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- armbian-next: introduce `USE_LOCAL_APT_DEB_CACHE` (default `=yes`) as alternative/in addition to `apt-cacher-ng` (eg, in Docker)
- this uses `cache/aptcache/${RELEASE}-${ARCH}` (in the host) for
- apt cache, by bind-mounting it to `${SDCARD}/var/cache/apt` in the `chroot_sdcard_apt_get()` runner and its usages
- debootstrap, by passing it `--cache-dir`
- utility function to help understand what is happening to cache during usage
- apt itself mantains this cache, removing old packages when new ones are installed. apt does this _by default_
- introduce `DONT_MAINTAIN_APT_CACHE=yes` to skip out of automatic apt maintenance of apt cache, eg, during `remove`s
- don't do `apt clean` and such if using local cache, that would clean the cache, not the chroot
- clean up `install_deb_chroot()` a little, find an unrelated bug there
- WiP: the great cli entrypoint (+docker) rewrite, Phase 6: relaunching structure; re-pass ARMBIAN_BUILD_UUID; use ARMBIAN_COMMAND for log filename; fix for output/logs dir perms
- WiP: the great cli entrypoint (+docker) rewrite, Phase 5: cleanups 4/x; better logging, check & force `DEST_LANG`
- WiP: the great cli entrypoint (+docker) rewrite, Phase 5: cleanups 3/x; don't write to stderr in generated Dockerfile
- it's `drastic red` on non-buildx dockers
- WiP: the great cli entrypoint (+docker) rewrite, Phase 5: cleanups 2/x, logging
- WiP: the great cli entrypoint (+docker) rewrite, Phase 5: cleanups 1/x
- source configs in a logging section.
- Docker: silent, fast retries to make sure `docker system df` works
- shut-up `chown` (no `-v`) output related to `SET_OWNER_TO_UID`
- ask user to wait while `DESTIMG` is rsync'ed to `FINALDEST` -- it's potentially very slow
- use green apple for Mac logging, instead of red apple which might imply error...
- WiP: the great cli entrypoint (+docker) rewrite, Phase 4: run as non-root, maybe-with-Docker
- introduce `is_docker_ready_to_go()`; if it is, and we're not root, use Docker instead of sudo. <- GOOD IDEA? BAD IDEA? lol
- introduce `SET_OWNER_TO_UID` var to be passed to Docker/sudo so written files are owned by the launching user, not root.
- introduce `mkdir_recursive_and_set_uid_owner()` and `reset_uid_owner()` to reset owner based on `SET_OWNER_TO_UID`
- use it for userpatches files created, logs, and output files, including images and debs.
- @TODOs ref. `$SUDO_USER` which I think the old version of this?
- add a lot of @TODOs, ref being able to relaunch something that's not `build` inside Docker, also add/change params and configs and command.
- initially add `ARMBIAN_DOCKER_RELAUNCH_EXTRA_ARGS`
- WiP: the great cli entrypoint (+docker) rewrite, Phase 3: rpardini is demented, v3
- WiP: the great cli entrypoint (+docker) rewrite, Phase 2: rpardini is demented
- WiP: the great cli entrypoint (+docker) rewrite, Phase 1
- armbian-next: WiP: Docker: actually use the GHA-image as base; pull it every 24hs.
- using image in my private repo.
- this has significant speedup to "start building time" on the 1st run
- move some Linux specific stuff to its own if
- add comments and todo
- armbian-next: WiP: Docker, high-WiP, beginnings of Armbian mount dict, with linux/darwin preferences
- armbian-next: WiP: Docker, configure `BUILDKIT_COLORS`
- armbian-next: WiP: Docker, make docker image from Dockerfile more compact by flattening layers
- armbian-next: `logging`: add whale indicator if build running under Docker
- armbian-next: WiP: `docker`: working with `bookworm`, `sid`, and `jammy` on Darwin & Linux; works with `bullseye` on Linux only
- armbian-next: WiP: `docker`: force ARMBIAN_RUNNING_IN_CONTAINER both in Dockerfile and passed as `--env`; apt update and install in same layer; back to jammy
- armbian-next: introduce `armbian_is_running_in_container()` and `armbian_is_host_running_systemd()`, replacing `systemd-detect-virt` in multiple spots
- WiP: try with debian:bullseye -- can't detect docker at all
- armbian-next: WiP: 2nd stab at new Docker support; Darwin still works; Linux `docker.io` working
- gen .dockerignore together with Dockerfile
- split in funcs
- hacks for Linux and `/dev/loop` stuff, CONTAINER_COMPAT=yes
- mac still works, Linux stuff would break it but I if'fed
- armbian-next: the secrets of `CONTAINER_COMPAT` revealed; add size checking to check_loop_device() and avoid retry when `mknod`ing
- this fails for the right reasons now, causing retries, which are then retried and work ;-)
- this is related to building under Docker on Linux, using docker.io package (not docker-ce)
- armbian-next: remove `.dockerignore` and add it to `.gitignore`; it's going to be auto-generated
- armbian-next: `.dockerignore`: Docker context should only have minimal files and folders, to speed up Dockerfile build
- IMPORTANT: `.dockerignore` is going to be generated from now on: so this is the last commit with changes before removal
- armbian-next: WiP: initial stab at new Docker support; really run the passed cmdline; add Dockerfile to gitignore
- armbian-next: WiP: initial stab at new Docker support; generate Dockerfile; introduce REQUIREMENTS_DEFS_ONLY
- uses REQUIREMENTS_DEFS_ONLY
- works on Docker Desktop on Mac;
- linux TBA
- armbian-next: don't error out if `.git` not present; other small fixes
- armbian-next: general "work or at least don't misbehave when run on a very bare ubuntu:latest instance"
- can't assume things, for example:
- that `sudo` will be available; it might not, and might be already root, no reason to fail
- that `/etc/timezone` will exist
- that `systemd-detect-virt` will be available
- that `git` will be available
- that `locale-gen` will be available
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
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# check_loop_device <device_node>
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#
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function check_loop_device() {
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do_with_retries 5 check_loop_device_internal "${@}" || {
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exit_with_error "Device node ${device} does not exist after 5 tries."
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}
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return 0 # shortcircuit above
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}
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function check_loop_device_internal() {
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local device="${1}"
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display_alert "Checking look device" "${device}" "debug"
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if [[ ! -b "${device}" ]]; then
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if [[ $CONTAINER_COMPAT == yes && -b "/tmp/${device}" ]]; then
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display_alert "Creating device node" "${device}"
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run_host_command_logged mknod -m0660 "${device}" b "0x$(stat -c '%t' "/tmp/${device}")" "0x$(stat -c '%T' "/tmp/${device}")"
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if [[ ! -b "${device}" ]]; then # try again after creating node
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return 1 # fail, it will be retried, and should exist on next retry.
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else
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display_alert "Device node created OK" "${device}" "info"
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fi
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else
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display_alert "Device node does not exist yet" "${device}" "debug"
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return 1
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fi
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fi
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if [[ "${CHECK_LOOP_FOR_SIZE:-yes}" != "no" ]]; then
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# Device exists. Make sure it's not 0-sized. Read with blockdev --getsize64 /dev/sda
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local device_size
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device_size=$(blockdev --getsize64 "${device}")
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display_alert "Device node size" "${device}: ${device_size}" "debug"
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if [[ ${device_size} -eq 0 ]]; then
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run_host_command_logged ls -la "${device}"
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run_host_command_logged lsblk
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run_host_command_logged blkid
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display_alert "Device node exists but is 0-sized" "${device}" "debug"
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return 1
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fi
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fi
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return 0
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}
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#
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# Copyright (c) 2013-2021 Igor Pecovnik, igor.pecovnik@gma**.com
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#
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# This file is licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public
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# License version 2. This program is licensed "as is" without any
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# warranty of any kind, whether express or implied.
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#
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# This file is a part of the Armbian build script
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# https://github.com/armbian/build/
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# write_uboot <loopdev>
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#
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write_uboot_to_loop_image() {
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local loop=$1 revision
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display_alert "Preparing u-boot bootloader" "$loop" "info"
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TEMP_DIR=$(mktemp -d) # set-e is in effect. no need to exit on errors explicitly
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chmod 700 ${TEMP_DIR}
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revision=${REVISION}
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if [[ -n $UBOOT_REPO_VERSION ]]; then
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revision=${UBOOT_REPO_VERSION}
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run_host_command_logged dpkg -x "${DEB_STORAGE}/linux-u-boot-${BOARD}-${BRANCH}_${revision}_${ARCH}.deb" ${TEMP_DIR}/
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else
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run_host_command_logged dpkg -x "${DEB_STORAGE}/${CHOSEN_UBOOT}_${revision}_${ARCH}.deb" ${TEMP_DIR}/
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fi
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if [[ ! -f "${TEMP_DIR}/usr/lib/u-boot/platform_install.sh" ]]; then
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exit_with_error "Missing ${TEMP_DIR}/usr/lib/u-boot/platform_install.sh"
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fi
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display_alert "Sourcing u-boot install functions" "$loop" "info"
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source ${TEMP_DIR}/usr/lib/u-boot/platform_install.sh
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set -e # make sure, we just included something that might disable it
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display_alert "Writing u-boot bootloader" "$loop" "info"
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write_uboot_platform "${TEMP_DIR}${DIR}" "$loop" # @TODO: rpardini: what is ${DIR} ?
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export UBOOT_CHROOT_DIR="${TEMP_DIR}${DIR}"
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call_extension_method "post_write_uboot_platform" <<- 'POST_WRITE_UBOOT_PLATFORM'
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*allow custom writing of uboot -- only during image build*
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Called after `write_uboot_platform()`.
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It receives `UBOOT_CHROOT_DIR` with the full path to the u-boot dir in the chroot.
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Important: this is only called inside the build system.
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Consider that `write_uboot_platform()` is also called board-side, when updating uboot, eg: nand-sata-install.
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POST_WRITE_UBOOT_PLATFORM
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#rm -rf ${TEMP_DIR}
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return 0
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}
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