pmaports/main/postmarketos-initramfs/init_functions.sh
jane400 59fd336bbc
main/postmarketos-initramfs: run fsck and mount sysroot as rw (MR 5238)
This moves the responsibility to auto-repair filesystems to the
initramfs. (I think we don't do this at all right now).
We don't try to mount broken partitions at all, we tell the user
that the system is broken and fail_to_boot.

The flow is now:

1. mount the boot partition (read-only) for initramfs-extra
2. initramfs-extra is extracted (with the needed fsck executables)
3. fsck the root partition
4. mount root partition (read-write)
5. fsck the boot partition
6. mount the boot partition (read-write)

This helps with the systemd bringup, as we want to make use of
systemd-firstboot, which sets /etc and enabled services up. As
this service is responsible of setting up /etc, it is run before
/etc/fstab is read and before / is remounted read-write.
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#!/bin/sh
# This file will be in /init_functions.sh inside the initramfs.
ROOT_PARTITION_UNLOCKED=0
ROOT_PARTITION_RESIZED=0
PMOS_BOOT=""
PMOS_ROOT=""
CONFIGFS="/config/usb_gadget"
CONFIGFS_ACM_FUNCTION="acm.usb0"
HOST_IP="${unudhcpd_host_ip:-172.16.42.1}"
deviceinfo_getty=""
deviceinfo_name=""
deviceinfo_codename=""
# Redirect stdout and stderr to logfile
setup_log() {
local console
console="$(cat /sys/devices/virtual/tty/console/active)"
local warn_null_console=""
# Stash fd1/2 so we can restore them before switch_root, but only if the
# console is not null
if [ -n "$console" ] ; then
# The kernel logs go to the console, and we log to the kernel. Avoid printing everything
# twice.
console="/dev/null"
exec 3>&1 4>&2
else
# Setting console=null is a trick used on quite a few pmOS devices. However it is generally a really
# bad idea since it makes it impossible to debug kernel panics, and it makes our job logging in the
# initramfs a lot harder. Let's encourage people to stop using this by printing a warning to dmesg
# and logging to every console we can.
# Instead folks should add 'quiet' or 'silent' to the kernel cmdline to disable logging.
console="/dev/$(echo "$deviceinfo_getty" | cut -d';' -f1)"
if ! [ -e "$console" ]; then
console="/dev/null"
fi
warn_null_console="true"
fi
# Disable kmsg ratelimiting for userspace (it gets re-enabled again before switch_root)
echo on > /proc/sys/kernel/printk_devkmsg
# Spawn syslogd to log to the kernel
syslogd -K
local pmsg="/dev/pmsg0"
if ! [ -e "$pmsg" ]; then
pmsg="/dev/null"
fi
# Redirect to a subshell which outputs to the logfile as well
# as to the kernel ringbuffer and pstore (if available).
# Process substitution is technically non-POSIX, but is supported by busybox
# shellcheck disable=SC3001
exec > >(tee /pmOS_init.log "$pmsg" "$console" | logger -t "$LOG_PREFIX" -p user.info) 2>&1
if [ -n "$warn_null_console" ]; then
# Log to the display as well just to be sure.
echo "postmarketOS: ****************************************************" | tee /dev/tty1
echo "WARNING: 'console=null' on kernel cmdline. This is NOT supported!" | tee /dev/tty1
echo "WARNING: Use 'quiet' instead if you want to disable logging." | tee /dev/tty1
echo "WARNING: Logging initramfs output to $console, as a fallback." | tee /dev/tty1
echo "postmarketOS: ****************************************************" | tee /dev/tty1
fi
}
mount_proc_sys_dev() {
# mdev
mount -t proc -o nodev,noexec,nosuid proc /proc || echo "Couldn't mount /proc"
mount -t sysfs -o nodev,noexec,nosuid sysfs /sys || echo "Couldn't mount /sys"
mount -t devtmpfs -o mode=0755,nosuid dev /dev || echo "Couldn't mount /dev"
mount -t tmpfs -o nosuid,nodev,mode=0755 run /run || echo "Couldn't mount /run"
mkdir /config
mount -t configfs -o nodev,noexec,nosuid configfs /config
# /dev/pts (needed for telnet)
mkdir -p /dev/pts
mount -t devpts devpts /dev/pts
# This is required for process substitution to work (as used in setup_log())
ln -s /proc/self/fd /dev/fd
}
setup_firmware_path() {
# Add the postmarketOS-specific path to the firmware search paths.
# This should be sufficient on kernel 3.10+, before that we need
# the kernel calling udev (and in our case /usr/lib/firmwareload.sh)
# to load the firmware for the kernel.
echo "Configuring kernel firmware image search path"
SYS=/sys/module/firmware_class/parameters/path
if ! [ -e "$SYS" ]; then
echo "Kernel does not support setting the firmware image search path. Skipping."
return
fi
# shellcheck disable=SC3037
echo -n /lib/firmware/postmarketos >$SYS
}
setup_udev() {
if ! command -v udevd > /dev/null || ! command -v udevadm > /dev/null; then
echo "ERROR: udev not found!"
return
fi
# This is the same series of steps performed by the udev,
# udev-trigger and udev-settle RC services. See also:
# - https://git.alpinelinux.org/aports/tree/main/eudev/setup-udev
# - https://git.alpinelinux.org/aports/tree/main/udev-init-scripts/APKBUILD
udevd -d --resolve-names=never
udevadm trigger --type=devices --action=add
udevadm settle
}
get_uptime_seconds() {
# Get the current system uptime in seconds - ignore the two decimal places.
awk -F '.' '{print $1}' /proc/uptime
}
setup_dynamic_partitions() {
command -v make-dynpart-mappings > /dev/null || return
attempt_start=$(get_uptime_seconds)
wait_seconds=10
slot_number=0
for super_partition in $1; do
# Wait for mdev
echo "Waiting for super partition $super_partition..."
while [ ! -b "$super_partition" ]; do
if [ "$(get_uptime_seconds)" -ge $(( attempt_start + wait_seconds )) ]; then
echo "ERROR: Super partition $super_partition failed to show up!"
return;
fi
sleep 0.1
done
make-dynpart-mappings "$super_partition" "$slot_number"
slot_number=$(( slot_number + 1 ))
done
}
mount_subpartitions() {
try_parts="/dev/disk/by-partlabel/userdata /dev/disk/by-partlabel/system* /dev/mapper/system*"
android_parts=""
for x in $try_parts; do
[ -e "$x" ] && android_parts="$android_parts $x"
done
attempt_start=$(get_uptime_seconds)
wait_seconds=10
echo "Trying to mount subpartitions for $wait_seconds seconds..."
while [ -z "$(find_root_partition)" ]; do
partitions="$android_parts $(grep -v "loop\|ram" < /proc/diskstats |\
sed 's/\(\s\+[0-9]\+\)\+\s\+//;s/ .*//;s/^/\/dev\//')"
for partition in $partitions; do
case "$(kpartx -l "$partition" 2>/dev/null | wc -l)" in
2)
echo "Mount subpartitions of $partition"
kpartx -afs "$partition"
# Ensure that this was the *correct* subpartition
# Some devices have mmc partitions that appear to have
# subpartitions, but aren't our subpartition.
if [ -n "$(find_root_partition)" ]; then
break
fi
kpartx -d "$partition"
continue
;;
*)
continue
;;
esac
done
if [ "$(get_uptime_seconds)" -ge $(( attempt_start + wait_seconds )) ]; then
echo "ERROR: failed to mount subpartitions!"
return;
fi
sleep 0.1;
done
}
# Rewrite /dev/dm-X paths to /dev/mapper/...
pretty_dm_path() {
dm="$1"
n="${dm#/dev/dm-}"
# If the substitution didn't do anything, then we're done
[ "$n" = "$dm" ] && echo "$dm" && return
# Get the name of the device mapper device
name="/dev/mapper/$(cat "/sys/class/block/dm-${n}/dm/name")"
echo "$name"
}
find_root_partition() {
[ -n "$PMOS_ROOT" ] && echo "$PMOS_ROOT" && return
# The partition layout is one of the following:
# a) boot, root partitions on sdcard
# b) boot, root partition on the "system" partition (which has its
# own partition header! so we have partitions on partitions!)
#
# mount_subpartitions() must get executed before calling
# find_root_partition(), so partitions from b) also get found.
# Short circuit all autodetection logic if pmos_root= or
# pmos_root_uuid= is supplied on the kernel cmdline
# shellcheck disable=SC2013
if [ "$ROOT_PARTITION_UNLOCKED" = 0 ]; then
for x in $(cat /proc/cmdline); do
if ! [ "$x" = "${x#pmos_root_uuid=}" ]; then
path="$(blkid --uuid "${x#pmos_root_uuid=}")"
if [ -n "$path" ]; then
PMOS_ROOT="$path"
break
fi
fi
done
if [ -z "$PMOS_ROOT" ]; then
for x in $(cat /proc/cmdline); do
if ! [ "$x" = "${x#pmos_root=}" ]; then
path="${x#pmos_root=}"
if [ -e "$path" ]; then
PMOS_ROOT="$path"
break
fi
fi
done
fi
# On-device installer: before postmarketOS is installed,
# we want to use the installer partition as root. It is the
# partition behind pmos_root. pmos_root will either point to
# reserved space, or to an unfinished installation.
# p1: boot
# p2: (reserved space) <--- pmos_root
# p3: pmOS_install
# Details: https://postmarketos.org/on-device-installer
if [ -n "$PMOS_ROOT" ]; then
next="$(echo "$PMOS_ROOT" | sed 's/2$/3/')"
# If the next partition is labeled pmOS_install (and
# not pmOS_deleteme), then postmarketOS is not
# installed yet.
if blkid | grep "$next" | grep -q pmOS_install; then
PMOS_ROOT="$next"
fi
fi
fi
if [ -z "$PMOS_ROOT" ]; then
for id in pmOS_install pmOS_root; do
PMOS_ROOT="$(blkid --label "$id")"
[ -n "$PMOS_ROOT" ] && break
done
fi
# Search for luks partition.
# Note: This should always be after the filesystem search, since this
# function may be called after the luks partition is unlocked and we don't
# want to keep returning the luks partition if a valid root filesystem
# exists
if [ -z "$PMOS_ROOT" ]; then
PMOS_ROOT="$(blkid | grep "crypto_LUKS" | cut -d ":" -f 1 | head -n 1)"
fi
PMOS_ROOT=$(pretty_dm_path "$PMOS_ROOT")
echo "$PMOS_ROOT"
}
find_boot_partition() {
[ -n "$PMOS_BOOT" ] && echo "$PMOS_BOOT" && return
# Before doing anything else check if we are using a stowaway
if grep -q "pmos.stowaway" /proc/cmdline; then
mount_root_partition
PMOS_BOOT="/sysroot/boot"
mount --bind /sysroot/boot /boot
echo "$PMOS_BOOT"
return
fi
# Then check for pmos_boot_uuid on the cmdline
# this should be set on all new installs.
# shellcheck disable=SC2013
for x in $(cat /proc/cmdline); do
if ! [ "$x" = "${x#pmos_boot_uuid=}" ]; then
# Check if there is a partition with a matching UUID
path="$(blkid --uuid "${x#pmos_boot_uuid=}")"
if [ -n "$path" ]; then
PMOS_BOOT="$path"
break
else
# Don't fall back to anything if the given UUID wasn't
# found
return
fi
fi
done
if [ -z "$PMOS_BOOT" ]; then
# shellcheck disable=SC2013
for x in $(cat /proc/cmdline); do
if ! [ "$x" = "${x#pmos_boot=}" ]; then
# If the boot partition is specified explicitly
# then we need to check if it's a valid path, and
# fall back if not...
path="${x#pmos_boot=}"
if [ -e "$path" ]; then
PMOS_BOOT="$path"
break
else
# Don't fall back to anything if the given path doesn't
# exist
return
fi
fi
done
fi
# Finally fall back to searching by label
if [ -z "$PMOS_BOOT" ]; then
# * "pmOS_i_boot" installer boot partition (fits 11 chars for fat32)
# * "pmOS_inst_boot" old installer boot partition (backwards compat)
# * "pmOS_boot" boot partition after installation
for p in pmOS_i_boot pmOS_inst_boot pmOS_boot; do
PMOS_BOOT="$(blkid --label "$p")"
[ -n "$PMOS_BOOT" ] && break
done
fi
PMOS_BOOT=$(pretty_dm_path "$PMOS_BOOT")
echo "$PMOS_BOOT"
}
get_partition_type() {
partition="$1"
blkid "$partition" | sed 's/^.*TYPE="\([a-zA-z0-9_]*\)".*$/\1/'
}
# $1: partition
check_filesystem() {
local partition=""
local status=""
local type=""
partition="$1"
type="$(get_partition_type "$partition")"
case "$type" in
btrfs)
echo "Check 'btrfs' root filesystem ($partition)"
if ! btrfs check --readonly "$partition" ; then
status="fail"
fi
;;
ext*)
echo "Auto-repair and check 'ext' filesystem ($partition)"
e2fsck -p "$partition"
if [ $? -ge 4 ]; then
status="fail"
fi
;;
f2fs)
echo "Auto-repair and check 'f2fs' filesystem ($partition)"
fsck.f2fs -p "$partition"
status=$?
if [ $? -gt 4 ]; then
status="fail"
fi
;;
vfat)
echo "Auto-repair and check 'vfat' filesystem ($partition)"
fsck.vfat -p "$partition"
if [ $? -gt 4 ]; then
status="fail"
fi
;;
*) echo "WARNING: fsck not supported for '$type' filesystem ($partition)." ;;
esac
if [ "$status" = "fail" ]; then
show_splash "WARNING: filesystem needs manual repair (fsck) ($partition)\\nhttps://postmarketos.org/troubleshooting\\n\\nBoot anyways by pressing Volume-Up or Left-Shift..."
while ! iskey KEY_LEFTSHIFT KEY_VOLUMEUP ; do
:
done
fi
show_splash "Loading..."
}
# $1: path
# $2: set to "rw" for read-write
# Mount the boot partition. It gets mounted twice, first at /boot (ro), then at
# /sysroot/boot (rw), after root has been mounted at /sysroot, so we can
# switch_root to /sysroot and have the boot partition properly mounted.
mount_boot_partition() {
partition="$(find_boot_partition)"
local mount_opts="-o nodev,nosuid,noexec"
# We dont need to do this when using stowaways
if grep -q "pmos.stowaway" /proc/cmdline; then
return
fi
if [ "$2" = "rw" ]; then
check_filesystem "$partition"
echo "Mount boot partition ($partition) to $1 (read-write)"
else
mount_opts="$mount_opts,ro"
echo "Mount boot partition ($partition) to $1 (read-only)"
fi
type="$(get_partition_type "$partition")"
case "$type" in
ext*)
echo "Detected ext filesystem"
modprobe ext4
# ext2 might be handled by the ext2 or ext4 kernel module
# so let mount detect that automatically by omitting -t
;;
vfat)
echo "Detected vfat filesystem"
modprobe vfat
mount_opts="-t vfat $mount_opts,umask=0077,nosymfollow,codepage=437,iocharset=ascii"
;;
*) echo "WARNING: Detected unsupported '$type' filesystem ($partition)." ;;
esac
# shellcheck disable=SC2086
mount $mount_opts "$partition" "$1"
}
# $1: initramfs-extra path
extract_initramfs_extra() {
initramfs_extra="$1"
if [ ! -e "$initramfs_extra" ]; then
echo "ERROR: initramfs-extra not found!"
show_splash "ERROR: initramfs-extra not found\\nhttps://postmarketos.org/troubleshooting"
fail_halt_boot
fi
echo "Extract $initramfs_extra"
# uncompressed:
# cpio -di < "$initramfs_extra"
gzip -d -c "$initramfs_extra" | cpio -iu
}
wait_boot_partition() {
find_boot_partition
if [ -n "$PMOS_BOOT" ]; then
return
fi
show_splash "Waiting for boot partition..."
for _ in $(seq 1 30); do
if [ -n "$(find_boot_partition)" ]; then
return
fi
sleep 1
check_keys ""
done
show_splash "ERROR: Boot partition not found!\\nhttps://postmarketos.org/troubleshooting"
fail_halt_boot
}
wait_root_partition() {
find_root_partition
if [ -n "$PMOS_ROOT" ]; then
return
fi
show_splash "Waiting for root partition..."
for _ in $(seq 1 30); do
if [ -n "$(find_root_partition)" ]; then
return
fi
sleep 1
check_keys ""
done
show_splash "ERROR: Root partition not found!\\nhttps://postmarketos.org/troubleshooting"
fail_halt_boot
}
delete_old_install_partition() {
# The on-device installer leaves a "pmOS_deleteme" (p3) partition after
# successful installation, located after "pmOS_root" (p2). Delete it,
# so we can use the space.
partition="$(find_root_partition | sed 's/2$/3/')"
if ! blkid "$partition" | grep -q pmOS_deleteme; then
return
fi
device="$(echo "$partition" | sed -E 's/p?3$//')"
echo "First boot after running on-device installer - deleting old" \
"install partition: $partition"
parted -s "$device" rm 3
}
# $1: path to device
has_unallocated_space() {
# Check if there is unallocated space at the end of the device
parted -s "$1" print free | tail -n2 | \
head -n1 | grep -qi "free space"
}
resize_root_partition() {
partition=$(find_root_partition)
# Do not resize the installer partition
if [ "$(blkid --label pmOS_install)" = "$partition" ]; then
echo "Resize root partition: skipped (on-device installer)"
return
fi
# Only resize the partition if it's inside the device-mapper, which means
# that the partition is stored as a subpartition inside another one.
# In this case we want to resize it to use all the unused space of the
# external partition.
if [ -z "${partition##"/dev/mapper/"*}" ] || [ -z "${partition##"/dev/dm-"*}" ]; then
# Get physical device
partition_dev=$(dmsetup deps -o blkdevname "$partition" | \
awk -F "[()]" '{print "/dev/"$2}')
if has_unallocated_space "$partition_dev"; then
echo "Resize root partition ($partition)"
# unmount subpartition, resize and remount it
kpartx -d "$partition"
parted -f -s "$partition_dev" resizepart 2 100%
kpartx -afs "$partition_dev"
ROOT_PARTITION_RESIZED=1
else
echo "Not resizing root partition ($partition): no free space left"
fi
# Resize the root partition (non-subpartitions). Usually we do not want
# this, except for QEMU devices and non-android devices (e.g.
# PinePhone). For them, it is fine to use the whole storage device and
# so we pass PMOS_FORCE_PARTITION_RESIZE as kernel parameter.
elif grep -q PMOS_FORCE_PARTITION_RESIZE /proc/cmdline; then
partition_dev="$(echo "$partition" | sed -E 's/p?2$//')"
if has_unallocated_space "$partition_dev"; then
echo "Resize root partition ($partition)"
parted -f -s "$partition_dev" resizepart 2 100%
partprobe
ROOT_PARTITION_RESIZED=1
else
echo "Not resizing root partition ($partition): no free space left"
fi
# Resize the root partition (non-subpartitions) on Chrome OS devices.
# Match $deviceinfo_cgpt_kpart not being empty instead of cmdline
# because it does not make sense here as all these devices use the same
# partitioning methods. This also resizes third partition instead of
# second, because these devices have an additional kernel partition
# at the start.
elif [ -n "$deviceinfo_cgpt_kpart" ]; then
partition_dev="$(echo "$partition" | sed -E 's/p?3$//')"
if has_unallocated_space "$partition_dev"; then
echo "Resize root partition ($partition)"
parted -f -s "$partition_dev" resizepart 3 100%
partprobe
ROOT_PARTITION_RESIZED=1
else
echo "Not resizing root partition ($partition): no free space left"
fi
else
echo "Unable to resize root partition: failed to find qualifying partition"
fi
}
unlock_root_partition() {
command -v cryptsetup >/dev/null || return
partition="$(find_root_partition)"
if cryptsetup isLuks "$partition"; then
# Make sure the splash doesn't interfere
hide_splash
tried=0
until cryptsetup status root | grep -qwi active; do
fde-unlock "$partition" "$tried"
tried=$((tried + 1))
done
ROOT_PARTITION_UNLOCKED=1
PMOS_ROOT=
# Show again the loading splashscreen
show_splash "Loading..."
fi
}
resize_root_filesystem() {
if [ "$ROOT_PARTITION_RESIZED" = 1 ]; then
show_splash "Resizing filesystem during initial boot..."
partition="$(find_root_partition)"
touch /etc/mtab # see https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=673323
type="$(get_partition_type "$partition")"
case "$type" in
ext4)
echo "Resize 'ext4' root filesystem ($partition)"
modprobe ext4
resize2fs -f "$partition"
;;
f2fs)
echo "Resize 'f2fs' root filesystem ($partition)"
modprobe f2fs
resize.f2fs "$partition"
;;
btrfs)
echo "Resize 'btrfs' root filesystem ($partition)"
modprobe btrfs
resize_root_filesystem_tmp_btrfs="$(mktemp -d)"
mount -t btrfs "$partition" "$resize_root_filesystem_tmp_btrfs"
btrfs filesystem resize max "$resize_root_filesystem_tmp_btrfs"
umount "$resize_root_filesystem_tmp_btrfs"
unset resize_root_filesystem_tmp_btrfs
;;
*) echo "WARNING: Can not resize '$type' filesystem ($partition)." ;;
esac
show_splash "Loading..."
fi
}
mount_root_partition() {
# Don't mount root if it is already mounted
if mountpoint -q /sysroot; then
return
fi
partition="$(find_root_partition)"
rootfsopts=""
check_filesystem "$partition"
# shellcheck disable=SC2013
for x in $(cat /proc/cmdline); do
[ "$x" = "${x#pmos_rootfsopts=}" ] && continue
# Prepend a comma because this will be appended to "rw" below
rootfsopts=",${x#pmos_rootfsopts=}"
done
echo "Mount root partition ($partition) to /sysroot (read-write) with options ${rootfsopts#,}"
type="$(get_partition_type "$partition")"
echo "Detected $type filesystem"
if ! { [ "$type" = "ext4" ] || [ "$type" = "f2fs" ] || [ "$type" = "btrfs" ]; } then
echo "ERROR: Detected unsupported '$type' filesystem ($partition)."
show_splash "ERROR: unsupported '$type' filesystem ($partition)\\nhttps://postmarketos.org/troubleshooting"
fail_halt_boot
fi
if ! modprobe "$type"; then
echo "INFO: unable to load module '$type' - maybe it's built in"
fi
if ! mount -t "$type" -o rw"$rootfsopts" "$partition" /sysroot; then
echo "ERROR: unable to mount root partition!"
show_splash "ERROR: unable to mount root partition\\nhttps://postmarketos.org/troubleshooting"
fail_halt_boot
fi
if [ -e /sysroot/.stowaways/pmos/etc/os-release ]; then
umount /sysroot
mkdir /stowaway
mount -t "$type" -o rw"$rootfsopts" "$partition" /stowaway
mount --bind /stowaway/.stowaways/pmos/ /sysroot
fi
if ! [ -e /sysroot/etc/os-release ]; then
echo "ERROR: root partition appeared to mount but does not contain a root filesystem!"
show_splash "ERROR: root partition does not contain a root filesystem\\nhttps://postmarketos.org/troubleshooting"
fail_halt_boot
fi
}
# $1: path to the hooks dir
run_hooks() {
scriptsdir="$1"
if [ -z "$(ls -A "$scriptsdir")" ]; then
return
fi
for hook in "$scriptsdir"/*.sh; do
echo "Running initramfs hook: $hook"
sh "$hook"
done
}
setup_usb_network_android() {
# Only run, when we have the android usb driver
SYS=/sys/class/android_usb/android0
if ! [ -e "$SYS" ]; then
echo " /sys/class/android_usb does not exist, skipping android_usb"
return
fi
echo " Setting up an USB gadget through android_usb"
usb_idVendor="$(echo "${deviceinfo_usb_idVendor:-0x18D1}" | sed "s/0x//g")" # default: Google Inc.
usb_idProduct="$(echo "${deviceinfo_usb_idProduct:-0xD001}" | sed "s/0x//g")" # default: Nexus 4 (fastboot)
# Do the setup
echo "0" >"$SYS/enable"
echo "$usb_idVendor" >"$SYS/idVendor"
echo "$usb_idProduct" >"$SYS/idProduct"
echo "rndis" >"$SYS/functions"
echo "1" >"$SYS/enable"
}
setup_usb_configfs_udc() {
# Check if there's an USB Device Controller
local _udc_dev="${deviceinfo_usb_network_udc:-}"
if [ -z "$_udc_dev" ]; then
_udc_dev=$(ls /sys/class/udc)
if [ -z "$_udc_dev" ]; then
echo " No USB Device Controller available"
return
fi
fi
# Remove any existing UDC to avoid "write error: Resource busy" when setting UDC again
if [ "$(wc -w <$CONFIGFS/g1/UDC)" -gt 0 ]; then
echo "" > "$CONFIGFS"/g1/UDC || echo " Couldn't write to clear UDC"
fi
# Link the gadget instance to an USB Device Controller. This activates the gadget.
# See also: https://gitlab.com/postmarketOS/pmbootstrap/issues/338
echo "$_udc_dev" > "$CONFIGFS"/g1/UDC || echo " Couldn't write new UDC"
}
# $1: if set, skip writing to the UDC
setup_usb_network_configfs() {
# See: https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/usb/gadget_configfs.txt
local skip_udc="$1"
if ! [ -e "$CONFIGFS" ]; then
echo "$CONFIGFS does not exist, skipping configfs usb gadget"
return
fi
# Default values for USB-related deviceinfo variables
usb_idVendor="${deviceinfo_usb_idVendor:-0x18D1}" # default: Google Inc.
usb_idProduct="${deviceinfo_usb_idProduct:-0xD001}" # default: Nexus 4 (fastboot)
usb_serialnumber="${deviceinfo_usb_serialnumber:-postmarketOS}"
usb_network_function="${deviceinfo_usb_network_function:-ncm.usb0}"
usb_network_function_fallback="rndis.usb0"
echo " Setting up an USB gadget through configfs"
# Create an usb gadet configuration
mkdir $CONFIGFS/g1 || echo " Couldn't create $CONFIGFS/g1"
echo "$usb_idVendor" > "$CONFIGFS/g1/idVendor"
echo "$usb_idProduct" > "$CONFIGFS/g1/idProduct"
# Create english (0x409) strings
mkdir $CONFIGFS/g1/strings/0x409 || echo " Couldn't create $CONFIGFS/g1/strings/0x409"
# shellcheck disable=SC2154
echo "$deviceinfo_manufacturer" > "$CONFIGFS/g1/strings/0x409/manufacturer"
echo "$usb_serialnumber" > "$CONFIGFS/g1/strings/0x409/serialnumber"
# shellcheck disable=SC2154
echo "$deviceinfo_name" > "$CONFIGFS/g1/strings/0x409/product"
# Create network function.
if ! mkdir $CONFIGFS/g1/functions/"$usb_network_function"; then
echo " Couldn't create $CONFIGFS/g1/functions/$usb_network_function"
# Try the fallback function next
if mkdir $CONFIGFS/g1/functions/"$usb_network_function_fallback"; then
usb_network_function="$usb_network_function_fallback"
else
echo " Couldn't create $CONFIGFS/g1/functions/$usb_network_function_fallback"
fi
fi
# Create configuration instance for the gadget
mkdir $CONFIGFS/g1/configs/c.1 \
|| echo " Couldn't create $CONFIGFS/g1/configs/c.1"
mkdir $CONFIGFS/g1/configs/c.1/strings/0x409 \
|| echo " Couldn't create $CONFIGFS/g1/configs/c.1/strings/0x409"
echo "USB network" > $CONFIGFS/g1/configs/c.1/strings/0x409/configuration \
|| echo " Couldn't write configration name"
# Link the network instance to the configuration
ln -s $CONFIGFS/g1/functions/"$usb_network_function" $CONFIGFS/g1/configs/c.1 \
|| echo " Couldn't symlink $usb_network_function"
# If an argument was supplied then skip writing to the UDC (only used for mass storage
# log recovery)
if [ -z "$skip_udc" ]; then
setup_usb_configfs_udc
fi
}
setup_usb_network() {
# Only run once
_marker="/tmp/_setup_usb_network"
[ -e "$_marker" ] && return
touch "$_marker"
echo "Setup usb network"
# Run all usb network setup functions (add more below!)
setup_usb_network_android
setup_usb_network_configfs
}
start_unudhcpd() {
# Only run once
[ "$(pidof unudhcpd)" ] && return
# Skip if disabled
# shellcheck disable=SC2154
if [ "$deviceinfo_disable_dhcpd" = "true" ]; then
echo "NOTE: start of dhcpd is disabled (deviceinfo_disable_dhcpd)"
return
fi
local client_ip="${unudhcpd_client_ip:-172.16.42.2}"
echo "Starting unudhcpd with server ip $HOST_IP, client ip: $client_ip"
# Get usb interface
usb_network_function="${deviceinfo_usb_network_function:-ncm.usb0}"
usb_network_function_fallback="rndis.usb0"
if [ -n "$(cat $CONFIGFS/g1/UDC)" ]; then
INTERFACE="$(
cat "$CONFIGFS/g1/functions/$usb_network_function/ifname" 2>/dev/null ||
cat "$CONFIGFS/g1/functions/$usb_network_function_fallback/ifname" 2>/dev/null ||
echo ''
)"
else
INTERFACE=""
fi
if [ -n "$INTERFACE" ]; then
ifconfig "$INTERFACE" "$HOST_IP"
elif ifconfig rndis0 "$HOST_IP" 2>/dev/null; then
INTERFACE=rndis0
elif ifconfig usb0 "$HOST_IP" 2>/dev/null; then
INTERFACE=usb0
elif ifconfig eth0 "$HOST_IP" 2>/dev/null; then
INTERFACE=eth0
fi
if [ -z "$INTERFACE" ]; then
echo " Could not find an interface to run a dhcp server on"
echo " Interfaces:"
ip link
return
fi
echo " Using interface $INTERFACE"
echo " Starting the DHCP daemon"
(
unudhcpd -i "$INTERFACE" -s "$HOST_IP" -c "$client_ip"
) &
}
setup_usb_acm_configfs() {
active_udc="$(cat $CONFIGFS/g1/UDC)"
if ! [ -e "$CONFIGFS" ]; then
echo " $CONFIGFS does not exist, can't set up serial gadget"
return 1
fi
# unset UDC
echo "" > $CONFIGFS/g1/UDC
# Create acm function
mkdir "$CONFIGFS/g1/functions/$CONFIGFS_ACM_FUNCTION" \
|| echo " Couldn't create $CONFIGFS/g1/functions/$CONFIGFS_ACM_FUNCTION"
# Link the acm function to the configuration
ln -s "$CONFIGFS/g1/functions/$CONFIGFS_ACM_FUNCTION" "$CONFIGFS/g1/configs/c.1" \
|| echo " Couldn't symlink $CONFIGFS_ACM_FUNCTION"
return 0
}
# Spawn a subshell to restart the getty if it exits
# $1: tty
run_getty() {
{
# Due to how the Linux host ACM driver works, we need to wait
# for data to be sent from the host before spawning the getty.
# Otherwise our README message will be echo'd back all garbled.
# On Linux in particular, there is a hack we can use: by writing
# something to the port, it will be echo'd back at the moment the
# port on the host side is opened, so user input won't even be
# needed in most cases. For more info see the blog posts at:
# https://michael.stapelberg.ch/posts/2021-04-27-linux-usb-virtual-serial-cdc-acm/
# https://connolly.tech/posts/2024_04_15-broken-connections/
if [ "$1" = "ttyGS0" ]; then
echo " " > /dev/ttyGS0
# shellcheck disable=SC3061
read -r < /dev/ttyGS0
fi
while /sbin/getty -n -l /sbin/pmos_getty "$1" 115200 vt100; do
sleep 0.2
done
} &
}
debug_shell() {
echo "Entering debug shell"
# if we have a UDC it's already been configured for USB networking
local have_udc
have_udc="$(cat $CONFIGFS/g1/UDC)"
if [ -n "$have_udc" ]; then
setup_usb_acm_configfs
fi
# mount pstore, if possible
if [ -d /sys/fs/pstore ]; then
mount -t pstore pstore /sys/fs/pstore || true
fi
mount -t debugfs none /sys/kernel/debug || true
# make a symlink like Android recoveries do
ln -s /sys/kernel/debug /d
cat <<-EOF > /README
postmarketOS debug shell
https://postmarketos.org/debug-shell
Device: $deviceinfo_name ($deviceinfo_codename)
Kernel: $(uname -r)
OS ver: $VERSION
initrd: $INITRAMFS_PKG_VERSION
Run 'pmos_continue_boot' to continue booting.
EOF
# Add pmos_logdump message only if relevant
if [ -n "$have_udc" ]; then
echo "Run 'pmos_logdump' to generate a log dump and expose it over USB." >> /README
fi
if [ -n "$have_udc" ] && [ -f /usr/bin/setup_usb_storage ]; then
cat <<-EOF >> /README
You can expose storage devices over USB with
'setup_usb_storage /dev/DEVICE'
EOF
fi
# Display some info
cat <<-EOF > /etc/profile
cat /README
. /init_functions.sh
EOF
cat <<-EOF > /sbin/pmos_getty
#!/bin/sh
/bin/sh -l
EOF
chmod +x /sbin/pmos_getty
cat <<-EOF > /sbin/pmos_continue_boot
#!/bin/sh
echo "Continuing boot..."
touch /tmp/continue_boot
pkill -f telnetd.*:23
while sleep 1; do :; done
EOF
chmod +x /sbin/pmos_continue_boot
cat <<-EOF > /sbin/pmos_logdump
#!/bin/sh
echo "Dumping logs, check for a new mass storage device"
touch /tmp/dump_logs
EOF
chmod +x /sbin/pmos_logdump
# Get the console (ttyX) associated with /dev/console
local active_console
active_console="$(cat /sys/devices/virtual/tty/tty0/active)"
# Get a list of all active TTYs include serial ports
local serial_ports
serial_ports="$(cat /sys/devices/virtual/tty/console/active)"
# Get the getty device too (might not be active)
local getty
getty="$(echo "$deviceinfo_getty" | cut -d';' -f1)"
# Run getty's on the consoles
for tty in $serial_ports; do
# Some ports we handle explicitly below to make sure we don't
# accidentally spawn two getty's on them
if echo "tty0 tty1 ttyGS0 $getty" | grep -q "$tty" ; then
continue
fi
run_getty "$tty"
done
if [ -n "$getty" ]; then
run_getty "$getty"
fi
# Rewrite tty to tty1 if tty0 is active
if [ "$active_console" = "tty0" ]; then
active_console="tty1"
fi
# Getty on the display
hide_splash
# Spawn buffyboard if the device might not have a physical keyboard
if echo "handset tablet convertible" | grep "${deviceinfo_chassis:-handset}" >/dev/null; then
modprobe uinput
# Set a large font for the framebuffer
setfont "/usr/share/consolefonts/ter-128n.psf.gz" -C "/dev/$active_console"
buffyboard &
fi
run_getty "$active_console"
# And on the usb acm port (if it exists)
if [ -e /dev/ttyGS0 ]; then
run_getty ttyGS0
fi
# To avoid racing with the host PC opening the ACM port, we spawn
# the getty first. See the comment in run_getty for more details.
setup_usb_configfs_udc
# Spawn telnetd for those who prefer it. ACM gadget mode is not
# supported on some old kernels so this exists as a fallback.
telnetd -b "${HOST_IP}:23" -l /sbin/pmos_getty &
# wait until we get the signal to continue boot
while ! [ -e /tmp/continue_boot ]; do
sleep 0.2
if [ -e /tmp/dump_logs ]; then
rm -f /tmp/dump_logs
export_logs
fi
done
# Remove the ACM gadget device
# FIXME: would be nice to have a way to keep this on and
# pipe kernel/init logs to it.
rm -f $CONFIGFS/g1/configs/c.1/"$CONFIGFS_ACM_FUNCTION"
rmdir $CONFIGFS/g1/functions/"$CONFIGFS_ACM_FUNCTION"
setup_usb_configfs_udc
show_splash "Loading..."
pkill -f buffyboard || true
}
# Check if the user is pressing a key and either drop to a shell or halt boot as applicable
check_keys() {
{
# If the user is pressing either the left control key or the volume down
# key then drop to a debug shell.
if iskey KEY_LEFTCTRL KEY_VOLUMEDOWN; then
debug_shell
# If instead they're pressing left shift or volume up, then fail boot
# and dump logs
elif iskey KEY_LEFTSHIFT KEY_VOLUMEUP; then
fail_halt_boot
fi
touch /tmp/debug_shell_exited
} &
while ! [ -e /tmp/debug_shell_exited ]; do
sleep 1
done
}
# $1: Message to show
show_splash() {
# Skip for non-framebuffer devices
# shellcheck disable=SC2154
if [ "$deviceinfo_no_framebuffer" = "true" ]; then
echo "NOTE: Skipping framebuffer splashscreen (deviceinfo_no_framebuffer)"
return
fi
# Disable splash
if grep -q PMOS_NOSPLASH /proc/cmdline; then
return
fi
hide_splash
# shellcheck disable=SC2154,SC2059
/usr/bin/pbsplash -s /usr/share/pbsplash/pmos-logo-text.svg \
-b "$VERSION | Linux $(uname -r) | $deviceinfo_codename" \
-m "$(printf "$1")" >/dev/null &
}
hide_splash() {
killall pbsplash 2>/dev/null
while pgrep pbsplash >/dev/null; do
sleep 0.01
done
}
set_framebuffer_mode() {
[ -e "/sys/class/graphics/fb0/modes" ] || return
[ -z "$(cat /sys/class/graphics/fb0/mode)" ] || return
_mode="$(cat /sys/class/graphics/fb0/modes)"
echo "Setting framebuffer mode to: $_mode"
echo "$_mode" > /sys/class/graphics/fb0/mode
}
setup_framebuffer() {
# Skip for non-framebuffer devices
# shellcheck disable=SC2154
if [ "$deviceinfo_no_framebuffer" = "true" ]; then
echo "NOTE: Skipping framebuffer setup (deviceinfo_no_framebuffer)"
return
fi
# Wait for /dev/fb0
for _ in $(seq 1 100); do
[ -e "/dev/fb0" ] && break
sleep 0.1
done
if ! [ -e "/dev/fb0" ]; then
echo "ERROR: /dev/fb0 did not appear after waiting 10 seconds!"
echo "If your device does not have a framebuffer, disable this with:"
echo "no_framebuffer=true in <https://postmarketos.org/deviceinfo>"
return
fi
set_framebuffer_mode
}
setup_bootchart2() {
if grep -q PMOS_BOOTCHART2 /proc/cmdline; then
if [ -f "/sysroot/sbin/bootchartd" ]; then
# shellcheck disable=SC2034
init="/sbin/bootchartd"
echo "remounting /sysroot as rw for /sbin/bootchartd"
mount -o remount, rw /sysroot
# /dev/null may not exist at the first boot after
# the root filesystem has been created.
[ -c /sysroot/dev/null ] && return
echo "creating /sysroot/dev/null for /sbin/bootchartd"
mknod -m 666 "/sysroot/dev/null" c 1 3
else
echo "WARNING: bootchart2 is not installed."
fi
fi
}
mkhash() {
sha256sum "$1" | cut -d " " -f 1
}
# Create a small disk image and copy logs to it so they can be exposed via mass storage
create_logs_disk() {
local loop_dev="$1"
local upload_file=""
echo "Creating logs disk"
dd if=/dev/zero of=/tmp/logs.img bs=1M count=32
# The log device used is assumed to be $loop_dev
losetup -f /tmp/logs.img
mkfs.vfat -n "PMOS_LOGS" "$loop_dev"
mkdir -p /tmp/logs
mount "$loop_dev" /tmp/logs
# Copy logs
cp /pmOS_init.log /tmp/logs/pmOS_init.txt
dmesg > /tmp/logs/dmesg.txt
blkid > /tmp/logs/blkid.txt
cat /proc/cmdline > /tmp/logs/cmdline.txt
cat /proc/partitions > /tmp/logs/partitions.txt
# Include FDT if it exists
[ -e /sys/firmware/fdt ] && cp /sys/firmware/fdt /tmp/logs/fdt.dtb
# Additional info about the initramfs
{
echo "initramfs-version: $INITRAMFS_PKG_VERSION"
# Take hashes of the initramfs files so we can be sure they weren't modified inadvertantly
echo "init-hash: $(mkhash /init)"
echo "init-functions-hash: $(mkhash /init_functions.sh)"
} >> /tmp/logs/_info
# Create a tar file with all the logs. We don't include the date because on many devices
# (especially Qualcomm) the RTC is likely wrong.
upload_file="${deviceinfo_codename}-${VERSION}-$(uname -r).tar.gz"
# Done in a subshell to not change the working directory of init
(cd /tmp/logs || ( echo "Couldn't cd to /tmp/logs"; return ); tar -cv ./* | gzip -6 -c > "/tmp/$upload_file")
mv "/tmp/$upload_file" /tmp/logs/
# Create a README with instructions on how to report an issue
cat > /tmp/logs/README.txt <<-EOF
Something went wrong and your device did not boot properly. If this was unexpected
then please open a new issue by visiting
https://gitlab.com/postmarketOS/pmaports/-/issues/new
and attach the following file by dragging it onto the page:
* $upload_file
You are running postmarketOS $VERSION on kernel $(uname -r).
EOF
# Unmount
umount /tmp/logs
}
# Make logs available via mass storage gadget
export_logs() {
local loop_dev=""
usb_mass_storage_function="mass_storage.0"
active_udc="$(cat $CONFIGFS/g1/UDC)"
loop_dev="$(losetup -f)"
create_logs_disk "$loop_dev"
echo "Making logs available via mass storage"
# Set up network gadget if not already done
if [ -z "$active_udc" ]; then
setup_usb_network_configfs "skip_udc"
else
# Unset UDC
echo "" > $CONFIGFS/g1/UDC
fi
mkdir "$CONFIGFS"/g1/functions/"$usb_mass_storage_function" || return
echo "$loop_dev" > "$CONFIGFS"/g1/functions/"$usb_mass_storage_function"/lun.0/file
ln -s "$CONFIGFS"/g1/functions/"$usb_mass_storage_function" \
"$CONFIGFS"/g1/configs/c.1 || return
setup_usb_configfs_udc
}
fail_halt_boot() {
export_logs
debug_shell
echo "Looping forever"
while true; do
sleep 1
done
}