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1N/APATH=/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:$PATH; export PATH
1N/A
1N/A#
1N/A# obsolete_sparc - Filter function to remove obsolete SPARC driver entries.
1N/A# We define an associative array of bad driver names, and then nawk out
1N/A# lines where the first token is defined in our array.
1N/A#
1N/Aobsolete_sparc()
1N/A{
1N/A nawk 'BEGIN {
1N/A obs["rip"] = 1;
1N/A obs["svloop"] = 1;
1N/A obs["tcl"] = 1;
1N/A obs["tco"] = 1;
1N/A obs["tcoo"] = 1;
1N/A obs["sp"] = 1;
1N/A obs["consfb"] = 1;
1N/A obs["dbri"] = 1;
1N/A obs["XXunusedXX"] = 1;
1N/A obs["sw"] = 1;
1N/A obs["cgtwo"] = 1;
1N/A obs["xy"] = 1;
1N/A obs["xd"] = 1;
1N/A obs["pc"] = 1;
1N/A obs["app"] = 1;
1N/A obs["evq"] = 1;
1N/A obs["win"] = 1;
1N/A obs["svarp"] = 1;
1N/A obs["svip"] = 1;
1N/A obs["svrip"] = 1;
1N/A obs["svicmp"] = 1;
obs["svudp"] = 1;
obs["svtcp"] = 1;
obs["vme"] = 1;
obs["ie"] = 1;
obs["qe"] = 1;
obs["qec"] = 1;
obs["ncr"] = 1;
obs["xt"] = 1;
obs["id"] = 1;
obs["vmemem"] = 1;
obs["pn"] = 1;
obs["kmac"] = 1;
obs["ipi3sc"] = 1;
obs["cgfour"] = 1;
obs["cgeight-p4"] = 1;
obs["xdc"] = 1;
obs["xyc"] = 1;
obs["mcp"] = 1;
obs["mcpzsa"] = 1;
obs["mcpp"] = 1;
obs["be"] = 1;
obs["p9000"] = 1;
obs["p9100"] = 1;
obs["pci"] = 1;
obs["profile"] = 1;
obs["eeprom"] = 1;
obs["PFUaga"] = 1;
obs["atapicd"] = 1;
obs["cgeight"] = 1;
obs["cgfourteen"] = 1;
obs["xbox"] = 1;
obs["sx"] = 1;
obs["sx_cmem"] = 1;
obs["stc"] = 1;
obs["bbc"] = 1;
obs["gptwo"] = 1;
obs["bwtwo"] = 1;
obs["cgthree"] = 1;
obs["cgsix"] = 1;
obs["obio"] = 1;
obs["cpu"] = 1;
obs["bootbus"] = 1;
obs["sbi"] = 1;
obs["mic"] = 1;
obs["pln"] = 1;
obs["soc"] = 1;
obs["sc_nct"] = 1;
obs["tomtppm"] = 1;
obs["px_pci"] = 1;
obs["pxb_bcm"] = 1;
obs["pxb_plx"] = 1;
} !($1 in obs) { print $0 }'
}
#
# obsolete_i386 - Filter function to remove obsolete i386 driver entries.
# We define an associative array of bad driver names, and then nawk out
# lines where the first token is defined in our array.
#
obsolete_i386()
{
nawk 'BEGIN {
obs["aha"] = 1;
obs["aic"] = 1;
obs["app"] = 1;
obs["audiocs"] = 1;
obs["blogic"] = 1;
obs["chanmux"] = 1;
obs["chs"] = 1;
obs["cmtp"] = 1;
obs["corvette"] = 1;
obs["cpqncr"] = 1;
obs["csa"] = 1;
obs["dpt"] = 1;
obs["dsa"] = 1;
obs["eepro"] = 1;
obs["eha"] = 1;
obs["el"] = 1;
obs["elink"] = 1;
obs["elx"] = 1;
obs["envm"] = 1;
obs["esa"] = 1;
obs["esa"] = 1;
obs["iee"] = 1;
obs["ieef"] = 1;
obs["iss"] = 1;
obs["kd"] = 1;
obs["kdmouse"] = 1;
obs["lp"] = 1;
obs["mc"] = 1;
obs["mcis"] = 1;
obs["mega"] = 1;
obs["mlx"] = 1;
obs["nee"] = 1;
obs["nei"] = 1;
obs["nfe"] = 1;
obs["objmgr"] = 1;
obs["p9000"] = 1;
obs["p9100"] = 1;
obs["pcaic"] = 1;
obs["profile"] = 1;
obs["riles"] = 1;
obs["rip"] = 1;
obs["sbpro"] = 1;
obs["smartii"] = 1;
obs["smc"] = 1;
obs["smce"] = 1;
obs["smceu"] = 1;
obs["smcf"] = 1;
obs["sp"] = 1;
obs["svarp"] = 1;
obs["svicmp"] = 1;
obs["svip"] = 1;
obs["svloop"] = 1;
obs["svrip"] = 1;
obs["svtcp"] = 1;
obs["svudp"] = 1;
obs["tcl"] = 1;
obs["tco"] = 1;
obs["tcoo"] = 1;
obs["tiqmouse"] = 1;
obs["tr"] = 1;
obs["trantor"] = 1;
obs["pci_to_i2o"] = 1;
obs["i2o_scsi"] = 1;
obs["i2o_bs"] = 1;
obs["pcie_pci"] = 1;
} !($1 in obs) { print $0 }'
}
#
# Useful debugging which is reasonable to include in a production system:
# we copy the salient driver files to the package undo directory before
# doing any work. This will help diagnose add_drv errors before the system
# becomes an unbootable smoldering ruin.
#
for file in driver_aliases driver_classes minor_perm name_to_major; do
cp $BASEDIR/etc/$file $PKGSAV/$file.orig >/dev/null 2>&1
done
#
# check if the driver specified is already installed.
# the second token must be the decimal digit.
# ignore a comment if exists.
#
is_installed ()
{
file=$2
nawk -v driver=$1 -v delimiter='#' ' \
$1 == driver && $2 ~ /^[0-9][0-9]*$/ \
{ found = 1; exit 0 } \
$1 == driver \
{ num = split($2, n_array, delimiter); \
if (num > 1 && n_array[1] ~ /^[0-9][0-9]*$/) \
{ found = 1; exit 0 } \
} \
END { if (!found) exit 1 } ' $file
return $?
}
#
# Add_drv needs /etc/driver_aliases in order to work properly; if for
# some reason it has been removed, create an empty one at this time.
# Recall that in SUNWcsr's pkginfo.tmpl, the driver_aliases class-action
# script is invoked *after* this class-action script. This is critical
# because if we are going to add_drv a new driver 'foo', and 'foo' has
# an alias 'bar', the add_drv of 'foo' will fail if the alias is already
# present. Thus new aliases must be added *after* new driver major entries.
# The driver_aliases class-action script will add the complete set of aliases
# if we create an empty file here, so this code allows us to continue and
# get a correct upgrade in the face of a missing driver_aliases file.
#
if [ ! -f $BASEDIR/etc/driver_aliases ]; then
touch $BASEDIR/etc/driver_aliases
chmod 0644 $BASEDIR/etc/driver_aliases
chown root $BASEDIR/etc/driver_aliases
chgrp sys $BASEDIR/etc/driver_aliases
fi
while read src dest; do
if [ -f $dest ]; then
#
# Strip obsolete entries from the existing name_to_major
#
if [ $ARCH = sparc ]; then
obsolete_sparc < $dest > /tmp/onm.$$.tmp
else
obsolete_i386 < $dest > /tmp/onm.$$.tmp
fi
cp /tmp/onm.$$.tmp $dest
rm -f /tmp/onm.$$.tmp
#
# Remove comment and/or blank lines before reading
#
nawk '$1 !~ /^#|^$/ {print $0}' $src | sed -e 's/#.*$//' | \
while read name major; do
#
# If the driver is already present in name_to_major,
# leave the existing number and continue
#
is_installed $name $dest >/dev/null 2>&1 && continue
#
# Otherwise add the driver to name_to_major using
# add_drv. add_drv produces spurious output even on
# success, so save its output in a temporary
# file in case an error occurs.
#
if add_drv -b $BASEDIR $name \
>/tmp/ad.$$.tmp 2>&1; then
echo "added $name to $dest"
else
echo "$PKG: failed to add $name to " \
"$dest:" >& 2
cat /tmp/ad.$$.tmp >& 2
fi
done
rm -f /tmp/ad.$$.tmp
else
#
# If no name_to_major is present on the target system,
# just copy over the one from the package.
#
cp -p $src $dest
fi
done
exit 0