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#!/bin/sh
set -e
. /usr/share/debconf/confmodule
log () {
logger -t install-firmware "$@"
}
# For those who don't want to load any firmware, even if available on
# installation images (#1029848):
db_get hw-detect/firmware-lookup
firmware_lookup="$RET"
if [ "$firmware_lookup" = "never" ]; then
log "firmware lookup disabled (=$firmware_lookup), exiting"
exit 0
fi
# Clean any files that were present because they were embedded in the initrd by
# debian-cd (e.g. for speech synthesis support), and let the modalias-based
# logic down below pick the relevant package(s) instead. Otherwise, they would
# be picked up by the loose files copy step below.
#
# This uses deb filenames as we expect everything to be in sync (no version
# mismatch) on installation images, but we could use package names instead.
embedded_src=/usr/lib/firmware/.embedded-firmware-debs
embedded_debs=$(cat $embedded_src || true)
for fw_dir in /firmware /cdrom/firmware; do
contents="$fw_dir/Contents-firmware"
if [ -f "$contents" ]; then
for deb in $embedded_debs; do
log "looking to clean loose files belonging to $deb (according to $contents)"
# Alternatively, "\$2 ~ /${package}_/ { print \$1 }" if
# using package names instead of deb filenames:
files=$(awk "\$2 == \"$deb\" { print \$1 }" "$contents")
# shellcheck disable=SC2086
rm -f $files
log " ... removed up to $(echo "$files"|wc -w) files"
done
# Don't keep any empty directories:
find /usr/lib/firmware -type d -depth -exec rmdir -p {} ';' 2>/dev/null || true
fi
done
# copy any loose firmware files to /target (incl. subdirs)
if [ -d /usr/lib/firmware ]; then
for f in /usr/lib/firmware/*; do
if [ -e "$f" ]; then
mkdir -p /target/usr/lib/firmware/
cp -a "$f" /target/usr/lib/firmware/
fi
done
fi
# queue firmware packages based on modalias info (#989863):
for fw_dir in /firmware /cdrom/firmware; do
if [ -d "$fw_dir/dep11" ]; then
# Query only once:
udevadm info --export-db | sed -n 's/.* MODALIAS=\(.*\)/\1/p' > /tmp/modalias.cache
for patterns_file in "$fw_dir/dep11"/*.patterns; do
if log-output -t install-firmware grep -f "$patterns_file" /tmp/modalias.cache; then
package=$(basename "$patterns_file" .patterns)
component=$(cat "${patterns_file%%.patterns}.component")
log "detected the need for $package ($component) via modalias"
find $fw_dir -name "${package}_*.deb" | while read deb; do
mkdir -p /var/cache/firmware
cp "$deb" /var/cache/firmware
log "... added $deb to the firmware cache"
echo $component >> /var/cache/firmware/components
echo "$package $component modalias" >> /var/log/firmware-summary
done
fi
done
rm -f /tmp/modalias.cache
fi
done
# Check whether microcode packages are desirable, based on CPU vendor.
# Only detect and queue installation: they aren't needed in the
# installer context, and they cannot be deployed via `dpkg -i` by the
# install-firmware hook due their dependencies; let the finish-install
# hook handle them instead. Note the component hardcoding.
printf "GenuineIntel intel-microcode\nAuthenticAMD amd64-microcode\n" | while read vendor pkg; do
if grep -qs "^vendor_id.*$vendor$" /proc/cpuinfo; then
log "queuing $pkg installation ($vendor)"
echo $pkg >> /tmp/microcode.list
mkdir -p /var/cache/firmware
echo non-free-firmware >> /var/cache/firmware/components
echo "$pkg non-free-firmware cpu" >> /var/log/firmware-summary
fi
done
# enable components based on firmware packages that were installed:
if [ -d /var/cache/firmware ]; then
for component in $(sort -u /var/cache/firmware/components); do
# Pulling firmware packages from main is unlikely, but if that
# happens, we don't need to tweak apt-setup… and local packages
# can be added to installation images without archive support:
if [ "$component" = main ] || [ "$component" = local ]; then
continue
fi
log "pre-enabling $component component for apt-setup"
db_set "apt-setup/$component" true
done
fi
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