Hi. Thank you Adam and Erik :)
On Wed, 5 Jul 2000 19:35:14 -0600, Erik Andersen wrote:
> On Wed Jul 05, 2000 at 06:51:40PM -0400, Adam Di Carlo wrote:
> >
> > > If our bf-utf8 will be completed, we may need to change this
> > > in order to invoke the bterm and run the dpkg-reconfigure on that.
> >
> > Now with this issue added on top, I almost wonder if we shouldn't have
> > init invoke a wrapper which sets the lang stuff, takes care of the
> > bterm or whatever other console stuff, and then runs dpkg-reconfigure
> > ?
>
> I think this is the right approach. Then it is a matter
> of changing just one script...
Akira sent me his initial draft for the wrapper script. Here it is:
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#!/bin/sh
#trap fail SIGTERM SIGINT
# Are these required?
# bash reads /etc/environment in booting.
#. /etc/environment
# Set all locale related environment variables.
LC_ALL=$LANG
export LANG LC_ALL
# Display Usage if no arguments.
if [ $1 = "" ]; then
echo "usage: $0 [-nnt] <command> [...]"
echo "-nnt: don't run another terminal"
exit 0
fi
case `/usr/bin/tty` in
/dev/tty|/dev/console|/dev/tty[1-9]*)
TERMINAL=console
;;
/dev/tty[p-za-e]*)
TERMINAL=pseudo
if [ "$DISPLAY" != "" ]; then
TERMINAL=x
else
case $TERM in
rxvt|xterm*|kterm) TERMINAL=x;;
esac
fi
;;
/dev/tty[A-Z]*|/dev/cu*)
TERMINAL=serial
;;
esac
case $TERM in
dumb) TERMINAL=dumb
esac
export TERMINAL
# Why don't we use dpkg-architecture?
# Because it isn't in the base archive.
case $HOSTTYPE in
i386) /bin/grep -q pc9800 /proc/version && SUBARCH=pc9800 ;;
esac
# initialize WRAPPER.
WRAPPER=""
case $LANG in
ja*)
case $TERMINAL in
x)
#WRAPPER="/usr/X11R6/bin/kterm -e"
WRAPPER="/usr/X11R6/bin/krxvt -e"
;;
console)
if [ "$SUBARCH" != pc9800 -a "$TERMINAL" = console ]; then
# Any plathome except PC9800 require jfbterm
# to display japanese fonts on console.
WRAPPER="/usr/bin/jfbterm -e"
fi
;;
# On pseudo and serial, we couldn't know
# that terminal can display japanese fonts...
esac
;;
esac
if [ "$1" = "-nnt" ]; then
WRAPPER=""
shift
fi
# testing $WRAPPER
if test ! -z "$WRAPPER" && $WRAPPER /bin/true; then
echo exec $WRAPPER $@
else
echo exec $@
fi
%%%%%% %%%%%% %%%%%% %%%%%% %%%%%% %%%%%% %%%%%% %%%%%%
Maybe Chinese and Korean people can use the scheme by adding
their setup in "case $LANG in".
If this can be used, then I propose to put this into CVS
as scripts/rootdisk/prototype/sbin/termwrap, and to add lines at
the end of extract_base() in utilities/dbootstrap/extract_base.c
in the way:
if (NAME_ISREG("/target/etc/inittab",&statbuf)) {
rename("/target/etc/inittab","/target/etc/inittab.real");
}
sprintf(prtbuf,"cp %s %s","/etc/inittab.install","/target/etc/inittab");
execlog(prtbuf, LOG_INFO);
+
+ sprintf(prtbuf,"cp %s %s","/sbin/termrap","/target/sbin/termwrap");
+ execlog(prtbuf, LOG_INFO);
+ sprintf(prtbuf,"chmod 755 %s","/target/sbin/termwrap");
+ execlog(prtbuf, LOG_INFO);
sync();
return 0;
}
How do you think this ?
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