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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Copyright (C) 2023-2024 Denis 'GNUtoo' Carikli <GNUtoo@cyberdimension.org>
#
# This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
# (at your option) any later version.
#
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with this program. If not, see <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
set -e
topdir="$(dirname "$(dirname "$(dirname "$(dirname "$0")")")")"
. "${topdir}"/resources/scripts/misc/sysexits.sh
usage()
{
progname="$1"
printf "Usage:\n"
printf "\t%s # %s.\n" \
"${progname}" \
"Download all the files required for offline tests"
printf "\t%s %s # %s.\n" \
"${progname}" \
"trisquel-netinst_11.0_amd64.iso" \
"Get the path of trisquel-netinst_11.0_amd64.iso"
printf "\t%s %s # %s.\n" \
"${progname}" \
"preseed.img" \
"Get the path of the pressed.img image"
printf "\t%s %s # %s.\n" \
"${progname}" \
"grub.img" \
"Get the path of the grub.img image"
printf "\t%s <-h|--help> # %s.\n" \
"${progname}" \
"Display this help and exit"
printf "\n"
}
build_trisquel_netinst_x86_64()
{
source "${topdir}"/config.sh
source "${topdir}"/resources/scripts/misc/guix.sh
source_guix_profile
# The trisquel-netinst_11.0_amd64.iso package is architecture
# independent.
guix time-machine \
--commit=${GUIX_REVISION} -- \
build \
-L "${topdir}"/resources/guix/ \
-L "${topdir}"/resources/guix/gnuboot/patches/ \
--system=i686-linux \
trisquel-netinst-amd64
}
return_trisquel_netinst_x86_64_iso()
{
iso_install_path="share/trisquel-installer/trisquel-netinst_11.0_amd64.iso"
iso_path="$(build_trisquel_netinst_x86_64)${iso_install_path}"
echo "${iso_path}"
}
build_guix_qemu_x86_64()
{
source "${topdir}"/config.sh
source "${topdir}"/resources/scripts/misc/guix.sh
source_guix_profile
# There are two qemu packages: qemu and qemu-minimal. For now qemu
# was used as (1) it enabled easier testing as with some extra we
# can run the distributions in a graphical environment and (2) it
# also had extra architectures like ARM. However if qemu-minimal
# also works for all the architectures currently supported by GNU
# Boot (at the time of writing this is i686 and x86_64), it might
# be better to use it as it has way less dependencies (and so this
# reduces the download time a lot).
guix time-machine \
--commit=${GUIX_REVISION} -- \
build \
-L "${topdir}"/resources/guix/ \
-L "${topdir}"/resources/guix/gnuboot/patches/ \
--system=x86_64-linux \
qemu
}
build_trisquel_preseed_x86_64_img()
{
source "${topdir}"/config.sh
source "${topdir}"/resources/scripts/misc/guix.sh
source_guix_profile
guix time-machine \
--commit=${GUIX_REVISION} -- \
build \
-L "${topdir}"/resources/guix/ \
-L "${topdir}"/resources/guix/gnuboot/patches/ \
--system=i686-linux \
gnuboot-trisquel-preseed.img
}
build_trisquel_grub_img()
{
source "${topdir}"/config.sh
source "${topdir}"/resources/scripts/misc/guix.sh
source_guix_profile
guix time-machine \
--commit=${GUIX_REVISION} -- \
build \
-L "${topdir}"/resources/guix/ \
-L "${topdir}"/resources/guix/gnuboot/patches/ \
--system=i686-linux \
gnuboot-trisquel-grub.img
}
build_trisquel_rootfs_img()
{
source "${topdir}"/config.sh
source "${topdir}"/resources/scripts/misc/guix.sh
source_guix_profile
guix time-machine \
--commit=${GUIX_REVISION} -- \
build \
-L "${topdir}"/resources/guix/ \
-L "${topdir}"/resources/guix/gnuboot/patches/ \
--system=i686-linux \
rootfs.img
}
return_guix_qemu_x86_64()
{
qemu_install_path="bin/qemu-system-x86_64"
# Guix produces 3 qemu outputs: one for the docs, one for the
# static version, and one for all the rest.
pkg_path="$(build_guix_qemu_x86_64 | \
grep -v '\-doc$' | grep -v '\-static$')"
qemu_path="${pkg_path}/${qemu_install_path}"
echo "${qemu_path}"
}
return_guix_qemu_img()
{
qemu_img_install_path="bin/qemu-img"
# Guix produces 3 qemu outputs: one for the docs, one for the
# static version, and one for all the rest.
pkg_path="$(build_guix_qemu_x86_64 | \
grep -v '\-doc$' | grep -v '\-static$')"
qemu_img_path="${pkg_path}/${qemu_img_install_path}"
echo "${qemu_img_path}"
}
return_trisquel_preseed_x86_64_img()
{
img_install_path="share/trisquel-installer/preseed.img"
img_path="$(build_trisquel_preseed_x86_64_img)/${img_install_path}"
echo "${img_path}"
}
return_trisquel_grub_img()
{
img_install_path="share/trisquel-installer/grub.img"
img_path="$(build_trisquel_grub_img)/${img_install_path}"
echo "${img_path}"
}
return_trisquel_rootfs_img()
{
grub_img="$(return_trisquel_grub_img)"
cp "${grub_img}" grub.img
chmod 770 grub.img
preseed_x86_64_img="$(return_trisquel_preseed_x86_64_img)"
cp "${preseed_x86_64_img}" preseed.img
chmod 770 preseed.img
qemu_img="$(return_guix_qemu_img)"
"${qemu_img}" "create" "-f" "raw" "rootfs.img" "4.1G"
extra_qemu_args=""
if [ "${kvm}" = "yes" ] ; then
extra_qemu_args="-enable-kvm"
fi
# Here we don't run that yet inside a Guix package since for now
# running the preseed netinstall requires networking. It is
# possible to capture the packets used during the installation
# with apt-cacher-ng by running apt-cacher-ng on localhost and
# setting mirror/http/proxy to http://10.0.2.2:3142 in presed.cfg
# like that: 'd-i mirror/http/proxy string
# http://10.0.2.2:3142'. It is also relatively easy to package
# apt-cacher-ng for Guix so we could even run it inside a package.
# However once all the packages have been captured, for some
# reasons I didn't manage to make apt-cacher-ng became a partial
# mirror and run fully offline. If someone knows how to do that it
# would be relatively easy to move this command inside Guix
# package(s). As for the enable-kvm parameter, it might be
# possible to generate one package with it and one without it, and
# select the right package depending on if the user used
# --disable-kvm.
"$(return_guix_qemu_x86_64)" \
"-M" "pc" \
"-m" "790M" \
"-nographic" \
"-drive" "file=grub.img,index=2,media=cdrom,if=ide" \
"-drive" "file=rootfs.img,index=1,media=disk,if=virtio,driver=raw" \
"-drive" "file=preseed.img,index=0,media=disk,if=none,format=raw,id=usb" \
"-usb" "-device" "usb-ehci,id=ehci" "-device" "usb-storage,bus=ehci.0,drive=usb" \
${extra_qemu_args}
}
download_roms()
{
source "${topdir}"/config.sh
# We use a Trisquel rootfs for automatic testing. Trisquel 10.0
# LTS (nabia) still supports i686 and it is supported until April
# 2025. The next Trisquel version doesn't support i686, so in the
# long run users that still have i686-only computers will probably
# use something else than Trisquel nabia by 2025.
#
# Given the above we only added support for testing with Trisquel
# on x86_64, but contributions are welcome to add more
# distributions that work on i686 (like Guix or older Trisquel
# versions for instance).
if [ "${build_cpu}" = "x86_64" ] ; then
return_trisquel_rootfs_img
fi
}
progname="download"
if [ $# -eq 1 ] && { [ "$1" = "-h" ] || [ "$1" == "--help" ] ;} ; then
usage "${progname}"
exit 0
elif [ $# -eq 0 ] ; then
download_roms
elif [ $# -eq 1 ] && [ "$1" = "trisquel-netinst_11.0_amd64.iso" ] ; then
return_trisquel_netinst_x86_64_iso
elif [ $# -eq 1 ] && [ "$1" = "preseed.img" ] ; then
return_trisquel_preseed_img
elif [ $# -eq 1 ] && [ "$1" = "grub.img" ] ; then
return_trisquel_grub_img
elif [ $# -eq 1 ] && [ "$1" = "rootfs.img" ] ; then
return_trisquel_rootfs_img
else
usage "${progname}"
exit ${EX_USAGE}
fi