#!/bin/sh
#
# Put the $BUILD script and the $SRC archive in a working directory
# and run the script
#
# Define the SRC file and work directory for building the extension
PKG="sc101-nbd"
VERSION=0.03
SRC=${PKG}_${VERSION}.tar.gz
SUBMIT=${PKG}.tar.gz
BUILD=build-$PKG-$VERSION.sh

export WORK=$PKG-work     ; sudo rm -rf $WORK
export DIR=`dirname $0`   ; cd $DIR ; DIR=`pwd`                 
export TMP=$DIR/$WORK/tmp ; mkdir -p $TMP
export FILES=$DIR/files

# Load the necessary tools - make sure you have downloaded them.
for PROG in compiletc squashfs-tools-4.x zsync submitqc4
do
   [ -e /usr/local/tce.installed/$PROG ] || ( tce-load -i $PROG || ( tce-load -w $PROG && tce-load -i $PROG || exit ))
done

# Make work directory and copy custom files
sudo rm -rf $WORK ; mkdir -p $TMP
( cd $FILES ; tar -cf - usr | tar -xf - -C $TMP )
  cd $WORK
  # Extract the TARFILE and patch
  tar -xvzf ../$SRC
# Build it
( cd $PKG-$VERSION
  cp Makefile Makefile.org
  for FILE in $FILES/patch/*
  do
      patch < $FILE
  done
  make
  strip ut
  make install
#  mkdir -p ../tmp/usr/local/share/doc/sc101-nbd/
#  cp COPYING ../tmp/usr/local/share/doc/sc101-nbd/
)

# Create extension
sudo mksquashfs $TMP $PKG.tcz

# Create md5sum file
md5sum $PKG.tcz > $PKG.tcz.md5.txt

# Create zcync file
zsyncmake $PKG.tcz

# Create file list
mkdir mnt
sudo mount -o loop $PKG.tcz ./mnt
( cd mnt ; find `ls` -not -type d ) > $PKG.tcz.list
sudo umount ./mnt

# Create Info Files
echo -ne "Title:		sc101-nbd.tcz
Description:    Netgear SC101 'Toaster' driver translates psan to nbd.
Version:        Alpha
Author:         Iain Wade <iwade@optusnet.com.au>
Original-site:  http://code.google.com/p/sc101-nbd/downloads/list
Copying-policy: GPL v2
Size:           12K
Extension_by:   gerald_clark
Tags:           NBD SC101 
Comments:       Install the man package to read the ut man page or
		see the website for instructions on 'ut' usage.
	
		Sample config file is /usr/local/etc/sc101-nbd.conf.sample.
		Make a custom sc101-nbd.conf file.
		Config file consists of lines with:
		LABEL Device-Name Optional-Mount-Point
		Add usr/local/ext/sc101-nbd.conf to /opt/filetool.lst.
	
		Use '/usr/local/etc/init.d/sc101-nbd start' to attach and mount
		the SC101 drives listed in /usr/local/etc/sc101-nbd.conf.
		Use '/usr/local/etc/init.d/sc101-nbd stop' to umount and detach
		the drives.
	
		HD install - use a pretce install of sc101-ndb.tcz per wiki.
		NETBOOT   -  use tftp or http to load sc101-ndb.tcz per wiki.
		Boot code: sc101=Drive[,Drive]...
		Where Drive is: Label or Label:Mount-Point or Label:-
		Mount point defaults to /mnt/nbdX where X is the number of this Label in the comma seperated list.
		Mount point of '-' means connect the drive to /dev/nbdX but don't mount it.
		If a mount point is specified, it is relative to /mnt unless it starts with a '/'.
		Use 'ut listall' to see the current labels..
		You can specify tce=nbd0 opt=nbd0 home=nbd0 ( or any specified mount point in /mnt).
		For use with md RAID, use boot option like sc101=Label1:-,Label2:- so nbd0 and nbd1 will not be mounted.
	
		Do not include devices in the config file that are specified in the boot code.

Change-log:     04/19/13 Original                                       
Current:        04/19/13                                                
" > $PKG.tcz.info                                                                                                 

# Tar everything up
tar -cvzf ../$SUBMIT ../$BUILD ../$SRC ../files\
	  $PKG.tcz $PKG.tcz.info $PKG.tcz.list $PKG.tcz.md5.txt $PKG.tcz.zsync
	  
cd $DIR
# Encrypt it for transfer                                               
echo "bcrypt $SUBMIT"
bcrypt -r $SUBMIT
echo -e "\nSend $SUBMIT.bfe to tcesubmit@gmail.com."