echo "target = $target"

# We install grub2 at the end of the installation, not within (bsc#979145)
if [ "$YAST_IS_RUNNING" = instsys ]; then
	echo "Skipping grub2 during installation. Will be done at the end"
	exit 0
fi

if [ "$target" = "powerpc-ieee1275" ] ; then
  grep -q PowerNV /proc/cpuinfo && exit 0
fi

if [ "$SYS__BOOTLOADER__TRUSTED_BOOT" = yes -a -d "/usr/lib/trustedgrub2/$target" ] ; then
  trusted="--directory=/usr/lib/trustedgrub2/$target"
fi

err=0
if [ -x /usr/sbin/grub2-install ] ; then
  if [ "$needs_installdevice" = 1 ] ; then
    has_device=
    if [ -r /etc/default/grub_installdevice ] ; then
      while read device ; do
        # ignore everything that doesn't look like a path
        [ "${device::1}" != "/" ] && continue
        if [ -b "$device" -o -f "$device" ] ; then
          has_device=1
          ( set -x ; /usr/sbin/grub2-install $trusted --target="$target" --force --skip-fs-probe "$device" ) || err=1
        else
          echo "$device: not a block device"
          err=1
        fi
      done </etc/default/grub_installdevice
    fi
    if [ -z "$has_device" ] ; then
      echo "grub_installdevice missing or invalid"
      if [ "$target" = "i386-pc" ] ; then
        echo "determining suitable boot device"
        device=$(disk_device /boot)
        if [ "$device" ] ; then
          device="/dev/$device"
          has_device=1
          ( set -x ; /usr/sbin/grub2-install $trusted --target="$target" --force --skip-fs-probe "$device" ) || err=1
        fi
      fi
    fi
    if [ -z "$has_device" ] ; then
      echo "no grub2 install device found"
      err=1
    fi
  else
    ( set -x ; /usr/sbin/grub2-install $trusted --target="$target" )
  fi
else
  echo "grub2-install: command not found"
  err=1
fi

exit $err