#!/bin/sh
#BLURB="Generate /boot/initrd.gz for the generic kernel"

# Load defaults:
if [ -r etc/default/geninitrd ]; then
  . etc/default/geninitrd
fi

if [ -z "$KERNEL_SYMLINK" ]; then
  KERNEL_SYMLINK="boot/vmlinuz-generic"
elif [ "$(echo $KERNEL_SYMLINK | cut -b 1)" = "/" ]; then # trim to make a relative path
  KERNEL_SYMLINK="$(echo $KERNEL_SYMLINK | cut -b 2-)"
fi

# Find the kernel version:
if [ -r $KERNEL_SYMLINK ]; then
  KERNEL_VERSION=$(strings $KERNEL_SYMLINK | grep '([^ ]*@[^ ]*) #' | cut -f1 -d' ')
fi

# Assume the kernel "name" aka flavor is just the second part of the symlink name:
KERNEL_NAME="$(echo $KERNEL_SYMLINK | rev | cut -f 1 -d - | rev)"

# Sometimes mkinitrd_command_generator.sh does not detect LVM properly. Until I
# get to the bottom of that, it's safer to just always include LVM support.
LVM_OPTION="-L"

# Generate the initrd:
if [ ! -z $KERNEL_VERSION ]; then
  dialog --title "GENERATING INITIAL RAMDISK" --infobox \
  "Generating an initial ramdisk for use with the $KERNEL_VERSION kernel. \
The initial ramdisk contains kernel modules needed to mount the \
root partition, and must be regenerated whenever the kernel is updated. To \
regenerate the initrd, select this setup script from within pkgtool, or run \
'geninitrd' which will produce an initial ramdisk (/boot/initrd.gz) for the \
installed kernel." 8 70
  chroot . /usr/share/mkinitrd/mkinitrd_command_generator.sh -k $KERNEL_VERSION -a "$LVM_OPTION -o /boot/initrd-${KERNEL_VERSION}-${KERNEL_NAME}.img" | chroot . bash 1> /dev/null 2> /dev/null
fi

if [ "$GENINITRD_NAMED_SYMLINK" = "true" ]; then
  ( cd boot
    rm -f initrd-${KERNEL_NAME}.img
    ln -sf initrd-${KERNEL_VERSION}-${KERNEL_NAME}.img initrd-${KERNEL_NAME}.img
  )
fi

if [ "$GENINITRD_INITRD_GZ_SYMLINK" = "true" ]; then
  ( cd boot
    rm -f initrd.gz
    ln -sf initrd-${KERNEL_VERSION}-${KERNEL_NAME}.img initrd.gz
  )
fi