gistfile1.txt

#!/bin/bash

# Source & license at https://github.com/macmpi/berryboot-scripts
# Feel free to report any issue or comment there.

INSTALLVERSION="1.1"

BBINITURL="https://bit.ly/BBInitLakka"    
INSTALLURL="https://gist.githubusercontent.com/liu246542/ab374ab38c3c1fdd414a09a3ba5573a3/raw/a33a826e74127e3f50fb9bbe07c64e03b2a86ee1/gistfile1.txt"  


MOUNTDIR=${1:-""}

UPDATE_SELF=${UPDATE_SELF:-1}
WORK_PATH="$(pwd)"

function update_self() {      # function mostly borrowed from MrEngman install-wifi: thanks!
        echo " *** Performing self-update"
        _tempFileName="$0.tmp"

        if ! curl -Ls --output "${_tempFileName}" "${INSTALLURL}"; then
                echo " !!! Failed to download update for $0 !"
                echo " !!! Make sure you have ca-certificates installed and that time is set correctly"
                exit 1
        fi

        OCTAL_MODE=$(stat -c '%a' "$0")
        if ! chmod ${OCTAL_MODE} "${_tempFileName}" ; then
                echo " !!! Failed: Error while trying to set mode on ${_tempFileName}"
                exit 1
        fi

        cat > "${WORK_PATH}/.updateScript.sh" << EOF
        if mv "${_tempFileName}" "$0"; then
                rm -- "\$0"
                exec env UPDATE_SELF=0 /bin/bash "$0" "${MOUNTDIR}"
        else
                echo " !!! Failed!"
        fi
EOF

        echo " *** Relaunching after update"
        exec /bin/bash "${WORK_PATH}/.updateScript.sh"
}



############# Few general checks to run safely
[ "$BASH_VERSION" != '' ] || { echo >&2 "Please run with bash, or as: ./$0  Exiting now..."; exit 1; }
wget -q --tries=10 --timeout=20 --spider http://google.com > /dev/null 2>&1 || { echo >&2 "Please check your internet connection !! Exiting now..."; exit 1; }

[ "${UPDATE_SELF}" -ne 0 ] && { update_self; }


echo -n "
###################################################
########### Lakka install on Berryboot  ###########
###########  version  ${INSTALLVERSION}    by macmpi  ###########


This script prepares and installs Lakka image for use under berryboot on
Raspberry Pi
It MUST be run under a Debian Linux OS (like Raspbian-lite) and with
internet access.
At first run, it may install missing Debian packages: this can take time...
(sudo rights are needed for Debian installs, mounts and image copy)

If run under Pi with berryboot (recommended), it will try to install image into
final location (SD/USB disk encrypted or not, iSCSI).
If not run under berryboot (Pi, PC,...), it will try to copy image to
any connected media eventually containing a berryboot partition.
If no berryboot data partition is detected, image file may be produced in
working directory, for later-on use...

Hit any key to continue, or \"q\" to quit "
read -n 1 resp
echo ""
if [ "${resp}" = "q" ]; then
  echo "Setup unmodified, quitting... Bye!"
  exit 1
fi


RUNBB=false

! uname -r | grep "\-aufs" > /dev/null 2>&1  || { echo >&2 "berryboot kernel detected !! "; RUNBB=true; }

#############   berryboot-specific sanity check
# We check if bootdev is properly set in cmdline.txt

BOOT_PART=""

if [ ${RUNBB} = true ]; then
  echo "Checking berryboot partitions setup"

  CMDLINE=$(cat /proc/cmdline)

  for p in ${CMDLINE};
  do
    key=${p%%=*}
    value=${p#*=}
  
    case $key in
    bootdev)
      BOOT_PART=$value
      ;;
    esac
  done

  if [ -z "${BOOT_PART}" ]; then
    echo "
WARNING !!! please fill/add bootdev= statement in cmdline.txt with reference to
your berryboot environment boot partition (mmcblk0p1 or sda1 or else)

Statement shall be in the following form: bootdev=mmcblk0p1 or sda1 or else

Then reboot berryboot system, and try again.
Install will now abort with no change.
"
    exit 1
  fi
fi


# Install required Debian tool packages if needed

function check_install_packages() {
    APTUPDT=false
    for p
    do
      if ! dpkg-query -s $p 2> /dev/null | grep -q ^"Status: install ok installed" ; then
      	[ ${APTUPDT} = true ] || { echo >&2 "We need to install a few Debian tools (only once)...please be patient"; echo >&2 ""; sudo apt-get update; }
        sudo apt-get install -y "$p"
        APTUPDT=true
      fi
    done    
    [ ${APTUPDT} = false ] || { echo >&2 "Debian tools installed, let's move-on !"; echo >&2 ""; }
}


if [ ${RUNBB} = true ]; then
  check_install_packages squashfs-tools  # encrypted and iscsi are readily available
else
  check_install_packages squashfs-tools cryptsetup open-iscsi
fi

##################  Determine where to land image file

if [ -z "${MOUNTDIR}" ]; then
    
  CRYPT_PART=$( sudo blkid | egrep "TYPE=\"crypto_LUKS\"" | awk -F ":" '{print $1}' )
  if [ ! -z "${CRYPT_PART}" ] && [ ${RUNBB} = false ]; then   # not on berryboot but encrypted data partition plugged-in
      echo "Encrypted Berryboot partition found !"
      sudo cryptsetup luksOpen "${CRYPT_PART}" lukstemp > /dev/null 2>&1
  fi
  
  DEVLIST=$( sudo blkid | egrep "LABEL=\"berryboot\"" | awk -F ":" '{print $1}' )
  for p in ${DEVLIST}
  do
    echo -n "Found berryboot partition at $p : do you want to use this one? [Y/n] "
    read -n 1 resp
    echo ""
    if [ "${resp}" != "n" ]; then
      # on Berryboot: mounts any type (std, encrypted, iscsi); on other cases all mounted except iscsi  
      MOUNTDIR="$(pwd)/berryboot"
      mkdir -p "${MOUNTDIR}"
      sudo mount "${p}" "${MOUNTDIR}" > /dev/null 2>&1  
      break
    fi
  done
fi


# Handle missing berryboot folder
DESTDIR="${MOUNTDIR}"/images  
if ! ls "${DESTDIR}" > /dev/null 2>&1; then
  DESTDIR="$(pwd)"
  echo -n "
Could not find any berryboot data partition !

You may QUIT, and once you manually mount a target berryboot partition, you may
relaunch and pass relevant mountpoint path as input paramater.

Alternatively, you may choose to CONTINUE, and this script will produce image
file into ${DESTDIR} directory.
You may then move that image later-on yourself into \"images\" directory,
within your berryboot data partition.  

Hit any key to continue, or \"q\" to quit : "
  read -n 1 resp
  echo ""
  if [ "${resp}" = "q" ]; then
    if [ -z "$1" ]; then
      sudo umount "${MOUNTDIR}" > /dev/null 2>&1
      rmdir "${MOUNTDIR}" > /dev/null 2>&1
      sudo cryptsetup luksClose lukstemp > /dev/null 2>&1
    fi
    echo "Setup unmodified, quitting... Bye!"
    exit 1
  fi
fi


####################  Now we start the actual work !...
IMAGENAME="Lakka"
FBVERSION="2.0"    # fallback Lakka version if latest can not be detected
BB_MEM="128"         # this corresponds to Lakka default 16MB gpu memory split. Change if you need different
MODEL=""


# try to identify Pi architecture
MODEL=$( uname -m )
case $MODEL in
  armv6l)
    MODEL="Pi Zero/v1"
  ;;
  armv7l)
    MODEL="Pi v2/v3"
  ;;
  *)
    MODEL=""
  ;;
esac

echo ""
if [ ! -z "${MODEL}" ]; then
  echo -n "We detected ${MODEL} model. Please hit [ENTER] to confirm,
or type \"0\" for Pi Zero/v1, or \"2\" for Pi v2/v3: "
else
  echo -n "Unknown Pi Model. Please type \"0\" for Pi Zero/v1, or \"2\" for Pi v2/v3: "
fi

read -n 1 resp
echo ""
case $resp in
  0)
    MODEL="RPi.arm"
  ;;
  2)
    MODEL="RPi2.arm"
  ;;
  "")
    case $MODEL in
      "Pi Zero/v1")
        MODEL="RPi.arm"
      ;;
      "Pi v2/v3")
        MODEL="RPi2.arm"
      ;;
      "")
        echo "Could not determine proper Pi Model, quitting..."
        exit 1
      ;;
    esac
  ;;
  *)
    echo "Could not determine proper Pi Model, quitting..."
    exit 1
  ;;
esac

# Try to find latest Lakka version number
VLATEST=$( curl -Ls --user-agent "fogent" "http://www.lakka.tv/get/linux/rpi" | grep -o 'Lakka-RPi\.arm-.*\.img.gz' | head -n 1 | awk -F "-" '{print $3}' | sed "s/.......$//g" )
echo ""
if [ -z "${VLATEST}" ]; then
  echo "Could not identify latest version, falling-back to version ${FBVERSION}"
  VLATEST="${FBVERSION}"
else
  echo "Lakka latest release version is: ${VLATEST}"
fi


echo -n "
Please input desired Lakka version (format: X.Y)
List of available versions here:  http://le.builds.lakka.tv/RPi.arm/
For default version ${VLATEST}, just hit [ENTER] : "
read resp
if [ ! -z "${resp}" ]; then
  VLATEST="${resp}"
fi


echo -n "
Please input name for the image (no space or special characters)
For default name ${IMAGENAME}, just hit [ENTER] : "
read resp
echo ""
if [ ! -z "${resp}" ]; then
  IMAGENAME="${resp}"
fi


DONE=-1
WORKDIR="tmp_workdir"

mkdir "${WORKDIR}"
cd "${WORKDIR}"

FILENAME="${IMAGENAME}".img"${BB_MEM}"   # Lakka image file name in Berryboot

echo "Downloading original image from Lakka repo, this may take a bit of time..."
if wget "http://le.builds.lakka.tv/${MODEL}/Lakka-${MODEL}-${VLATEST}.img.gz"; then
  echo "Expanding archive..."
  if tar --strip-components=2 -xf "Lakka-${MODEL}-${VLATEST}.img.gz" "Lakka-${MODEL}-${VLATEST}"/target/SYSTEM; then
    echo "Obtaining patches..."
    if wget -O berryboot-init "${BBINITURL}" > /dev/null 2>&1; then
      echo "Applying patches..."
      if mksquashfs ./berryboot-init SYSTEM > /dev/null 2>&1; then    
        echo "Moving image into place..."
        sudo mv -f SYSTEM "${DESTDIR}/${FILENAME}" > /dev/null 2>&1
        DONE=$?
        [ ${DONE} -eq 0 ] || { echo >&2 "Final Lakka image copy failed"; }
      else
        echo "Lakka image patch failed."
      fi
    else
      echo "Patch files download failed."
    fi
  else
    echo "Archive expansion failed."
  fi  
else
  echo "Lakka image download failed, or wrong version."
fi



###### clean-up and exit
cd ..
echo "cleaning-up..."
rm -rf "${WORKDIR:?}"

sync

if [ ${RUNBB} = true ]; then
  sudo umount "${MOUNTDIR}" > /dev/null 2>&1
  rmdir "${MOUNTDIR}"
  [ ${DONE} -eq 0 ] && { echo "Install done. You may launch ${IMAGENAME} from berryboot UI at next reboot"; }
else
  if [ -z "$1" ] && [ "${DESTDIR}" != "$(pwd)" ]; then  # we mounted image so we will unmount
    sudo umount "${MOUNTDIR}" > /dev/null 2>&1
    rmdir "${MOUNTDIR}" > /dev/null 2>&1
    sudo cryptsetup luksClose lukstemp > /dev/null 2>&1
    [ ${DONE} -eq 0 ] && { echo "Install done. You may plug back your berryboot media into your Pi,
and launch ${IMAGENAME} from berryboot UI at next boot"; }
  else
    [ ${DONE} -eq 0 ] && { echo "Install done; image file is available in: ${DESTDIR}/${FILENAME}"; }
  fi
fi

exit 0