| #!/bin/sh |
| # Copyright 2015 The Chromium OS Authors. All rights reserved. |
| # Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be |
| # found in the LICENSE file. |
| |
| # Prepares system environment to start ChromeOS factory installer. |
| |
| # We want to print the console UI to TTY_FILE, redirect its contents into TTY, |
| # and print bash trace logs to LOG_FILE (via LOG_TTY if available). |
| TTY="" |
| TTY_FILE=/var/log/factory_install.output |
| LOG_TTY="" |
| LOG_FILE=/var/log/factory_install.log |
| OVERLORD_READY=1 |
| export TTY TTY_FILE LOG_TTY LOG_FILE OVERLORD_READY |
| |
| . "$(dirname "$0")/ping_shopfloor.sh" |
| |
| # Checks if given parameter is a valid TTY (or PTS) device file. |
| is_valid_tty() { |
| [ -c "$1" ] && (echo "" >"$1") 2>/dev/null |
| } |
| |
| # Extracts tokens from kernel command line. |
| get_kernel_var() { |
| local token="$1=" |
| local entry="$(cat /proc/cmdline)" |
| local result="" |
| |
| while echo "${entry}" | grep -q "${token}" ; do |
| entry="${entry#*${token}}" |
| result="${entry%%[ ,]*} ${result}" |
| entry="${entry#* }" |
| done |
| echo "${result}" |
| } |
| |
| # Determine the right console by following order: |
| # - The last non-empty console= from cmdline. |
| # - Frecon if frecon is working fine. |
| # - /dev/tty1 if available (for Non-Freon boards). |
| # - /dev/null if nothing available. |
| find_best_tty() { |
| local ttys="$(get_kernel_var console)" |
| local tty_name="" tty_path="" |
| |
| for tty_name in ${ttys}; do |
| tty_path="/dev/${tty_name}" |
| if is_valid_tty "${tty_path}"; then |
| TTY="${tty_path}" |
| break |
| fi |
| done |
| |
| if [ -z "${TTY}" ]; then |
| # TODO(hungte) Check and enable Frecon. |
| if is_valid_tty "/dev/tty1"; then |
| TTY=/dev/tty1 |
| else |
| TTY=/dev/null |
| fi |
| fi |
| |
| # Enable LOG_TTY if available (currently only if TTY looks like VT1). |
| # TODO(hungte) Support other non-VT1 TTYs. |
| if is_valid_tty "${TTY%1}3"; then |
| LOG_TTY="${TTY%1}3" |
| fi |
| } |
| |
| |
| main() { |
| find_best_tty |
| |
| # Setup and display log files |
| mkdir -p "$(dirname "${TTY_FILE}")" "$(dirname "${LOG_FILE}")" |
| touch "${TTY_FILE}" "${LOG_FILE}" |
| |
| local omahaserver="$(get_kernel_var omahaserver)" |
| if [ -n "${omahaserver}" ]; then |
| # Should be netboot-ready environment. Try to start Overlord service. |
| bringup_network && |
| register_to_overlord "${omahaserver}" "${TTY_FILE}" "${LOG_FILE}" || |
| OVERLORD_READY= |
| fi |
| |
| if [ -n "${LOG_TTY}" ]; then |
| echo " |
| --------------------------------------------------------- |
| ChromeOS Factory Installer - $(date) |
| |
| Press [q] to refresh, [g/G] to begin/end of logs, [b/f] |
| to backward/forward pages, or navigation keys to scroll. |
| ---------------------------------------------------------" >${LOG_FILE} |
| LOG_VIEWER_COMMAND="while true; do secure_less.sh <${LOG_FILE}; done" |
| # 'script' here helps to reset control terminal environment on LOG_TTY. |
| setsid sh -c \ |
| "script -afqc '${LOG_VIEWER_COMMAND}' /dev/null <${LOG_TTY} >${LOG_TTY}" & |
| fi |
| |
| # Use the System-V way to specify controlling TTY (CTTY): create a new session |
| # (setsid) and the first opened TTY will be CTTY. 'script' is used (instead of |
| # redirection) to keep input and output stream in terminal type. |
| # Service may be executed as 'exec' so we have to explicitly sleep here |
| # otherwise kernel will panic with 'init aborted' and hard to debug. |
| exec setsid sh -c \ |
| "exec script -afqc 'factory_install.sh || sleep 1d' ${TTY_FILE} \ |
| <${TTY} >>${TTY} 2>&1" |
| } |
| |
| main "$@" |