#!/bin/sh
#
# This is one of those types of files that you shouldn't edit unless you really
# know what you are doing and even then you should make a backup.
#
# Edit at your own risk! DANGER DANGER.


if test -f "/warewulf/config"; then
    . /warewulf/config
else
    echo "ERROR: Warewulf configuration file not found... rebooting in 1 minute"
    sleep 60
    /sbin/reboot
fi

echo "Warewulf v4 is now booting: ${WWHOSTNAME}"
echo "debian specific overlay"

echo "Mounting up kernel file systems"
mkdir /proc /dev /sys /run 2>/dev/null
mount -t proc proc /proc
mount -t devtmpfs devtmpfs /dev
mount -t sysfs sysfs /sys
mount -t tmpfs tmpfs /run

chmod 755 /warewulf/wwinit

echo "Checking Rootfs type"
ROOTFSTYPE=`stat -f -c "%T" /`

if test "${WWROOT}" = "initramfs"; then
    echo "Provisioned to default initramfs file system: ${ROOTFSTYPE}"
    echo "Calling WW Init"
    exec /warewulf/wwinit
elif test "${WWROOT}" = "tmpfs"; then
    if test "${ROOTFSTYPE}" == "tmpfs"; then
        echo "ERROR: Switching the root file system requires the kernel argument: 'rootfstype=ramfs'"
    else
        echo "Setting up tmpfs root file system"
        mkdir /newroot
        mount wwroot /newroot -t tmpfs
        echo "Moving RAMFS to TMPFS"
        tar -cf - --exclude ./proc --exclude ./sys --exclude ./dev --exclude ./newroot . | tar -xf - -C /newroot
        mkdir /newroot/proc /newroot/dev /newroot/sys /newroot/run 2>/dev/null
        echo "Calling switch_root and invoking WW Init"
        exec /sbin/switch_root /newroot /warewulf/wwinit
    fi
else
    echo "ERROR: Unknown Warewulf Root file system: ${WWROOT}"
fi

echo
echo "There was a problem with the provisioning process, rebooting in 1 minute..."
sleep 60
/sbin/reboot