2 # this file is executed right at the end of installation, just before reboot.
3 # it operates from the point of view of the target computer, so / is the target's HDD and so on
4 # importantly enough, this is actually followed-up after reboot by a custom /etc/rc.local file, which erases itself after running (so it only runs on first reboot)
5 # the (abundant) feedback messages should not be visible, but they should appear on the installer's syslog. Also yes, I know writing "task finished" after something that might fail isn't the greatest thing.
6 # note that much of what used to be here was put in the postinst file for the deb package we unpack
9 mount
/dev
/cdrom
/media
/cdrom
11 # first we install the packages we couldn't install automatically
12 echo 'Installing additional package : firmware-bnx2...'
13 dpkg
-i /media
/cdrom
/simple-cdd
/firmware-bnx2_0.36
+wheezy
.1_all.deb
14 echo 'Additional packages installed'
17 echo 'force-confnew' > /etc
/dpkg
/dpkg.cfg.d
/trc6500
19 # now we unpack our master archive and replace all those conf files and scripts and things
20 echo 'Unpacking master config files...'
21 dpkg
-i /media
/cdrom
/simple-cdd
/trc6500-master-file
* # version-proof
24 echo 'Adding TRC6500 public key to keyring...'
25 cat /media
/cdrom
/simple-cdd
/TRC6500.pub | apt-key add
-
28 #echo 'Removing exim packages...'
29 #dpkg -l | awk '/exim/ {print $2}' | xargs dpkg --purge
32 # our interfaces file gets written over for some reason, we'll copy it and restore it on first boot
33 # note : after install, we'll be executing our own rc.local on first boot
34 echo 'Copying first-boot script (/etc/rc.local)...'
35 cp /etc
/network
/interfaces
/etc
/network
/interfaces.original
36 mv /etc
/rc.
local /etc
/rc.
local.original
37 cp /media
/cdrom
/simple-cdd
/myrc.
local /etc
/rc.
local
40 echo 'Deleting simple-cdd files on disk...'
41 rm -r /usr
/local
/simple-cdd
42 rm -r /etc
/dpkg
/dpkg.cfg.d
/trc6500