class Core:
# List of binaries (That will be 'ldd'ed later)
_binset = set()
# List of modules that will be compressed
_modset = set()
# Enable the 'base' hook since all initramfs will have this
Base.Enable()
@classmethod
# Prints the menu and accepts user choice
def PrintMenu(cls):
# If the user didn't pass an option through the command line,
# then ask them which initramfs they would like to generate.
if not var.choice:
print("Which initramfs would you like to generate:")
Tools.PrintOptions()
temp_choice = Tools.Question("Current choice [1]: ")
# If the user leaves the choice blank (default choice),
# we won't be able to convert an empty string into an int.
# Do some checking beforehand.
if temp_choice:
var.choice = int(temp_choice)
else:
var.choice = 1
Tools.NewLine()
# Enable the addons if the addon has files (modules) listed
if Addon.GetFiles():
Addon.Enable()
# ZFS
if var.choice == 1:
Zfs.Enable()
Addon.Enable()
Addon.AddFile("zfs")
# LVM
elif var.choice == 2:
Lvm.Enable()
# RAID
elif var.choice == 3:
Raid.Enable()
# LVM on RAID
elif var.choice == 4:
Raid.Enable()
Lvm.Enable()
# Normal
elif var.choice == 5:
pass
# Encrypted ZFS
elif var.choice == 6:
Luks.Enable()
Zfs.Enable()
Addon.Enable()
Addon.AddFile("zfs")
# Encrypted LVM
elif var.choice == 7:
Luks.Enable()
Lvm.Enable()
# Encrypted RAID
elif var.choice == 8:
Luks.Enable()
Raid.Enable()
# Encrypted LVM on RAID
elif var.choice == 9:
Luks.Enable()
Raid.Enable()
Lvm.Enable()
# Encrypted Normal
elif var.choice == 10:
Luks.Enable()
# Exit
elif var.choice == 11:
Tools.Warn("Exiting.")
quit(1)
# Invalid Option
else:
Tools.Warn("Invalid Option. Exiting.")
quit(1)
Tools.PrintDesiredOption(var.choice)
# Creates the base directory structure
@classmethod
def CreateBaselayout(cls):
for dir in var.baselayout:
call(["mkdir", "-p", dir])
# Create a symlink to this temporary directory at the home dir.
# This will help us debug if anything (since the dirs are randomly
# generated...)
os.symlink(var.temp, var.tlink)
# Ask the user if they want to use their current kernel, or another one
@classmethod
def GetDesiredKernel(cls):
if not var.kernel:
current_kernel = check_output(["uname", "-r"],
universal_newlines=True).strip()
message = "Do you want to use the current kernel: " + current_kernel + " [Y/n]: "
choice = Tools.Question(message)
Tools.NewLine()
if choice == 'y' or choice == 'Y' or not choice:
var.kernel = current_kernel
elif choice == 'n' or choice == 'N':
var.kernel = Tools.Question("Please enter the kernel name: ")
Tools.NewLine()
if not var.kernel:
Tools.Fail("You didn't enter a kernel. Exiting...")
else:
Tools.Fail("Invalid Option. Exiting.")
# Set modules path to correct location and sets kernel name for initramfs
var.modules = "/lib/modules/" + var.kernel + "/"
var.lmodules = var.temp + "/" + var.modules
var.initrd = "initrd-" + var.kernel
# Check modules directory
cls.VerifyModulesDirectory()
# Check to make sure the kernel modules directory exists
@classmethod
def VerifyModulesDirectory(cls):
if not os.path.exists(var.modules):
Tools.Fail("The modules directory for " + var.modules +
" doesn't exist!")
# Make sure that the arch is x86_64
@classmethod
def VerifySupportedArchitecture(cls):
if var.arch != "x86_64":
Tools.Fail("Your architecture isn't supported. Exiting.")
# Checks to see if the preliminary binaries exist
@classmethod
def VerifyPreliminaryBinaries(cls):
Tools.Info("Checking preliminary binaries ...")
# If the required binaries don't exist, then exit
for binary in var.prel_bin:
if not os.path.isfile(binary):
Tools.BinaryDoesntExist(binary)
# Generates the modprobe information
@classmethod
def GenerateModprobeInfo(cls):
Tools.Info("Generating modprobe information ...")
# Copy modules.order and modules.builtin just so depmod doesn't spit out warnings. -_-
Tools.Copy(var.modules + "/modules.order")
Tools.Copy(var.modules + "/modules.builtin")
result = call(["depmod", "-b", var.temp, var.kernel])
if result != 0:
Tools.Fail(
"Depmod was unable to refresh the dependency information for your initramfs!"
)
# Copies the firmware files if necessary
@classmethod
def CopyFirmware(cls):
if Firmware.IsEnabled():
Tools.Info("Copying firmware...")
if os.path.isdir("/lib/firmware/"):
if Firmware.IsCopyAllEnabled():
shutil.copytree("/lib/firmware/",
var.temp + "/lib/firmware/")
else:
# Copy the firmware in the files list
if Firmware.GetFiles():
try:
for fw in Firmware.GetFiles():
Tools.Copy(
fw, directoryPrefix=var.firmwareDirectory)
except FileNotFoundError:
Tools.Warn(
"An error occured while copying the following firmware: "
+ fw)
else:
Tools.Warn(
"No firmware files were found in the firmware list!"
)
else:
Tools.Fail("The /lib/firmware/ directory does not exist")
# Create the required symlinks
@classmethod
def CreateLinks(cls):
Tools.Info("Creating symlinks ...")
# Needs to be from this directory so that the links are relative
os.chdir(var.lbin)
# Create busybox links
cmd = 'chroot ' + var.temp + ' /bin/busybox sh -c "cd /bin && /bin/busybox --install -s ."'
callResult = call(cmd, shell=True)
if callResult != 0:
Tools.Fail("Unable to create busybox links via chroot!")
# Create 'sh' symlink to 'bash'
os.remove(var.temp + "/bin/sh")
os.symlink("bash", "sh")
# Switch to the kmod directory, delete the corresponding busybox
# symlink and create the symlinks pointing to kmod
if os.path.isfile(var.lsbin + "/kmod"):
os.chdir(var.lsbin)
elif os.path.isfile(var.lbin + "/kmod"):
os.chdir(var.lbin)
for link in Base.GetKmodLinks():
os.remove(var.temp + "/bin/" + link)
os.symlink("kmod", link)
# Creates symlinks from library files found in each /usr/lib## dir to the /lib[32/64] directories
@classmethod
def CreateLibraryLinks(cls):
# Set library symlinks
if os.path.isdir(var.temp + "/usr/lib") and os.path.isdir(var.temp +
"/lib64"):
pcmd = 'find /usr/lib -iname "*.so.*" -exec ln -s "{}" /lib64 \;'
cmd = 'chroot ' + var.temp + ' /bin/busybox sh -c "' + pcmd + '"'
call(cmd, shell=True)
if os.path.isdir(var.temp + "/usr/lib32") and os.path.isdir(var.temp +
"/lib32"):
pcmd = 'find /usr/lib32 -iname "*.so.*" -exec ln -s "{}" /lib32 \;'
cmd = 'chroot ' + var.temp + ' /bin/busybox sh -c "' + pcmd + '"'
call(cmd, shell=True)
if os.path.isdir(var.temp + "/usr/lib64") and os.path.isdir(var.temp +
"/lib64"):
pcmd = 'find /usr/lib64 -iname "*.so.*" -exec ln -s "{}" /lib64 \;'
cmd = 'chroot ' + var.temp + ' /bin/busybox sh -c "' + pcmd + '"'
call(cmd, shell=True)
# Copies files that udev uses, like /etc/udev/*, /lib/udev/*, etc
@classmethod
def CopyUdevSupportFiles(cls):
# Copy all of the udev files
if os.path.isdir("/etc/udev/"):
shutil.copytree("/etc/udev/", var.temp + "/etc/udev/")
if os.path.isdir("/lib/udev/"):
shutil.copytree("/lib/udev/", var.temp + "/lib/udev/")
# Rename udevd and place in /sbin
udev_path = Tools.GetUdevPath()
systemd_dir = os.path.dirname(udev_path)
if os.path.isfile(var.temp + udev_path) and udev_path != "/sbin/udevd":
os.rename(var.temp + udev_path, var.temp + "/sbin/udevd")
os.rmdir(var.temp + systemd_dir)
# Dumps the current system's keymap
@classmethod
def DumpSystemKeymap(cls):
pathToKeymap = var.temp + "/etc/keymap"
result = call("dumpkeys > " + pathToKeymap, shell=True)
if result != 0 or not os.path.isfile(pathToKeymap):
Tools.Warn(
"There was an error dumping the system's current keymap. Ignoring."
)
# This functions does any last minute steps like copying zfs.conf,
# giving init execute permissions, setting up symlinks, etc
@classmethod
def LastSteps(cls):
Tools.Info("Performing finishing steps ...")
# Create mtab file
call(["touch", var.temp + "/etc/mtab"])
if not os.path.isfile(var.temp + "/etc/mtab"):
Tools.Fail("Error creating the mtab file. Exiting.")
cls.CreateLibraryLinks()
# Copy the init script
Tools.SafeCopy(var.files_dir + "/init", var.temp)
# Give execute permissions to the script
cr = call(["chmod", "u+x", var.temp + "/init"])
if cr != 0:
Tools.Fail("Failed to give executive privileges to " + var.temp +
"/init")
# Copy the bash related files
bash_files = [
var.files_dir + "/bash/profile", var.files_dir + "/bash/DIR_COLORS"
]
for bash_file in bash_files:
Tools.SafeCopy(bash_file, var.temp + "/etc/")
Tools.SafeCopy(var.files_dir + "/bash/bashrc", var.temp + "/etc/bash")
# Sets initramfs script version number
call([
"sed", "-i", "-e",
var.initrdVersionLine + "s/0/" + var.version + "/",
var.temp + "/init"
])
# Copy all of the modprobe configurations
if os.path.isdir("/etc/modprobe.d/"):
shutil.copytree("/etc/modprobe.d/", var.temp + "/etc/modprobe.d/")
cls.CopyUdevSupportFiles()
cls.DumpSystemKeymap()
# Any last substitutions or additions/modifications should be done here
# Enable LUKS in the init if LUKS is being used
if Luks.IsEnabled():
Tools.ActivateTriggerInInit(var.useLuksLine)
# Copy over our keyfile if the user activated it
if Luks.IsKeyfileEnabled():
Tools.Flag("Embedding our keyfile into the initramfs...")
Tools.SafeCopy(Luks.GetKeyfilePath(), var.temp + "/etc",
"keyfile")
# Enable RAID in the init if RAID is being used
if Raid.IsEnabled():
Tools.ActivateTriggerInInit(var.useRaidLine)
# Make sure to copy the mdadm.conf from our current system.
# If not, the kernel autodetection while assembling the array
# will not know what name to give them, so it will name it something
# like /dev/md126, /dev/md127 rather than /dev/md0, /dev/md1.
# If the user didn't modify the default (all commented) mdadm.conf file,
# then they will obviously get wrong raid array numbers being assigned
# by the kernel. The user needs to run a "mdadm --examine --scan > /etc/mdadm.conf"
# to fix this, and re-run the initramfs creator.
mdadm_conf = "/etc/mdadm.conf"
Tools.CopyConfigOrWarn(mdadm_conf)
# Enable LVM in the init if LVM is being used
if Lvm.IsEnabled():
Tools.ActivateTriggerInInit(var.useLvmLine)
lvm_conf = "/etc/lvm/lvm.conf"
Tools.CopyConfigOrWarn(lvm_conf)
# Enable ZFS in the init if ZFS is being used
if Zfs.IsEnabled():
Tools.ActivateTriggerInInit(var.useZfsLine)
# Enable ADDON in the init and add our modules to the initramfs
# if addon is being used
if Addon.IsEnabled():
Tools.ActivateTriggerInInit(var.useAddonLine)
call([
"sed", "-i", "-e", var.addonModulesLine + "s/\"\"/\"" +
" ".join(Addon.GetFiles()) + "\"/", var.temp + "/init"
])
# Create the initramfs
@classmethod
def CreateInitramfs(cls):
Tools.Info("Creating the initramfs ...")
# The find command must use the `find .` and not `find ${T}`
# because if not, then the initramfs layout will be prefixed with
# the ${T} path.
os.chdir(var.temp)
call([
"find . -print0 | cpio -o --null --format=newc | gzip -9 > " +
var.home + "/" + var.initrd
],
shell=True)
if not os.path.isfile(var.home + "/" + var.initrd):
Tools.Fail("Error creating the initramfs. Exiting.")
# Checks to see if the binaries exist, if not then emerge
@classmethod
def VerifyBinaries(cls):
Tools.Info("Checking required files ...")
# Check required base files
cls.VerifyBinariesExist(Base.GetFiles())
# Check required luks files
if Luks.IsEnabled():
Tools.Flag("Using LUKS")
cls.VerifyBinariesExist(Luks.GetFiles())
# Check required raid files
if Raid.IsEnabled():
Tools.Flag("Using RAID")
cls.VerifyBinariesExist(Raid.GetFiles())
# Check required lvm files
if Lvm.IsEnabled():
Tools.Flag("Using LVM")
cls.VerifyBinariesExist(Lvm.GetFiles())
# Check required zfs files
if Zfs.IsEnabled():
Tools.Flag("Using ZFS")
cls.VerifyBinariesExist(Zfs.GetFiles())
# Checks to see that all the binaries in the array exist and errors if they don't
@classmethod
def VerifyBinariesExist(cls, vFiles):
for file in vFiles:
if not os.path.exists(file):
Tools.BinaryDoesntExist(file)
# Copies the required files into the initramfs
@classmethod
def CopyBinaries(cls):
Tools.Info("Copying binaries ...")
cls.FilterAndInstall(Base.GetFiles())
if Luks.IsEnabled():
cls.FilterAndInstall(Luks.GetFiles())
if Raid.IsEnabled():
cls.FilterAndInstall(Raid.GetFiles())
if Lvm.IsEnabled():
cls.FilterAndInstall(Lvm.GetFiles())
if Zfs.IsEnabled():
cls.FilterAndInstall(Zfs.GetFiles())
cls.FilterAndInstall(Zfs.GetOptionalFiles(), dontFail=True)
# Copies the man pages (driver)
@classmethod
def CopyManPages(cls):
if Zfs.IsEnabled() and Zfs.IsManEnabled():
Tools.Info("Copying man pages ...")
cls.CopyMan(Zfs.GetManPages())
# Depending the ZFS version that the user is running,
# some manual pages that the initramfs wants to copy might not
# have yet been written. Therefore, attempt to copy the man pages,
# but if we are unable to copy, then just continue.
@classmethod
def CopyMan(cls, files):
for f in files:
Tools.Copy(f, dontFail=True)
# Filters and installs each file in the array into the initramfs
# Optional Args:
# dontFail - Same description as the one in Tools.Copy
@classmethod
def FilterAndInstall(cls, vFiles, **optionalArgs):
for file in vFiles:
# If the application is a binary, add it to our binary set. If the application is not
# a binary, then we will get a CalledProcessError because the output will be null.
try:
check_output('file -L ' + file.strip() + ' | grep "linked"',
shell=True,
universal_newlines=True).strip()
cls._binset.add(file)
except CalledProcessError:
pass
# Copy the file into the initramfs
Tools.Copy(file, dontFail=optionalArgs.get("dontFail", False))
# Copy modules and their dependencies
@classmethod
def CopyModules(cls):
moddeps = set()
# Build the list of module dependencies
if Addon.IsEnabled():
Tools.Info("Copying modules ...")
# Checks to see if all the modules in the list exist
for file in Addon.GetFiles():
try:
cmd = 'find ' + var.modules + ' -iname "' + file + '.ko" | grep ' + file + '.ko'
result = check_output(cmd,
universal_newlines=True,
shell=True).strip()
cls._modset.add(result)
except CalledProcessError:
Tools.ModuleDoesntExist(file)
# If a kernel has been set, try to update the module dependencies
# database before searching it
if var.kernel:
try:
result = call(["depmod", var.kernel])
if result:
Tools.Fail("Error updating module dependency database!")
except FileNotFoundError:
# This should never occur because the application checks
# that root is the user that is running the application.
# Non-administraative users normally don't have access
# to the 'depmod' command.
Tools.Fail("The 'depmod' command wasn't found.")
# Get the dependencies for all the modules in our set
for file in cls._modset:
# Get only the name of the module
match = re.search('(?<=/)[a-zA-Z0-9_-]+.ko', file)
if match:
sFile = match.group().split(".")[0]
cmd = "modprobe -S " + var.kernel + " --show-depends " + sFile + " | awk -F ' ' '{print $2}'"
results = check_output(cmd,
shell=True,
universal_newlines=True).strip()
for i in results.split("\n"):
moddeps.add(i.strip())
# Copy the modules/dependencies
if moddeps:
for module in moddeps:
Tools.Copy(module)
# Update module dependency database inside the initramfs
cls.GenerateModprobeInfo()
# Gets the library dependencies for all our binaries and copies them into our initramfs.
@classmethod
def CopyDependencies(cls):
Tools.Info("Copying library dependencies ...")
bindeps = set()
# Get the interpreter name that is on this system
result = check_output("ls " + var.lib64 + "/ld-linux-x86-64.so*",
shell=True,
universal_newlines=True).strip()
# Add intepreter to deps since everything will depend on it
bindeps.add(result)
# Get the dependencies for the binaries we've collected and add them to
# our bindeps set. These will all be copied into the initramfs later.
for binary in cls._binset:
cmd = "ldd " + binary + " | awk -F '=>' '{print $2}' | awk -F ' ' '{print $1}' | sed '/^ *$/d'"
results = check_output(cmd, shell=True,
universal_newlines=True).strip()
if results:
for library in results.split("\n"):
bindeps.add(library)
# Copy all the dependencies of the binary files into the initramfs
for library in bindeps:
Tools.Copy(library)
class Core:
# List of binaries (That will be 'ldd'ed later)
_binset = set()
# List of modules that will be compressed
_modset = set()
# Enable the 'base' hook since all initramfs will have this
Base.Enable()
# Modules will now always be enabled since all initramfs can have
# the ability to have 0 or more modules.
Modules.Enable()
@classmethod
# Prints the menu and accepts user features
def PrintMenuAndGetDesiredFeatures(cls):
# If the user didn't pass their desired features through the command
# line, then ask them which initramfs they would like to generate.
if not var.features:
print(
"Which initramfs features do you want? (Separated by a comma):"
)
Tools.PrintFeatures()
var.features = Tools.Question("Features [1]: ")
if var.features:
var.features = cls.ConvertNumberedFeaturesToNamedList(
var.features)
else:
var.features = ["zfs"]
Tools.NewLine()
else:
var.features = var.features.split(",")
for feature in var.features:
if feature == "zfs":
Zfs.Enable()
Modules.AddFile("zfs")
elif feature == "luks":
Luks.Enable()
# Just a base initramfs with no additional stuff
# This can be used with other options though
# (i.e you have your rootfs directly on top of LUKS)
elif feature == "basic":
pass
elif feature == "exit":
Tools.Warn("Exiting.")
quit(0)
else:
Tools.Warn("Invalid Option. Exiting.")
quit(1)
# Returns the name equivalent list of a numbered list of features
@classmethod
def ConvertNumberedFeaturesToNamedList(cls, numbered_feature_list):
named_features = []
try:
for feature in numbered_feature_list.split(","):
feature_as_string = Tools._features[int(feature)].lower()
named_features.append(feature_as_string)
except KeyError:
named_features.clear()
named_features.append("exit")
return named_features
# Creates the base directory structure
@classmethod
def CreateBaselayout(cls):
Tools.Info("Creating temporary directory at " + var.temp + " ...")
for dir in var.baselayout:
call(["mkdir", "-p", dir])
# Ask the user if they want to use their current kernel, or another one
@classmethod
def GetDesiredKernel(cls):
if not var.kernel:
current_kernel = check_output(["uname", "-r"],
universal_newlines=True).strip()
message = ("Do you want to use the current kernel: " +
current_kernel + " [Y/n]: ")
choice = Tools.Question(message)
Tools.NewLine()
if choice == "y" or choice == "Y" or not choice:
var.kernel = current_kernel
elif choice == "n" or choice == "N":
var.kernel = Tools.Question("Please enter the kernel name: ")
Tools.NewLine()
if not var.kernel:
Tools.Fail("You didn't enter a kernel. Exiting...")
else:
Tools.Fail("Invalid Option. Exiting.")
# Set modules path to correct location and sets kernel name for initramfs
var.modules = "/lib/modules/" + var.kernel + "/"
var.lmodules = var.temp + "/" + var.modules
var.initrd = "initrd-" + var.kernel
# Check modules directory
cls.VerifyModulesDirectory()
# Check to make sure the kernel modules directory exists
@classmethod
def VerifyModulesDirectory(cls):
if not os.path.exists(var.modules):
Tools.Fail("The modules directory for " + var.modules +
" doesn't exist!")
# Make sure that the arch is x86_64
@classmethod
def VerifySupportedArchitecture(cls):
if var.arch != "x86_64":
Tools.Fail("Your architecture isn't supported. Exiting.")
# Checks to see if the preliminary binaries exist
@classmethod
def VerifyPreliminaryBinaries(cls):
Tools.Info("Checking preliminary binaries ...")
# If the required binaries don't exist, then exit
for binary in var.prel_bin:
if not os.path.isfile(Tools.GetProgramPath(binary)):
Tools.BinaryDoesntExist(binary)
# Generates the modprobe information
@classmethod
def GenerateModprobeInfo(cls):
Tools.Info("Generating modprobe information ...")
# Copy modules.order and modules.builtin just so depmod doesn't spit out warnings. -_-
Tools.Copy(var.modules + "/modules.order")
Tools.Copy(var.modules + "/modules.builtin")
result = call(["depmod", "-b", var.temp, var.kernel])
if result != 0:
Tools.Fail(
"Depmod was unable to refresh the dependency information for your initramfs!"
)
# Copies the firmware files if necessary
@classmethod
def CopyFirmware(cls):
if Firmware.IsEnabled():
Tools.Info("Copying firmware...")
if os.path.isdir("/lib/firmware/"):
if Firmware.IsCopyAllEnabled():
shutil.copytree("/lib/firmware/",
var.temp + "/lib/firmware/")
else:
# Copy the firmware in the files list
if Firmware.GetFiles():
try:
for fw in Firmware.GetFiles():
Tools.Copy(
fw, directoryPrefix=var.firmwareDirectory)
except FileNotFoundError:
Tools.Warn(
"An error occured while copying the following firmware: "
+ fw)
else:
Tools.Warn(
"No firmware files were found in the firmware list!"
)
else:
Tools.Fail("The /lib/firmware/ directory does not exist")
# Create the required symlinks
@classmethod
def CreateLinks(cls):
Tools.Info("Creating symlinks ...")
# Needs to be from this directory so that the links are relative
os.chdir(var.lbin)
# Create busybox links
cmd = ("chroot " + var.temp +
' /bin/busybox sh -c "cd /bin && /bin/busybox --install -s ."')
callResult = call(cmd, shell=True)
if callResult != 0:
Tools.Fail("Unable to create busybox links via chroot!")
# Create 'sh' symlink to 'bash'
os.remove(var.temp + "/bin/sh")
os.symlink("bash", "sh")
# Switch to the kmod directory, delete the corresponding busybox
# symlink and create the symlinks pointing to kmod
if os.path.isfile(var.lsbin + "/kmod"):
os.chdir(var.lsbin)
elif os.path.isfile(var.lbin + "/kmod"):
os.chdir(var.lbin)
for link in Base.GetKmodLinks():
os.remove(var.temp + "/bin/" + link)
os.symlink("kmod", link)
# Creates symlinks from library files found in each /usr/lib## dir to the /lib[32/64] directories
@classmethod
def CreateLibraryLinks(cls):
if os.path.isdir(var.temp + "/usr/lib") and os.path.isdir(var.temp +
"/lib64"):
cls.FindAndCreateLinks("/usr/lib/", "/lib64")
if os.path.isdir(var.temp + "/usr/lib32") and os.path.isdir(var.temp +
"/lib32"):
cls.FindAndCreateLinks("/usr/lib32/", "/lib32")
if os.path.isdir(var.temp + "/usr/lib64") and os.path.isdir(var.temp +
"/lib64"):
cls.FindAndCreateLinks("/usr/lib64/", "/lib64")
# Create links to libraries found within /lib itself
if os.path.isdir(var.temp + "/lib") and os.path.isdir(var.temp +
"/lib"):
cls.FindAndCreateLinks("/lib/", "/lib")
@classmethod
def FindAndCreateLinks(cls, sourceDirectory, targetDirectory):
pcmd = ("find " + sourceDirectory +
' -iname "*.so.*" -exec ln -sf "{}" ' + targetDirectory +
" \;")
cmd = f'chroot {var.temp} /bin/busybox sh -c "{pcmd}"'
call(cmd, shell=True)
pcmd = ("find " + sourceDirectory +
' -iname "*.so" -exec ln -sf "{}" ' + targetDirectory + " \;")
cmd = f'chroot {var.temp} /bin/busybox sh -c "{pcmd}"'
call(cmd, shell=True)
# Copies udev and files that udev uses, like /etc/udev/*, /lib/udev/*, etc
@classmethod
def CopyUdevAndSupportFiles(cls):
# Copy all of the udev files
udev_conf_dir = "/etc/udev/"
temp_udev_conf_dir = var.temp + udev_conf_dir
if os.path.isdir(udev_conf_dir):
shutil.copytree(udev_conf_dir, temp_udev_conf_dir)
udev_lib_dir = "/lib/udev/"
temp_udev_lib_dir = var.temp + udev_lib_dir
if os.path.isdir(udev_lib_dir):
shutil.copytree(udev_lib_dir, temp_udev_lib_dir)
# Rename udevd and place in /sbin
udev_path = Tools.GetUdevPath()
systemd_dir = os.path.dirname(udev_path)
sbin_udevd = var.sbin + "/udevd"
udev_path_temp = var.temp + udev_path
if os.path.isfile(udev_path_temp) and udev_path != sbin_udevd:
udev_path_new = var.temp + sbin_udevd
os.rename(udev_path_temp, udev_path_new)
temp_systemd_dir = var.temp + systemd_dir
# If the directory is empty, than remove it.
# With the recent gentoo systemd root prefix move, it is moving to
# /lib/systemd. Thus this directory also contains systemd dependencies
# such as: libsystemd-shared-###.so
# https://gentoo.org/support/news-items/2017-07-16-systemd-rootprefix.html
if not os.listdir(temp_systemd_dir):
os.rmdir(temp_systemd_dir)
# Dumps the current system's keymap
@classmethod
def DumpSystemKeymap(cls):
pathToKeymap = var.temp + "/etc/keymap"
result = call("dumpkeys > " + pathToKeymap, shell=True)
if result != 0 or not os.path.isfile(pathToKeymap):
Tools.Warn(
"There was an error dumping the system's current keymap. Ignoring."
)
# This functions does any last minute steps like copying zfs.conf,
# giving init execute permissions, setting up symlinks, etc
@classmethod
def LastSteps(cls):
Tools.Info("Performing finishing steps ...")
# Create mtab file
call(["touch", var.temp + "/etc/mtab"])
if not os.path.isfile(var.temp + "/etc/mtab"):
Tools.Fail("Error creating the mtab file. Exiting.")
cls.CreateLibraryLinks()
# Copy the init script
Tools.SafeCopy(var.files_dir + "/init", var.temp)
# Give execute permissions to the script
cr = call(["chmod", "u+x", var.temp + "/init"])
if cr != 0:
Tools.Fail("Failed to give executive privileges to " + var.temp +
"/init")
# Sets initramfs script version number
cmd = f"echo {var.version} > {var.temp}/version.bliss"
call(cmd, shell=True)
# Copy all of the modprobe configurations
if os.path.isdir("/etc/modprobe.d/"):
shutil.copytree("/etc/modprobe.d/", var.temp + "/etc/modprobe.d/")
cls.CopyUdevAndSupportFiles()
cls.DumpSystemKeymap()
# Any last substitutions or additions/modifications should be done here
if Luks.IsEnabled():
# Copy over our keyfile if the user activated it
if Luks.IsKeyfileEnabled():
Tools.Flag("Embedding our keyfile into the initramfs...")
Tools.SafeCopy(Luks.GetKeyfilePath(), var.temp + "/etc",
"keyfile")
# Copy over our detached header if the user activated it
if Luks.IsDetachedHeaderEnabled():
Tools.Flag(
"Embedding our detached header into the initramfs...")
Tools.SafeCopy(Luks.GetDetachedHeaderPath(), var.temp + "/etc",
"header")
# Add any modules needed into the initramfs
requiredModules = ",".join(Modules.GetFiles())
cmd = f"echo {requiredModules} > {var.temp}/modules.bliss"
call(cmd, shell=True)
cls.CopyLibGccLibrary()
# Copy the 'libgcc' library so that when libpthreads loads it during runtime.
# https://github.com/zfsonlinux/zfs/issues/4749
@classmethod
def CopyLibGccLibrary(cls):
# Find the correct path for libgcc
libgcc_filename = "libgcc_s.so"
libgcc_filename_main = libgcc_filename + ".1"
# check for gcc-config
cmd = 'whereis gcc-config | cut -d " " -f 2'
res = Tools.Run(cmd)
if res:
# Try gcc-config
cmd = "gcc-config -L | cut -d ':' -f 1"
res = Tools.Run(cmd)
if res:
# Use path from gcc-config
libgcc_path = res[0] + "/" + libgcc_filename_main
Tools.SafeCopy(libgcc_path, var.llib64)
os.chdir(var.llib64)
os.symlink(libgcc_filename_main, libgcc_filename)
return
# Doing a 'whereis <name of libgcc library>' will not work because it seems
# that it finds libraries in /lib, /lib64, /usr/lib, /usr/lib64, but not in
# /usr/lib/gcc/ (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu/5.4.0, etc)
# When a better approach is found, we can plug it in here directly and return
# in the event that it succeeds. If it fails, we just continue execution
# until the end of the function.
# If we've reached this point, we have failed to copy the gcc library.
Tools.Fail("Unable to retrieve the gcc library path!")
# Create the initramfs
@classmethod
def CreateInitramfs(cls):
Tools.Info("Creating the initramfs ...")
# The find command must use the `find .` and not `find ${T}`
# because if not, then the initramfs layout will be prefixed with
# the ${T} path.
os.chdir(var.temp)
call(
[
"find . -print0 | cpio -o --null --format=newc | gzip -9 > " +
var.home + "/" + var.initrd
],
shell=True,
)
if not os.path.isfile(var.home + "/" + var.initrd):
Tools.Fail("Error creating the initramfs. Exiting.")
# Checks to see if the binaries exist, if not then emerge
@classmethod
def VerifyBinaries(cls):
Tools.Info("Checking required files ...")
# Check required base files
cls.VerifyBinariesExist(Base.GetFiles())
# Check required luks files
if Luks.IsEnabled():
Tools.Flag("Using LUKS")
cls.VerifyBinariesExist(Luks.GetFiles())
# Check required zfs files
if Zfs.IsEnabled():
Tools.Flag("Using ZFS")
cls.VerifyBinariesExist(Zfs.GetFiles())
# Checks to see that all the binaries in the array exist and errors if they don't
@classmethod
def VerifyBinariesExist(cls, vFiles):
for file in vFiles:
if not os.path.exists(file):
Tools.BinaryDoesntExist(file)
# Copies the required files into the initramfs
@classmethod
def CopyBinaries(cls):
Tools.Info("Copying binaries ...")
cls.FilterAndInstall(Base.GetFiles())
if Luks.IsEnabled():
cls.FilterAndInstall(Luks.GetFiles())
if Zfs.IsEnabled():
cls.FilterAndInstall(Zfs.GetFiles())
cls.FilterAndInstall(Zfs.GetOptionalFiles(), dontFail=True)
# Copies the man pages (driver)
@classmethod
def CopyManPages(cls):
if Zfs.IsEnabled() and Zfs.IsManEnabled():
Tools.Info("Copying man pages ...")
cls.CopyMan(Zfs.GetManPages())
# Depending the ZFS version that the user is running,
# some manual pages that the initramfs wants to copy might not
# have yet been written. Therefore, attempt to copy the man pages,
# but if we are unable to copy, then just continue.
@classmethod
def CopyMan(cls, files):
for f in files:
Tools.Copy(f, dontFail=True)
# Filters and installs each file in the array into the initramfs
# Optional Args:
# dontFail - Same description as the one in Tools.Copy
@classmethod
def FilterAndInstall(cls, vFiles, **optionalArgs):
for file in vFiles:
# If the application is a binary, add it to our binary set. If the application is not
# a binary, then we will get a CalledProcessError because the output will be null.
try:
check_output(
"file -L " + file.strip() + ' | grep "linked"',
shell=True,
universal_newlines=True,
).strip()
cls._binset.add(file)
except CalledProcessError:
pass
# Copy the file into the initramfs
Tools.Copy(file, dontFail=optionalArgs.get("dontFail", False))
# Copy modules and their dependencies
@classmethod
def CopyModules(cls):
moddeps = set()
# Build the list of module dependencies
Tools.Info("Copying modules ...")
# Checks to see if all the modules in the list exist (if any)
for file in Modules.GetFiles():
try:
cmd = ("find " + var.modules + ' -iname "' + file +
'.ko" | grep ' + file + ".ko")
result = check_output(cmd, universal_newlines=True,
shell=True).strip()
cls._modset.add(result)
except CalledProcessError:
Tools.ModuleDoesntExist(file)
# If a kernel has been set, try to update the module dependencies
# database before searching it
if var.kernel:
try:
result = call(["depmod", var.kernel])
if result:
Tools.Fail("Error updating module dependency database!")
except FileNotFoundError:
# This should never occur because the application checks
# that root is the user that is running the application.
# Non-administraative users normally don't have access
# to the 'depmod' command.
Tools.Fail("The 'depmod' command wasn't found.")
# Get the dependencies for all the modules in our set
for file in cls._modset:
# Get only the name of the module
match = re.search("(?<=/)[a-zA-Z0-9_-]+.ko", file)
if match:
sFile = match.group().split(".")[0]
cmd = ("modprobe -S " + var.kernel + " --show-depends " +
sFile + " | awk -F ' ' '{print $2}'")
results = check_output(cmd,
shell=True,
universal_newlines=True).strip()
for i in results.split("\n"):
moddeps.add(i.strip())
# Copy the modules/dependencies
if moddeps:
for module in moddeps:
Tools.Copy(module)
# Update module dependency database inside the initramfs
cls.GenerateModprobeInfo()
# Gets the library dependencies for all our binaries and copies them into our initramfs.
@classmethod
def CopyDependencies(cls):
Tools.Info("Copying library dependencies ...")
bindeps = set()
# Musl and non-musl systems are supported.
possible_libc_paths = [
var.lib64 + "/ld-linux-x86-64.so*",
var.lib + "/ld-musl-x86_64.so*",
]
libc_found = False
for libc in possible_libc_paths:
try:
# (Dirty implementation) Use the exit code of grep with no messages being outputed to see if this interpreter exists.
# We don't know the name yet which is why we are using the wildcard in the variable declaration.
result = call("grep -Uqs thiswillnevermatch " + libc,
shell=True)
# 0 = match found
# 1 = file exists but not found
# 2 = file doesn't exist
# In situations 0 or 1, we are good, since we just care that the file exists.
if result != 0 and result != 1:
continue
# Get the interpreter name that is on this system
result = check_output("ls " + libc,
shell=True,
universal_newlines=True).strip()
# Add intepreter to deps since everything will depend on it
bindeps.add(result)
libc_found = True
except Exception as e:
pass
if not libc_found:
Tools.Fail("No libc interpreters were found!")
# Get the dependencies for the binaries we've collected and add them to
# our bindeps set. These will all be copied into the initramfs later.
for binary in cls._binset:
cmd = (
"ldd " + binary +
" | awk -F '=>' '{print $2}' | awk -F ' ' '{print $1}' | sed '/^ *$/d'"
)
results = check_output(cmd, shell=True,
universal_newlines=True).strip()
if results:
for library in results.split("\n"):
bindeps.add(library)
# Copy all the dependencies of the binary files into the initramfs
for library in bindeps:
Tools.Copy(library)
class Core:
"""Contains the core of the application"""
# List of binaries (That will be 'ldd'ed later)
_binset = set()
# List of modules that will be compressed
_modset = set()
# Enable the 'base' hook since all initramfs will have this
Base.Enable()
# Enable the 'zfs' hook since all initramfs will have this
Zfs.Enable()
# Enable the 'modules' hook since all initramfs will have this
Modules.Enable()
@classmethod
def LoadSettings(cls):
"""Loads all of the settings from the json file into the Hooks."""
# This approach was taken since it was the easiest / cleanest
# implementation in terms of keeping the application references
# mostly the same, but still being able to load the external info.
settings = Tools.LoadSettings()
# Base
Base._files = settings["base"]["files"]
Base._kmod_links = settings["base"]["kmodLinks"]
Base._udev_provider = settings["base"]["udevProvider"]
# Modules
# A list of kernel modules to include in the initramfs
# Format: "module1", "module2", "module3", ...
# Example: To enable nvme and i915 you would have the following
# modules in your settings.json: [nvme", "i915"]
Modules._files = settings["modules"]["files"]
# ZFS
# Required Files
Zfs._files = settings["zfs"]["files"]
# Optional Files. Will not fail if we fail to copy them.
Zfs._optional_files = settings["zfs"]["optionalFiles"]
# Man Pages. Not used for actual initramfs environment
# since the initramfs doesn't have the applications required to
# display these man pages without increasing the size a lot. However,
# these are used by the 'sysresccd-moddat' scripts to generate
# the sysresccd + zfs isos.
# Should we copy the man pages?
Zfs._use_man = settings["zfs"]["useMan"]
# Note: Portage allows one to change the compression type with
# PORTAGE_COMPRESS. In this situation, these files will have
# a different extension. The user should adjust these if needed.
Zfs._man = settings["zfs"]["manFiles"]
# Firmware
# Copy firmware?
Firmware._use = settings["firmware"]["use"]
# If enabled, all the firmware in /lib/firmware will be copied into the initramfs.
# If you know exactly what firmware files you want, definitely leave this at 0 so
# to reduce the initramfs size.
Firmware._copy_all = settings["firmware"]["copyAll"]
# A list of firmware files to include in the initramfs
Firmware._files = settings["firmware"]["files"]
# A list of firmware directories to include in the initramfs
Firmware._directories = settings["firmware"]["directories"]
# Variables
var.bin = settings["systemDirectory"]["bin"]
var.sbin = settings["systemDirectory"]["sbin"]
var.lib = settings["systemDirectory"]["lib"]
var.lib64 = settings["systemDirectory"]["lib64"]
var.etc = settings["systemDirectory"]["etc"]
# Preliminary binaries needed for the success of creating the initrd
# but that are not needed to be placed inside the initrd
var.preliminaryBinaries = settings["preliminaryBuildBinaries"]
var.modulesDirectory = settings["modulesDirectory"]
var.firmwareDirectory = settings["firmwareDirectory"]
var.initrdPrefix = settings["initrdPrefix"]
var.modprobeDirectory = settings["modprobeDirectory"]
var.udevEtcDirectory = settings["udev"]["etc"]["baseDirectory"]
var.udevEtcExcludedFiles = settings["udev"]["etc"]["excludedFiles"]
var.udevLibDirectory = settings["udev"]["lib"]["baseDirectory"]
var.udevLibExcludedFiles = settings["udev"]["lib"]["excludedFiles"]
@classmethod
def AddFilesAfterSettingsLoaded(cls):
"""Adds required files to different hooks after the settings are loaded."""
# The udev provider is also part of the base required files. However,
# we are simplifying it to only one entry in the json so that if the
# user's provider defers, they only need to change it in one place.
Base.AddFile(Base.GetUdevProvider())
# Add the required ZFS module
Modules.AddFile("zfs")
@classmethod
def CreateBaselayout(cls):
"""Creates the base directory structure."""
Tools.Info("Creating temporary directory at " + var.temp + " ...")
for dir in var.baselayout:
call(["mkdir", "-p", dir])
@classmethod
def SetAndCheckDesiredKernel(cls):
"""Sets kernel related variables and modules check."""
# Set modules path to correct location and sets kernel name for initramfs
var.modules = var.modulesDirectory + "/" + var.kernel + "/"
var.lmodules = var.temp + "/" + var.modules
var.initrd = var.initrdPrefix + var.kernel
# Check modules directory
cls.VerifyModulesDirectory()
@classmethod
def VerifyModulesDirectory(cls):
"""Check to make sure the kernel modules directory exists."""
if not os.path.exists(var.modules):
Tools.Fail("The modules directory for " + var.modules + " doesn't exist!")
@classmethod
def VerifySupportedArchitecture(cls):
"""Checks to see that the architecture is supported."""
if var.arch != "x86_64":
Tools.Fail("Your architecture isn't supported. Exiting.")
@classmethod
def VerifyPreliminaryBinaries(cls):
"""Checks to see if the preliminary binaries exist."""
Tools.Info("Checking preliminary binaries ...")
# If the required binaries don't exist, then exit
for binary in var.preliminaryBinaries:
if not os.path.isfile(Tools.GetProgramPath(binary)):
Tools.BinaryDoesntExist(binary)
@classmethod
def GenerateModprobeInfo(cls):
"""Generates the modprobe information."""
Tools.Info("Generating modprobe information ...")
# Copy modules.order and modules.builtin just so depmod doesn't spit out warnings. -_-
Tools.Into(var.modules + "/modules.order")
Tools.Into(var.modules + "/modules.builtin")
result = call(["depmod", "-b", var.temp, var.kernel])
if result != 0:
Tools.Fail(
"Depmod was unable to refresh the dependency information for your initramfs!"
)
@classmethod
def CopyFirmware(cls):
"""Copies the firmware files/directories if necessary."""
if Firmware.IsEnabled():
Tools.Info("Copying firmware...")
if os.path.isdir(var.firmwareDirectory):
if Firmware.IsCopyAllEnabled():
Tools.CopyTree(
var.firmwareDirectory, var.temp + var.firmwareDirectory
)
else:
# Copy the firmware files
if Firmware.GetFiles():
try:
for fw in Firmware.GetFiles():
Tools.Into(fw, directoryPrefix=var.firmwareDirectory)
except FileNotFoundError:
Tools.Warn(
"An error occurred while copying the following firmware file: {}".format(
fw
)
)
# Copy the firmware directories
if Firmware.GetDirectories():
try:
for fw in Firmware.GetDirectories():
sourceFirmwareDirectory = os.path.join(
var.firmwareDirectory, fw
)
targetFirmwareDirectory = (
var.temp + sourceFirmwareDirectory
)
Tools.CopyTree(
sourceFirmwareDirectory, targetFirmwareDirectory
)
except FileNotFoundError:
Tools.Warn(
"An error occurred while copying the following directory: {}".format(
fw
)
)
else:
Tools.Fail(
"The {} directory does not exist".format(var.firmwareDirectory)
)
@classmethod
def CreateLinks(cls):
"""Create the required symlinks."""
Tools.Info("Creating symlinks ...")
# Needs to be from this directory so that the links are relative
os.chdir(var.GetTempBinDir())
# Create busybox links
cmd = (
"chroot "
+ var.temp
+ ' /bin/busybox sh -c "cd /bin && /bin/busybox --install -s ."'
)
callResult = call(cmd, shell=True)
if callResult != 0:
Tools.Fail("Unable to create busybox links via chroot!")
# Create 'sh' symlink to 'bash'
os.remove(var.temp + "/bin/sh")
os.symlink("bash", "sh")
# Switch to the kmod directory, delete the corresponding busybox
# symlink and create the symlinks pointing to kmod
if os.path.isfile(var.GetTempSbinDir() + "/kmod"):
os.chdir(var.GetTempSbinDir())
elif os.path.isfile(var.GetTempBinDir() + "/kmod"):
os.chdir(var.GetTempBinDir())
for link in Base.GetKmodLinks():
os.remove(var.temp + "/bin/" + link)
os.symlink("kmod", link)
@classmethod
def CreateLibraryLinks(cls):
"""Creates symlinks from library files found in each /usr/lib## dir to the /lib[32/64] directories."""
if os.path.isdir(var.temp + "/usr/lib") and os.path.isdir(var.temp + "/lib64"):
cls._FindAndCreateLinks("/usr/lib/", "/lib64")
if os.path.isdir(var.temp + "/usr/lib32") and os.path.isdir(
var.temp + "/lib32"
):
cls._FindAndCreateLinks("/usr/lib32/", "/lib32")
if os.path.isdir(var.temp + "/usr/lib64") and os.path.isdir(
var.temp + "/lib64"
):
cls._FindAndCreateLinks("/usr/lib64/", "/lib64")
# Create links to libraries found within /lib itself
if os.path.isdir(var.temp + "/lib") and os.path.isdir(var.temp + "/lib"):
cls._FindAndCreateLinks("/lib/", "/lib")
@classmethod
def _FindAndCreateLinks(cls, sourceDirectory, targetDirectory):
pcmd = (
"find "
+ sourceDirectory
+ ' -iname "*.so.*" -exec ln -sf "{}" '
+ targetDirectory
+ " \;"
)
cmd = f'chroot {var.temp} /bin/busybox sh -c "{pcmd}"'
call(cmd, shell=True)
pcmd = (
"find "
+ sourceDirectory
+ ' -iname "*.so" -exec ln -sf "{}" '
+ targetDirectory
+ " \;"
)
cmd = f'chroot {var.temp} /bin/busybox sh -c "{pcmd}"'
call(cmd, shell=True)
@classmethod
def _CopyUdevAndDeleteFiles(cls, udevDirectory, udevExcludedFiles):
"""Helper function to copy udev directory and delete excluded files."""
tempUdevDirectory = var.temp + udevDirectory
if os.path.isdir(udevDirectory):
Tools.CopyTree(udevDirectory, tempUdevDirectory)
if udevExcludedFiles:
for udevFile in udevExcludedFiles:
fileToRemove = tempUdevDirectory + "/" + udevFile
if os.path.exists(fileToRemove):
os.remove(fileToRemove)
@classmethod
def CopyUdevAndSupportFiles(cls):
"""Copies udev and files that udev uses, like /etc/udev/*, /lib/udev/*, etc."""
cls._CopyUdevAndDeleteFiles(var.udevEtcDirectory, var.udevEtcExcludedFiles)
cls._CopyUdevAndDeleteFiles(var.udevLibDirectory, var.udevLibExcludedFiles)
# Rename udevd and place in /sbin
udevProvider = Base.GetUdevProvider()
providerDir = os.path.dirname(udevProvider)
tempUdevProvider = var.temp + udevProvider
sbinUdevd = var.sbin + "/udevd"
if os.path.isfile(tempUdevProvider) and udevProvider != sbinUdevd:
tempUdevProviderNew = var.temp + sbinUdevd
os.rename(tempUdevProvider, tempUdevProviderNew)
tempProviderDir = var.temp + providerDir
# If the directory is empty, than remove it.
# With the recent gentoo systemd root prefix move, it is moving to
# /lib/systemd. Thus this directory also contains systemd dependencies
# such as: libsystemd-shared-###.so
# https://gentoo.org/support/news-items/2017-07-16-systemd-rootprefix.html
if not os.listdir(tempProviderDir):
os.rmdir(tempProviderDir)
@classmethod
def DumpSystemKeymap(cls):
"""Dumps the current system's keymap."""
pathToKeymap = var.temp + "/etc/keymap"
result = call("dumpkeys > " + pathToKeymap, shell=True)
if result != 0 or not os.path.isfile(pathToKeymap):
Tools.Warn(
"There was an error dumping the system's current keymap. Ignoring."
)
@classmethod
def LastSteps(cls):
"""Performes any last minute steps like copying zfs.conf,
giving init execute permissions, setting up symlinks, etc.
"""
Tools.Info("Performing finishing steps ...")
# Create mtab file
call(["touch", var.temp + "/etc/mtab"])
if not os.path.isfile(var.temp + "/etc/mtab"):
Tools.Fail("Error creating the mtab file. Exiting.")
cls.CreateLibraryLinks()
# Copy the init script
Tools.SafeCopy(var.filesDirectory + "/init", var.temp)
# Give execute permissions to the script
cr = call(["chmod", "u+x", var.temp + "/init"])
if cr != 0:
Tools.Fail("Failed to give executive privileges to " + var.temp + "/init")
# Sets initramfs script version number
cmd = f"echo {var.version} > {var.temp}/version.bliss"
call(cmd, shell=True)
# Copy all of the modprobe configurations
if os.path.isdir(var.modprobeDirectory):
Tools.CopyTree(var.modprobeDirectory, var.temp + var.modprobeDirectory)
cls.CopyUdevAndSupportFiles()
cls.DumpSystemKeymap()
# Any last substitutions or additions/modifications should be done here
# Add any modules needed into the initramfs
requiredModules = ",".join(Modules.GetFiles())
cmd = f"echo {requiredModules} > {var.temp}/modules.bliss"
call(cmd, shell=True)
cls.CopyLibGccLibrary()
@classmethod
def CopyLibGccLibrary(cls):
"""Copy the 'libgcc' library so that when libpthreads loads it during runtime."""
# https://github.com/zfsonlinux/zfs/issues/4749.
# Find the correct path for libgcc
libgccFilename = "libgcc_s.so"
libgccFilenameMain = libgccFilename + ".1"
# check for gcc-config
gccConfigPath = Tools.GetProgramPath("gcc-config")
if gccConfigPath:
# Try gcc-config
cmd = "gcc-config -L | cut -d ':' -f 1"
res = Tools.Run(cmd)
if res:
# Use path from gcc-config
libgccPath = res[0] + "/" + libgccFilenameMain
Tools.SafeCopy(libgccPath, var.GetTempLib64Dir())
os.chdir(var.GetTempLib64Dir())
os.symlink(libgccFilenameMain, libgccFilename)
return
# Doing a 'whereis <name of libgcc library>' will not work because it seems
# that it finds libraries in /lib, /lib64, /usr/lib, /usr/lib64, but not in
# /usr/lib/gcc/ (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu/5.4.0, etc)
# When a better approach is found, we can plug it in here directly and return
# in the event that it succeeds. If it fails, we just continue execution
# until the end of the function.
# If we've reached this point, we have failed to copy the gcc library.
Tools.Fail("Unable to retrieve the gcc library path!")
@classmethod
def CreateInitramfs(cls):
"""Create the initramfs."""
Tools.Info("Creating the initramfs ...")
# The find command must use the `find .` and not `find ${T}`
# because if not, then the initramfs layout will be prefixed with
# the ${T} path.
os.chdir(var.temp)
call(
[
"find . -print0 | cpio -o --null --format=newc | gzip -9 > "
+ var.home
+ "/"
+ var.initrd
],
shell=True,
)
if not os.path.isfile(var.home + "/" + var.initrd):
Tools.Fail("Error creating the initramfs. Exiting.")
@classmethod
def VerifyBinaries(cls):
"""Checks to see if the binaries exist, if not then emerge."""
Tools.Info("Checking required files ...")
# Check required base files
cls.VerifyBinariesExist(Base.GetFiles())
# Check required zfs files
cls.VerifyBinariesExist(Zfs.GetFiles())
@classmethod
def VerifyBinariesExist(cls, vFiles):
"""Checks to see that all the binaries in the array exist and errors if they don't."""
for file in vFiles:
if not os.path.exists(file):
Tools.BinaryDoesntExist(file)
@classmethod
def CopyBinaries(cls):
"""Copies the required files into the initramfs."""
Tools.Info("Copying binaries ...")
cls.FilterAndInstall(Base.GetFiles())
cls.FilterAndInstall(Zfs.GetFiles())
cls.FilterAndInstall(Zfs.GetOptionalFiles(), dontFail=True)
@classmethod
def CopyManPages(cls):
"""Copies the man pages."""
if Zfs.IsManEnabled():
Tools.Info("Copying man pages ...")
cls.CopyMan(Zfs.GetManPages())
@classmethod
def CopyMan(cls, files):
"""Safely copies man pages if available. Will not fail."""
# Depending the ZFS version that the user is running,
# some manual pages that the initramfs wants to copy might not
# have yet been written. Therefore, attempt to copy the man pages,
# but if we are unable to copy, then just continue.
for f in files:
Tools.Into(f, dontFail=True)
@classmethod
def FilterAndInstall(cls, vFiles, **optionalArgs):
"""Filters and installs each file in the array into the initramfs.
Optional Args:
dontFail - Same description as the one in Tools.Copy.
"""
for file in vFiles:
# If the application is a binary, add it to our binary set. If the application is not
# a binary, then we will get a CalledProcessError because the output will be null.
try:
check_output(
"file -L " + file.strip() + ' | grep "linked"',
shell=True,
universal_newlines=True,
).strip()
cls._binset.add(file)
except CalledProcessError:
pass
# Copy the file into the initramfs
Tools.Into(file, dontFail=optionalArgs.get("dontFail", False))
@classmethod
def CopyModules(cls):
"""Copy modules and their dependencies."""
moddeps = set()
# Build the list of module dependencies
Tools.Info("Copying modules ...")
# Checks to see if all the modules in the list exist (if any)
for file in Modules.GetFiles():
Tools.Flag("Module: {}".format(file))
try:
cmd = (
"find "
+ var.modules
+ ' -iname "'
+ file
+ '.ko*" | grep '
+ file
+ ".ko"
)
result = check_output(cmd, universal_newlines=True, shell=True).strip()
cls._modset.add(result)
except CalledProcessError:
Tools.ModuleDoesntExist(file)
# Try to update the module dependencies database before searching it
try:
result = call(["depmod", var.kernel])
if result:
Tools.Fail("Error updating module dependency database!")
except FileNotFoundError:
# This should never occur because the application checks
# that root is the user that is running the application.
# Non-administraative users normally don't have access
# to the 'depmod' command.
Tools.Fail("The 'depmod' command wasn't found.")
# Get the dependencies for all the modules in our set
for file in cls._modset:
# Get only the name of the module
match = re.search("(?<=/)[a-zA-Z0-9_-]+.ko", file)
if match:
sFile = match.group().split(".")[0]
cmd = (
"modprobe -S "
+ var.kernel
+ " --show-depends "
+ sFile
+ " | awk -F ' ' '{print $2}'"
)
results = check_output(cmd, shell=True, universal_newlines=True).strip()
for i in results.split("\n"):
moddeps.add(i.strip())
# Copy the modules/dependencies
if not moddeps:
return
for module in moddeps:
Tools.Into(module)
# Update module dependency database inside the initramfs
cls.GenerateModprobeInfo()
@classmethod
def CopyDependencies(cls):
"""Gets the library dependencies for all our binaries and copies them into our initramfs."""
Tools.Info("Copying library dependencies ...")
bindeps = set()
# Musl and non-musl systems are supported.
possible_libc_paths = [
var.lib64 + "/ld-linux-x86-64.so*",
var.lib + "/ld-musl-x86_64.so*",
]
libc_found = False
for libc in possible_libc_paths:
try:
# (Dirty implementation) Use the exit code of grep with no messages being outputed to see if this interpreter exists.
# We don't know the name yet which is why we are using the wildcard in the variable declaration.
result = call("grep -Uqs thiswillnevermatch " + libc, shell=True)
# 0 = match found
# 1 = file exists but not found
# 2 = file doesn't exist
# In situations 0 or 1, we are good, since we just care that the file exists.
if result != 0 and result != 1:
continue
# Get the interpreter name that is on this system
result = check_output(
"ls " + libc, shell=True, universal_newlines=True
).strip()
# Add intepreter to deps since everything will depend on it
bindeps.add(result)
libc_found = True
except Exception as e:
pass
if not libc_found:
Tools.Fail("No libc interpreters were found!")
# Get the dependencies for the binaries we've collected and add them to
# our bindeps set. These will all be copied into the initramfs later.
for binary in cls._binset:
cmd = (
"ldd "
+ binary
+ " 2>&1 | grep -v 'not a dynamic executable' | awk -F '=>' '{print $2}' | awk -F ' ' '{print $1}' | sed '/^ *$/d'"
)
results = check_output(cmd, shell=True, universal_newlines=True).strip()
if results:
for library in results.split("\n"):
bindeps.add(library)
# Copy all the dependencies of the binary files into the initramfs
for library in bindeps:
Tools.Into(library)