# This does NOT run under the logging manager. We should invoke the do_with_logging wrapper for # strategic parts of this. Attention: rootfs does it's own logging, so just let that be. function main_default_build_single() { # Check that WORKDIR_BASE_TMP exists; if not, create it. if [[ ! -d "${WORKDIR_BASE_TMP}" ]]; then mkdir -p "${WORKDIR_BASE_TMP}" fi # Check the sanity of WORKDIR_BASE_TMP regarding mount options. LOG_SECTION="check_dir_for_mount_options" do_with_logging check_dir_for_mount_options "${WORKDIR_BASE_TMP}" "main temporary dir" # Starting work. Export TMPDIR, which will be picked up by all `mktemp` invocations hopefully. # Runner functions in logging/runners.sh will explicitly unset TMPDIR before invoking chroot. # Invoking chroot directly will fail in subtle ways, so, please use the runner.sh functions. display_alert "Starting single build, exporting TMPDIR" "${WORKDIR}" "debug" LOG_SECTION="prepare_tmpfs_workdir" do_with_logging prepare_tmpfs_for "WORKDIR" "${WORKDIR}" # this adds its own cleanup handler, which deletes it if it was created add_cleanup_handler trap_handler_cleanup_workdir # this is for when it is NOT a tmpfs, for any reason; it does not delete the dir itself. # 'declare -g -x': global, export declare -g -x TMPDIR="${WORKDIR}" # TMPDIR is default for a lot of stuff, but... declare -g -x CCACHE_TEMPDIR="${WORKDIR}/ccache_tmp" # Export CCACHE_TEMPDIR, under Workdir, which is hopefully under tmpfs. Thanks @the-Going for this. declare -g -x XDG_RUNTIME_DIR="${WORKDIR}/xdg_tmp" # XDG_RUNTIME_DIR is used by the likes of systemd/freedesktop centric apps. declare start=$(date +%s) ### Write config summary LOG_SECTION="config_summary" do_with_logging write_config_summary_output_file # Check and install dependencies, directory structure and settings prepare_host # this has its own logging sections, and is possibly interactive. # Aggregate packages, in its own logging section; this decides internally on KERNEL_ONLY=no LOG_SECTION="aggregate_packages" do_with_logging aggregate_packages # Create a directory inside WORKDIR with a "python" symlink to "/usr/bin/python2"; add it to PATH first. BIN_WORK_DIR="${WORKDIR}/bin" # No cleanup of this is necessary, since it's inside WORKDIR. mkdir -p "${BIN_WORK_DIR}" ln -s "/usr/bin/python2" "${BIN_WORK_DIR}/python" export PATH="${BIN_WORK_DIR}:${PATH}" if [[ "${JUST_INIT}" == "yes" ]]; then exit 0 fi if [[ $CLEAN_LEVEL == *sources* ]]; then # early cleaning for sources, since fetch_and_build_host_tools() uses it. LOG_SECTION="cleaning_early_sources" do_with_logging general_cleaning "sources" fi # Too many things being done. Allow doing only one thing. For core development, mostly. # Also because "KERNEL_ONLY=yes" should really be spelled "PACKAGES_ONLY=yes" local do_build_uboot="yes" do_build_kernel="yes" exit_after_kernel_build="no" exit_after_uboot_build="no" do_host_tools="yes" if [[ "${JUST_UBOOT}" == "yes" && "${JUST_KERNEL}" == "yes" ]]; then exit_with_error "User of build system" "can't make up his mind about JUST_KERNEL or JUST_UBOOT" elif [[ "${JUST_UBOOT}" == "yes" ]]; then display_alert "JUST_KERNEL set to yes" "Building only kernel and exiting after that" "debug" do_build_uboot="yes" do_host_tools="${INSTALL_HOST_TOOLS:-yes}" # rkbin, fips, etc. exit_after_uboot_build="yes" elif [[ "${JUST_KERNEL}" == "yes" ]]; then display_alert "JUST_KERNEL set to yes" "Building only kernel and exiting after that" "debug" do_build_uboot="no" exit_after_kernel_build="yes" do_host_tools="no" fi # ignore updates help on building all images - for internal purposes if [[ $IGNORE_UPDATES != yes ]]; then # Fetch and build the host tools (via extensions) if [[ "${do_host_tools}" == "yes" ]]; then LOG_SECTION="fetch_and_build_host_tools" do_with_logging fetch_and_build_host_tools fi LOG_SECTION="clean_deprecated_mountpoints" do_with_logging clean_deprecated_mountpoints for cleaning_fragment in $(tr ',' ' ' <<< "${CLEAN_LEVEL}"); do if [[ $cleaning_fragment != sources ]] && [[ $cleaning_fragment != none ]] && [[ $cleaning_fragment != make* ]]; then LOG_SECTION="cleaning_${cleaning_fragment}" do_with_logging general_cleaning "${cleaning_fragment}" fi done fi # Prepare ccache, cthreads, etc for the build LOG_SECTION="prepare_compilation_vars" do_with_logging prepare_compilation_vars if [[ "${do_build_uboot}" == "yes" ]]; then # Don't build u-boot at all if the BOOTCONFIG is 'none'. if [[ "${BOOTCONFIG}" != "none" ]]; then # @TODO: refactor this. we use it very often # Compile u-boot if packed .deb does not exist or use the one from repository if [[ ! -f "${DEB_STORAGE}"/${CHOSEN_UBOOT}_${REVISION}_${ARCH}.deb || "${UBOOT_IGNORE_DEB}" == "yes" ]]; then if [[ -n "${ATFSOURCE}" && "${ATFSOURCE}" != "none" && "${REPOSITORY_INSTALL}" != *u-boot* ]]; then LOG_SECTION="compile_atf" do_with_logging compile_atf fi # @TODO: refactor this construct. we use it too many times. if [[ "${REPOSITORY_INSTALL}" != *u-boot* || "${UBOOT_IGNORE_DEB}" == "yes" ]]; then declare uboot_git_revision="not_determined_yet" LOG_SECTION="uboot_prepare_git" do_with_logging_unless_user_terminal uboot_prepare_git LOG_SECTION="compile_uboot" do_with_logging compile_uboot fi fi fi if [[ "${exit_after_uboot_build}" == "yes" ]]; then display_alert "Exiting after u-boot build" "JUST_UBOOT=yes" "info" exit 0 fi fi # Compile kernel if packed .deb does not exist or use the one from repository if [[ "${do_build_kernel}" == "yes" ]]; then if [[ ! -f ${DEB_STORAGE}/${CHOSEN_KERNEL}_${REVISION}_${ARCH}.deb || "${KERNEL_IGNORE_DEB}" == "yes" ]]; then if [[ -n $KERNELSOURCE ]] && [[ "${REPOSITORY_INSTALL}" != *kernel* ]]; then compile_kernel # This handles its own logging sections. fi fi if [[ "${exit_after_kernel_build}" == "yes" ]]; then display_alert "Only building kernel and exiting" "JUST_KERNEL=yes" "debug" exit 0 fi fi # Compile armbian-config if packed .deb does not exist or use the one from repository if [[ ! -f ${DEB_STORAGE}/armbian-config_${REVISION}_all.deb ]]; then if [[ "${REPOSITORY_INSTALL}" != *armbian-config* ]]; then LOG_SECTION="compile_armbian-config" do_with_logging compile_armbian-config fi fi # Compile armbian-zsh if packed .deb does not exist or use the one from repository if [[ ! -f ${DEB_STORAGE}/armbian-zsh_${REVISION}_all.deb ]]; then if [[ "${REPOSITORY_INSTALL}" != *armbian-zsh* ]]; then LOG_SECTION="compile_armbian-zsh" do_with_logging compile_armbian-zsh fi fi # Compile plymouth-theme-armbian if packed .deb does not exist or use the one from repository if [[ ! -f ${DEB_STORAGE}/plymouth-theme-armbian_${REVISION}_all.deb ]]; then if [[ "${REPOSITORY_INSTALL}" != *plymouth-theme-armbian* ]]; then LOG_SECTION="compile_plymouth_theme_armbian" do_with_logging compile_plymouth_theme_armbian fi fi # Compile armbian-firmware if packed .deb does not exist or use the one from repository if ! ls "${DEB_STORAGE}/armbian-firmware_${REVISION}_all.deb" 1> /dev/null 2>&1 || ! ls "${DEB_STORAGE}/armbian-firmware-full_${REVISION}_all.deb" 1> /dev/null 2>&1; then if [[ "${REPOSITORY_INSTALL}" != *armbian-firmware* ]]; then compile_firmware_light_and_possibly_full # this has its own logging sections fi fi overlayfs_wrapper "cleanup" # create board support package if [[ -n "${RELEASE}" && ! -f "${DEB_STORAGE}/${BSP_CLI_PACKAGE_FULLNAME}.deb" && "${REPOSITORY_INSTALL}" != *armbian-bsp-cli* ]]; then LOG_SECTION="create_board_package" do_with_logging create_board_package fi # create desktop package if [[ -n "${RELEASE}" && "${DESKTOP_ENVIRONMENT}" && ! -f "${DEB_STORAGE}/$RELEASE/${CHOSEN_DESKTOP}_${REVISION}_all.deb" && "${REPOSITORY_INSTALL}" != *armbian-desktop* ]]; then LOG_SECTION="create_desktop_package" do_with_logging create_desktop_package fi if [[ -n "${RELEASE}" && "${DESKTOP_ENVIRONMENT}" && ! -f "${DEB_STORAGE}/${RELEASE}/${BSP_DESKTOP_PACKAGE_FULLNAME}.deb" && "${REPOSITORY_INSTALL}" != *armbian-bsp-desktop* ]]; then LOG_SECTION="create_bsp_desktop_package" do_with_logging create_bsp_desktop_package fi # skip image creation if exists. useful for CI when making a lot of images @TODO: hmm? if [ "$IMAGE_PRESENT" == yes ] && ls "${FINALDEST}/${VENDOR}_${REVISION}_${BOARD^}_${RELEASE}_${BRANCH}_${VER/-$LINUXFAMILY/}${DESKTOP_ENVIRONMENT:+_$DESKTOP_ENVIRONMENT}"*.xz 1> /dev/null 2>&1; then display_alert "Skipping image creation" "image already made - IMAGE_PRESENT is set" "wrn" exit fi # @TODO: dead code, remove ## DEAD CODE IN ARMBIAN-NEXT ## # build additional packages ## DEAD CODE IN ARMBIAN-NEXT ## if [[ $EXTERNAL_NEW == compile ]]; then ## DEAD CODE IN ARMBIAN-NEXT ## display_alert "Building external packages" "$EXTERNAL - WARNING: this has not been armbian-nextifed yet and will fail." "warn" ## DEAD CODE IN ARMBIAN-NEXT ## exit_with_error "buildpkg chroot_build_packages() nas not been ported to armbian-next yet, rpardini is a bum" ## DEAD CODE IN ARMBIAN-NEXT ## LOG_SECTION="chroot_build_packages" do_with_logging chroot_build_packages ## DEAD CODE IN ARMBIAN-NEXT ## fi # Reset owner of DEB_STORAGE, if needed. Might be a lot of packages there, but such is life. # @TODO: might be needed also during 'cleanup': if some package fails, the previous package might be left owned by root. reset_uid_owner "${DEB_STORAGE}" # end of kernel-only, so display what was built. if [[ $KERNEL_ONLY != yes ]]; then display_alert "Kernel build done" "@host" "target-reached" display_alert "Target directory" "${DEB_STORAGE}/" "info" display_alert "File name" "${CHOSEN_KERNEL}_${REVISION}_${ARCH}.deb" "info" fi # At this point, the WORKDIR should be clean. Add debug info. debug_tmpfs_show_usage "AFTER ALL PKGS BUILT" # build rootfs, if not only kernel. if [[ $KERNEL_ONLY != yes ]]; then display_alert "Building image" "${BOARD}" "target-started" [[ $BSP_BUILD != yes ]] && build_rootfs_and_image # old debootstrap-ng. !!!LOGGING!!! handled inside, there are many sub-parts. display_alert "Done building image" "${BOARD}" "target-reached" fi call_extension_method "run_after_build" <<- 'RUN_AFTER_BUILD' *hook for function to run after build, i.e. to change owner of `$SRC`* Really one of the last hooks ever called. The build has ended. Congratulations. - *NOTE:* this will run only if there were no errors during build process. RUN_AFTER_BUILD end=$(date +%s) runtime=$(((end - start) / 60)) # display_alert in its own logging section. LOG_SECTION="runtime_total" do_with_logging display_alert "Runtime" "$runtime min" "info" if armbian_is_running_in_container; then BUILD_CONFIG='docker' # @TODO: this is not true, depends on how we end up launching this. fi # Make it easy to repeat build by displaying build options used. Prepare array. @TODO this is inconsistent. Maybe something like the relaunch vars? local -a repeat_args=("./compile.sh" "${BUILD_CONFIG}" " BRANCH=${BRANCH}") [[ -n ${RELEASE} ]] && repeat_args+=("RELEASE=${RELEASE}") [[ -n ${BUILD_MINIMAL} ]] && repeat_args+=("BUILD_MINIMAL=${BUILD_MINIMAL}") [[ -n ${BUILD_DESKTOP} ]] && repeat_args+=("BUILD_DESKTOP=${BUILD_DESKTOP}") [[ -n ${KERNEL_ONLY} ]] && repeat_args+=("KERNEL_ONLY=${KERNEL_ONLY}") [[ -n ${KERNEL_CONFIGURE} ]] && repeat_args+=("KERNEL_CONFIGURE=${KERNEL_CONFIGURE}") [[ -n ${DESKTOP_ENVIRONMENT} ]] && repeat_args+=("DESKTOP_ENVIRONMENT=${DESKTOP_ENVIRONMENT}") [[ -n ${DESKTOP_ENVIRONMENT_CONFIG_NAME} ]] && repeat_args+=("DESKTOP_ENVIRONMENT_CONFIG_NAME=${DESKTOP_ENVIRONMENT_CONFIG_NAME}") [[ -n ${DESKTOP_APPGROUPS_SELECTED} ]] && repeat_args+=("DESKTOP_APPGROUPS_SELECTED=\"${DESKTOP_APPGROUPS_SELECTED}\"") [[ -n ${DESKTOP_APT_FLAGS_SELECTED} ]] && repeat_args+=("DESKTOP_APT_FLAGS_SELECTED=\"${DESKTOP_APT_FLAGS_SELECTED}\"") [[ -n ${COMPRESS_OUTPUTIMAGE} ]] && repeat_args+=("COMPRESS_OUTPUTIMAGE=${COMPRESS_OUTPUTIMAGE}") display_alert "Repeat Build Options" "${repeat_args[*]}" "ext" # * = expand array, space delimited, single-word. } function trap_handler_cleanup_workdir() { display_alert "Cleanup WORKDIR: $WORKDIR" "trap_handler_cleanup_workdir" "cleanup" unset TMPDIR if [[ -d "${WORKDIR}" ]]; then if [[ "${PRESERVE_WORKDIR}" != "yes" ]]; then display_alert "Cleaning up WORKDIR" "$(du -h -s "$WORKDIR")" "cleanup" # Remove all files and directories in WORKDIR, but not WORKDIR itself. rm -rf "${WORKDIR:?}"/* # Note this is protected by :? else display_alert "Preserving WORKDIR due to PRESERVE_WORKDIR=yes" "$(du -h -s "$WORKDIR")" "warn" # @TODO: tmpfs might just be unmounted, though. fi fi }