#!/bin/sh

. /etc/deviceinfo

# This section generates weston.ini with options from /etc/deviceinfo (if present)

weston_config="/etc/xdg/weston/weston.ini"

mkdir -p /etc/xdg/weston

# If weston.ini exists, no modifications to it will be made
if [ ! -f $weston_config ]; then

        ### [Core]
        echo "[core]" >> $weston_config
        # modules
        # Note: Default to loading NO modules if none specified
        if [ -n "$deviceinfo_weston_core_modules" ]; then
                echo "modules=$deviceinfo_weston_core_modules" >> $weston_config
        fi
        # backend
        if [ -n "$deviceinfo_weston_core_backend" ]; then
                echo "backend=$deviceinfo_weston_core_backend" >> $weston_config
        else
                # Default backend for PMOS, if none specified
                echo "backend=fbdev-backend.so" >> $weston_config
        fi

        ### [Keyboard]
        echo "[keyboard]" >> $weston_config
        # keymap_rules
        if [ -n "$deviceinfo_weston_keymap_rules" ]; then
                echo "keymap_rules=$deviceinfo_weston_keymap_rules" >> $weston_config
        fi
        # keymap_model
        if [ -n "$deviceinfo_weston_keymap_model" ]; then
                echo "keymap_model=$deviceinfo_weston_keymap_model" >> $weston_config
        fi
fi

# Autologin on tty1, let busybox autoconfigure 2-6
autologin="user"
for i in 1 2 3 4 5 6; do
	old="^tty$i::respawn:/sbin/getty 38400 tty$i"
	new="# tty$i::respawn:/sbin/getty 38400 tty$i"
	[ "$i" == "1" ] && new="tty1::respawn:/bin/login -f $autologin"
	sed -i -e "s.$old.$new.g" /etc/inittab
done

# Create weston-launch group and add user to it
[ $(getent group weston-launch) ] || groupadd weston-launch
usermod -a -G weston-launch user