Package: oldsys-preseed
Version: 3.11
Severity: wishlist
X-Debbugs-CC: Martin Michlmayr t...@cyrius.com
Here is a first try at supporting the Buffalo Linkstation Mini (aka
LS-WSGL) for d-i, in response to advices from Martin Michlmayr.
Le mardi 01 mars 2011 à 18:33 +, Martin Michlmayr a écrit :
Can you please file a wishlist bug on oldsys-preseed to support this
device?
Right here.
It would also be great if you could check out oldsys-preseed from git:
git://git.debian.org/git/d-i/oldsys-preseed
and send a patch.
Here is a first try; I don't know what other file to modify. Is there
something to do in tests/arm/?
diff --git a/oldsys-preseed b/oldsys-preseed
index ac97cd3..9a64f50 100755
--- a/oldsys-preseed
+++ b/oldsys-preseed
@@ -153,14 +153,15 @@ case `archdetect` in
fi
umount $path/rootfs || true
rmdir $path/rootfs $path || true
- elif echo $machine | grep -q ^Buffalo Linkstation Pro/Live;
then
+ elif echo $machine | grep -q ^Buffalo Linkstation Pro/Live
||
+ echo $machine | grep -q ^Buffalo Linkstation Mini; then
# the default filesystem for the system partition is
XFS, which isn't included
# in our startup environment. However, customized
boxes might have ext3
# instead, so try to mount anyway.
- rootdev=/dev/sda2
path=/tmp/oldsys-preseed
mkdir -p $path/rootfs
- mount -o ro $rootdev $path/rootfs || true
+ mount -o ro /dev/sda2 $path/rootfs ||
+ mount -o ro /dev/md1 $path/rootfs || true
INTERFACE=eth0
parse_unix_tree $path/rootfs
info=$path/rootfs/etc/melco/info
Furthermore, I don't really see the point with what unset_matching_var
does, but the naming scheme for the Mini is indeed the same (i.e. MAC
appended to the hostname).
Please note that I didn't actually tested this code on the device; I
don't know how to test all this d-i stuff.
Looks at the code that is there for the LS Pro already. Can this be
adapted for the Mini? Does the Mini use ext2/3 of XFS by default?
(The LS Pro uses XFS, which we cannot read in Debian.)
The Mini use XFS as rootfs too, but /boot is ext3 (which is not of
interest here for oldsys-preseed, but may help for further support of
the Mini). So, I don't really see a point in preseeding it too, as
people having enough skill customizing their box would rather use some
other parameters, IMHO (I didn't even use the original system on this
device, I directly installed Debian; which means that I may not be able
to test all that backward checking stuff)
BTW, the uboot command-line tell the kernel the root is on /dev/sda2,
but I'm quite sure the real root is /dev/md1 which is the software RAID1
device formed by /dev/sda2 and /dev/sdb2. All the informations found on
http://buffalo.nas-central.org/wiki/LS_Mini:_Serial_Port_Output_-_Boot-Log
made me realize that the root fs is /dev/root on the original firmware,
which doesn't help here, but I think the initrd may indeed use /dev/sda2
as a single FS (is it even possible if the device is used as a part of
a md array?) before pivot/switching root to the md1 array.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
benjamin
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