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#ident "@(#)diskadd.sh	1.8 - 88/05/25"

# This script is used for adding disk drives to
# System V.3 on the Intel AT/386.  It runs adddisk to prompt the
# user for information about his disk and partitions thereon.  The
# diskadd program builds the following files:
# /tmp/partitions -- with the disk characteristics and partitions from the
#                    user,
# /tmp/fdisk.data -- used as re-directed input to fdisk to set aside a Unix
#                    area on the disk,
# /tmp/addparts -- contains the names of additional partitions the user may
#                  want in addition to the required standard ones,
# /tmp/mkfs.data -- contains information about each filesystem which the user
#                   wants made.
# /tmp/diskname -- the tail of the device stanza generated in adddisk and
#                  the name of the raw disk device for it.
#

set -e                  # exit if anything bad happens
set +x
adddisk 3
read dn devnm </tmp/diskname
echo
echo "Do you wish to (re)format the disk you are adding (y/n)?"
read fmt
echo
echo "Do you wish to do a complete surface analysis?  Answer 'y' to write"
echo "and read every sector, 'n' to just read every sector.  NOTE: writing"
echo "the whole disk takes a while... (y/n)?"
read vf
echo
echo "Do you want to have the filesystems on the new disk mounted"
echo "automatically (y/n)?"
read mnt
echo
if [ "$fmt" = "y" ]
then    set -x
	echo y | /etc/mkpart -f /tmp/partitions -i -F 3 disk$dn
	set +x
else    set -x
	/etc/mkpart -f /tmp/partitions -i disk$dn
	set +x
fi
set -x
/etc/fdisk $devnm </tmp/fdisk.data
set +x
if [ "$vf" = "y" ]
then    set -x
	echo y | /etc/mkpart -f /tmp/partitions -P rsrvd$dn -P alts$dn -V disk$dn
	set +x
else    set -x
	/etc/mkpart -f /tmp/partitions -P rsrvd$dn -P alts$dn -v disk$dn
	set +x
fi
while read pnam
do
	set -x
	/etc/mkpart -f /tmp/partitions -P $pnam disk$dn
	set +x
done </tmp/addparts
while read devnm
do
	read devsiz
	read cylsiz
	read fsnam
	set -x
	/etc/mkfs $devnm $devsiz 1 $cylsiz
	/etc/labelit $devnm $fsnam disk$dn
	sync
	set +x
	echo "Creating lost+found directory on" $fsnam
	/etc/mount $devnm /mnt
	mkdir /mnt/lost+found
	chmod 777 /mnt/lost+found
	sync
	x=1
	while [ $x -le 50 ]
	do
		>/mnt/lost+found/tmp.$x
		x=`expr $x + 1`
	done
	rm -f /mnt/lost+found/*
	if [ $fsnam = tmp ]
	then
		echo "Copying files from old /tmp directory to new /tmp filesystem."
		( cd /tmp; find . -print | cpio -pdma /mnt; )
	fi
	sync
	/etc/umount $devnm
	if [ "$mnt" = "y" ]
	then
		if [ ! -d /$fsnam ]
		then
			set -x
			mkdir /$fsnam
			chmod 777 /$fsnam
			set +x
		fi
		set -x
		echo $devnm /$fsnam >>/etc/fstab
		mount $devnm /$fsnam
		set +x
	fi
	set +x
done </tmp/mkfs.data
set +e		# allow the grep to not work
grep disk$dn /etc/partitions
rtn=$?
if [ $rtn -eq 0 ]
then
	echo 
	echo "*** NOTE! ***▶07◀"
	echo "There is already an entry in your /etc/partitions file for" disk$dn
	echo "The entry corresponding to the partitions just created is in /tmp/partitions."
	echo "You should merge this into your /etc/partitions file after clearing out"
	echo "the old definitions..."
	echo

else
	echo " " >>/etc/partitions
	cat /tmp/partitions >>/etc/partitions
	echo
	echo "New /etc/partitions entry for" disk$dn "added."
	echo
fi
sync
echo "Diskadd for" disk$dn "DONE at" `date`