#!/bin/bash
#
-# Builds MyPLC, either inside the MyPLC development environment in
-# devel/root (if PLC_DEVEL_BOOTSTRAP is true), or in the current host
-# environment (may be itself a MyPLC development environment or a
-# Fedora Core 4 environment with the appropriate development packages
-# installed).
+# Builds MyPLC in the current host environment
+# This is for the so-called chroot installation mode, meaning that
+# the resulting rpm will install a full chroot image in /plc/root
+# that can be run through chroot /plc/root
+# This chroot mode is to be opposed to the native mode (see build-native.sh)
+# that can be used in the host's root context or within a vserver
#
# root.img (loopback image)
# root/ (mount point)
. build.functions
# pldistro expected as $1 - defaults to planetlab
-pldistro=planetlab
-[ -n "$@" ] && pldistro=$1
+pldistro=$1 ; shift
# These directories are allowed to grow to unspecified size, so they
# are stored as symlinks to the /data partition. mkfedora and yum
echo "* myplc: Installing base filesystem"
mkdir -p root data
+pl_root_makedevs root
pkgsfile=$(pl_locateDistroFile ../build/ ${pldistro} myplc.pkgs)
-pl_root_setup_chroot root -f $pkgsfile
+pl_root_mkfedora root $pldistro $pkgsfile
+pl_root_tune_image root
# Install configuration scripts
echo "* myplc: Installing configuration scripts"
# Initialize node RPMs directory. The PlanetLab-Bootstrap.tar.bz2
# tarball already contains all of the node RPMs pre-installed. Only
# updates or optional packages should be placed in this directory.
+nodefamily=${pldistro}-${pl_DISTRO_ARCH}
install -D -m 644 $pl_DISTRO_YUMGROUPS \
- data/var/www/html/install-rpms/planetlab/yumgroups.xml
+ data/var/www/html/install-rpms/$nodefamily/yumgroups.xml
+# temporary - so that node update still work until yum.conf.php gets fixed
+( cd data/var/www/html/install-rpms ; ln -s $nodefamily planetlab)
# Make image out of directory
echo "* myplc: Building loopback image"