- Cleanup unused functions,

- Implement __getSupportedFlavours()
- Auto detect the flavour of the current kernel module in getKernelVersion
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Ozan Çağlayan
2009-07-08 18:31:23 +00:00
parent a454a07076
commit cf8f7acb16
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@@ -28,7 +28,6 @@ import pisi.actionsapi.autotools as autotools
import pisi.actionsapi.pisitools as pisitools import pisi.actionsapi.pisitools as pisitools
import pisi.actionsapi.shelltools as shelltools import pisi.actionsapi.shelltools as shelltools
DEFAULT_FLAVOURS = ["pae"]
class ConfigureError(pisi.actionsapi.Error): class ConfigureError(pisi.actionsapi.Error):
def __init__(self, value=''): def __init__(self, value=''):
@@ -39,28 +38,8 @@ class ConfigureError(pisi.actionsapi.Error):
# Internal helpers # Internal helpers
def __getAllSupportedFlavours(): def __getAllSupportedFlavours():
pass if os.path.exists("/etc/kernel"):
return os.listdir("/etc/kernel")
def __get_workdir_for_module(mod):
mod = mod.split("module-")[1]
# Now we have something like alsa-driver or alsa-driver-pae. We also have
# to strip a possible flavour name at the end..
for f in __getAllSupportedFlavours():
if mod.endswith("-%s" % f):
mod = mod.split("-%s" % f)[0]
break
return "%s-%s" % (mod, get.srcVERSION())
#####
# Set WorkDir for kernel modules
#####
def setModuleWorkDIR():
if get.srcNAME().startswith("module-"):
globals()['WorkDir'] = __get_workdir_for_module(get.srcNAME())
################# #################
# Other helpers # # Other helpers #
@@ -75,6 +54,13 @@ def __getFlavour():
return flavour return flavour
def __getModuleFlavour():
for fl in [_f for _f in __getAllSupportedFlavours() if "-" in _f]:
if fl.split("-")[1] == get.srcNAME().split("-")[1]:
return fl
return "kernel"
def __getSuffix(): def __getSuffix():
# Set suffix, e.g. "2.6.30_rc7-119" # Set suffix, e.g. "2.6.30_rc7-119"
suffix = "%s-%s" % (get.srcVERSION(), get.srcRELEASE()) suffix = "%s-%s" % (get.srcVERSION(), get.srcRELEASE())
@@ -112,11 +98,12 @@ def getKernelVersion(flavour=None):
# if flavour==None, it will return the KVER in the /etc/kernel/kernel file else, # if flavour==None, it will return the KVER in the /etc/kernel/kernel file else,
# /etc/kernel/<flavour>. # /etc/kernel/<flavour>.
# If it fails, it will return the running kernel version. # If it fails, it will return the running kernel version.
kverfile = "/etc/kernel"
if flavour: # Try to detect module flavour
kverfile = os.path.join(kverfile, flavour) if not flavour:
else: flavour = __getModuleFlavour()
kverfile = os.path.join(kverfile, "kernel")
kverfile = os.path.join("/etc/kernel", flavour)
if os.path.exists(kverfile): if os.path.exists(kverfile):
return open(kverfile, "r").read().strip() return open(kverfile, "r").read().strip()