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58 lines
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Driver Update Disk Handling
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anaconda-dracut takes advantage of dracut's hooks in order to load driver
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modules before the rest of the installer is executed.
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cmdline hook
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parse-anaconda-dd.sh
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Calls set_neednet if network is needed to retrieve a driver rpm
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The files will be downloaded when the network device online hook is executed.
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initqueue/online
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fetch-driver-net.sh
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If URLs are passed to inst.dd they are all downloaded into /tmp/DD-net/
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pre-trigger hook
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driver-updates.sh
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Looks for devices labeled OEMDRV and starts the systemd service for the UI
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Also saves the initial state of the module list and uses udev to trigger
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loading of existing modules.
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pre-pivot hook
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driver-updates-net.sh
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Check for network downloaded driver rpms and start the systemd service to
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load the drivers.
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anaconda-depmod.sh
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If any drivers were installed or downloaded run depmod on the $NEWROOT
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Systemd Services
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driver-updates@.service
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This service launch the driver update UI (/bin/driver-updates). It handles
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connecting the tty so that the user can select drivers if inst.dd has
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been passed on the cmdline.
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driver-updates
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This searches disks labeled OEMDRV for driver update repositories and
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optionally lets the user pick individual drivers. It will also search
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unlabeled devices if they are passed on the kernel cmdline with
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inst.dd=/dev/sdb2
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Pass it the path to a directory of rpms (eg. downloaded from the
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network) and it will install them before checking for additional OEMDRV
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labeled devices. It will also do this if /tmp/DD-net/ is present.
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If /tmp/dd_args_ks is present when it runs it will ignore existing
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OEMDRV devices and process the devices in the file first, then process
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any new OEMDRV devices that appear.
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Pass inst.dd with no parameters and it will prompt the user for specific
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drivers to load using a simple text user interface.
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parse-kickstart
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If the driverdisk command is present in the kickstart it will write
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out partitions to /tmp/dd_args_ks and network sources to the cmdline
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for normal network handling. The dd_args_ks devices are handled in
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run_kickstart using the driver-updates@.service
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