mk-sd-image

#!/bin/bash

set -e
cd -P `dirname $0`

SD_SIZE=1500
SD_BOOT_SIZE=64
SD_SWAP_SIZE=
SD_IMG=debian-riscv64/debian-riscv64.sd.img
RSYNC_BOOT=

while getopts r:s:b:p:i: name ; do
  case $name in
  r)
    RSYNC_BOOT=$OPTARG
    ;;
  s)
    SD_SIZE=$OPTARG
    ;;
  b)
    SD_BOOT_SIZE=$OPTARG
    ;;
  p)
    SD_SWAP_SIZE=$OPTARG
    ;;
  i)
    SD_IMG=$OPTARG
    ;;
  esac
done

if [ ! -d linux-stable/kernel ] ; then
  make update-submodules
fi

KERNEL_VER=$(cd linux-stable && git describe --exact-match --abbrev=0)

# --- Retrive Debian disk image ---

make debian-riscv64/initrd debian-riscv64/rootfs.tar.gz

# --- Build BBL and Linux ---

make bootloader
make linux -j

# --- build SD card image ---

mount -l | grep `pwd`/ | while IFS=' ' read -ra LINE ; do
  sudo umount ${LINE[0]}
done
losetup -a | grep `pwd`/ | while IFS=':' read -ra LINE ; do
  sudo losetup -d ${LINE[0]}
done
losetup -a | grep `pwd`/ | while IFS=':' read -ra LINE ; do
  echo "Cannot detach ${LINE[*]}"
  exit 1
done

rm -f $SD_IMG
dd if=/dev/zero of=$SD_IMG bs=1M count=$SD_SIZE
sudo losetup -f $SD_IMG

SD_LOOP=$(
losetup -a | grep `pwd`/ | while IFS=':' read -ra LINE ; do
  echo ${LINE[0]}
done
)

echo "SD image device: ${SD_LOOP}"

sudo sfdisk --no-tell-kernel ${SD_LOOP} <<-__EOF__
1M,${SD_BOOT_SIZE}M,0xE,*
,,,-
__EOF__

sudo partprobe ${SD_LOOP}

UUID=68d82fa1-1bb5-435f-a5e3-862176586eec
sudo mkfs.vfat -F 16 -n BOOT ${SD_LOOP}p1
sudo mkfs.ext4 -E nodiscard -L rootfs -U $UUID ${SD_LOOP}p2

cat >debian-riscv64/extlinux.conf <<EOF
menu title RISC-V Boot Options.
timeout 50
default Debain $KERNEL_VER
label Debain $KERNEL_VER
 kernel /extlinux/image-$KERNEL_VER
 initrd /extlinux/initrd-$KERNEL_VER.img
 append ro root=UUID=$UUID earlycon initramfs.runsize=24M locale.LANG=en_US.UTF-8
EOF

mkdir -p debian-riscv64/boot
mkdir -p debian-riscv64/rootfs

sudo mount ${SD_LOOP}p1 debian-riscv64/boot
sudo mount ${SD_LOOP}p2 debian-riscv64/rootfs

pushd debian-riscv64/rootfs
  if [ "$ROOTFS_IMAGE" == "buildroot" ] ; then
    echo "Using buildroot rootfs"
    sudo tar xf ../../buildroot/output/images/rootfs.tar
  elif [ -z "$SD_SWAP_SIZE" ] ; then
    echo "Using debian rootfs"
    sudo tar xzf ../rootfs.tar.gz
  else
    echo "Using debian rootfs"
    sudo tar --exclude=swapfile -xzf ../rootfs.tar.gz
    sudo fallocate -l ${SD_SWAP_SIZE}M swapfile
    sudo chmod 600 swapfile
    sudo mkswap swapfile
  fi
popd

sudo mkdir debian-riscv64/boot/extlinux
sudo cp debian-riscv64/extlinux.conf debian-riscv64/boot/extlinux
sudo cp debian-riscv64/initrd debian-riscv64/boot/extlinux/initrd-$KERNEL_VER.img
sudo cp linux-stable/arch/riscv/boot/Image debian-riscv64/boot/extlinux/image-$KERNEL_VER
sudo cp workspace/boot.elf debian-riscv64/boot/boot.elf

sudo chown root:root debian-riscv64/rootfs
sudo chmod 755 debian-riscv64/rootfs

echo
echo "Boot partition:"
df debian-riscv64/boot
sudo ls -l debian-riscv64/boot
echo
echo "Root partition:"
df debian-riscv64/rootfs
sudo ls -l debian-riscv64/rootfs
echo

if [ ! -z "$RSYNC_BOOT" ] ; then
  sudo rsync -r --delete debian-riscv64/boot/ $RSYNC_BOOT
fi

# According to docs, don't need to run sync before umount.
# umount will complete all pending writes before it actually unmounts the filesystem.
# In reality, without sync, VFAT filesystem sometimes gets corrupted after umount.
# Must be a Linux bug.
sync

sudo umount ${SD_LOOP}p1
sudo umount ${SD_LOOP}p2
sudo fsck -f -p -T ${SD_LOOP}p1 || true
sudo fsck -f -p -T ${SD_LOOP}p2
sudo losetup -d ${SD_LOOP}