#!/bin/sh
# If we are using udev, we should set up some extra symbolic links
# for the optical drives as specified in the FHS. The other way
# to do this when using udev (this file is not used unless udev and
# a 2.6.x or newer kernel is running), is to add a new rule such as
# /etc/udev/rules.d/cdrom.rules containing (uncommented, of course):
#
#BUS=="ide", KERNEL=="*[!0-9]", ENV{PHYSDEVDRIVER}=="ide-cdrom", NAME="%k", GROUP="cdrom", MODE="0660", RUN+="/lib/udev/cdrom-symlinks.sh %k"
# This will create rules in /etc/udev/rules which you should then
# uncomment and/or edit to your liking.
# Patrick Volkerding is mostly to blame for this script. ;-)
# Copyright 2006 Patrick Volkerding, Sebeka, Minnesota, USA
# All rights reserved.
#
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#
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# ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
if cat /proc/mounts | grep -w sysfs 1> /dev/null 2> /dev/null ; then
if ! grep -w nohotplug /proc/cmdline 1> /dev/null 2> /dev/null ; then
if [ -x /etc/rc.d/rc.udev ]; then
if [ -z $udev_root ]; then
. /etc/udev/udev.conf
fi
# If you already have a /dev/cdrom symlink we will assume that you've either
# made your own symlink or you are running a 2.4 kernel. In such cases this
# script will make no changes to your /dev (or ${udev_root}, or whatever...)
if [ ! -L ${udev_root}/cdrom ]; then
# Make extra udev optical drive symlinks:
( cd $udev_root
DRIVE_NUMBER=0
/bin/ls -l --full-time . | grep -w cdrom | cut -f 3 -d : | cut -f 3 -d ' ' | while read optical_device ; do
if [ -z "$optical_device" ]; then
break;
else
# Gather this device's capabilities with cdrom_id:
CDROM_ID_OUTPUT="$(/lib/udev/cdrom_id --export ${udev_root}${optical_device})"
if [ -z "$CDROM_ID_OUTPUT" ]; then
# No drive capabilities reported, skipping to the next device:
continue;
else
# Set the capability variables for the loop below:
let $CDROM_ID_OUTPUT
fi
for drivecap in ID_CDROM ID_CDROM_CD_R ID_CDROM_CD_RW ID_CDROM_DVD ID_CDROM_DVD_R ID_CDROM_MRW ID_CDROM_MRW_W ID_CDROM_RAM ; do
# Some of these we ignore, and others we aren't entirely accurate about,
# like using ${udev_root}cdrw whether it's rewritable or not. I think
# the fewer devices there are the simpler it is for everyone.
# Make numbered cdrom device, and one cdrom symlink:
if [ $drivecap = ID_CDROM -a $[$drivecap] = 1 ]; then
if [ ! -L cdrom${DRIVE_NUMBER} ]; then
ln -sf ${optical_device} cdrom${DRIVE_NUMBER}
fi
if [ ! -L cdrom ]; then
ln -sf cdrom${DRIVE_NUMBER} cdrom
fi
fi
# Make numbered cdr device, one cdr symlink, and a cdrom symlink if none exists yet:
if [ $drivecap = ID_CDROM_CD_R -a $[$drivecap] = 1 ]; then
if [ ! -L cdr${DRIVE_NUMBER} ]; then
ln -sf ${optical_device} cdr${DRIVE_NUMBER}
fi
if [ ! -L cdr ]; then
ln -sf cdr${DRIVE_NUMBER} cdr
fi
if [ ! -L cdrom ]; then
ln -sf cdr${DRIVE_NUMBER} cdrom
fi
fi
# Make numbered cdrw device, one cdrw symlink, and a cdrom symlink if none exists yet:
if [ $drivecap = ID_CDROM_CD_RW -a $[$drivecap] = 1 ]; then
if [ ! -L cdrw${DRIVE_NUMBER} ]; then
ln -sf ${optical_device} cdrw${DRIVE_NUMBER}
fi
if [ ! -L cdrw ]; then
ln -sf cdrw${DRIVE_NUMBER} cdrw
fi
if [ ! -L cdrom ]; then
ln -sf cdrw${DRIVE_NUMBER} cdrom
fi
fi
# Make numbered dvd device, one dvd symlink, and a cdrom symlink if none exists yet:
if [ $drivecap = ID_CDROM_DVD -a $[$drivecap] = 1 ]; then
if [ ! -L dvd${DRIVE_NUMBER} ]; then
ln -sf ${optical_device} dvd${DRIVE_NUMBER}
fi
if [ ! -L dvd ]; then
ln -sf dvd${DRIVE_NUMBER} dvd
fi
if [ ! -L cdrom ]; then
ln -sf dvd${DRIVE_NUMBER} cdrom
fi
fi
# Make numbered dvdrw device, one dvdrw symlink, and a cdrom symlink if none exists yet:
if [ $drivecap = ID_CDROM_DVD_R -a $[$drivecap] = 1 ]; then
if [ ! -L dvdrw${DRIVE_NUMBER} ]; then
ln -sf ${optical_device} dvdrw${DRIVE_NUMBER}
fi
if [ ! -L dvdrw ]; then
ln -sf dvdrw${DRIVE_NUMBER} dvdrw
fi
if [ ! -L cdrom ]; then
ln -sf dvdrw${DRIVE_NUMBER} cdrom
fi
fi
done
unset ID_CDROM ID_CDROM_CD_R ID_CDROM_CD_RW ID_CDROM_DVD ID_CDROM_DVD_R ID_CDROM_MRW ID_CDROM_MRW_W ID_CDROM_RAM
DRIVE_NUMBER=$(expr $DRIVE_NUMBER + 1)
fi
done
)
fi
fi
fi
fi
# We should at least try to have a /dev/cdrom and /dev/cdwriter that are on different devices, right?
if [ -L ${udev_root}cdrom0 -a -L ${udev_root}cdrw1 ]; then
( cd ${udev_root}
rm -f cdrom cdwriter
ln -sf cdrom0 cdrom
ln -sf cdrw1 cdwriter
)
elif [ -L ${udev_root}cdrw0 -a -L ${udev_root}cdrom1 ]; then
( cd ${udev_root}
rm -f cdrom cdwriter
ln -sf cdrom1 cdrom
ln -sf cdrw0 cdwriter
)
elif [ -L ${udev_root}cdrom0 -a -L ${udev_root}cdr1 ]; then
( cd ${udev_root}
rm -f cdrom cdwriter
ln -sf cdrom0 cdrom
ln -sf cdr1 cdwriter
)
elif [ -L ${udev_root}cdr0 -a -L ${udev_root}cdrom1 ]; then
( cd ${udev_root}
rm -f cdrom cdwriter
ln -sf cdrom1 cdrom
ln -sf cdr0 cdwriter
)
else
# If there is no suitable combination among drives 0 and 1, we will at
# least try to add a cdwriter link if possible:
if [ -L ${udev_root}cdrw1 ]; then
( cd ${udev_root} ; ln -sf cdrw1 cdwriter )
elif [ -L ${udev_root}cdrw0 ]; then
( cd ${udev_root} ; ln -sf cdrw0 cdwriter )
elif [ -L ${udev_root}cdr1 ]; then
( cd ${udev_root} ; ln -sf cdr1 cdwriter )
elif [ -L ${udev_root}cdr0 ]; then
( cd ${udev_root} ; ln -sf cdr0 cdwriter )
fi
fi
# Although /dev/dvdwriter is not on www.lanana.org's device list, I've seen
# it used before, so I think a similar arrangement with /dev/dvd and
# /dev/dvdwriter would be a good thing:
if [ -L ${udev_root}dvd0 -a -L ${udev_root}dvdrw1 ]; then
( cd ${udev_root}
rm -f dvd dvdwriter
ln -sf dvd0 dvd
ln -sf dvdrw1 dvdwriter
)
elif [ -L ${udev_root}dvdrw0 -a -L ${udev_root}dvd1 ]; then
( cd ${udev_root}
rm -f dvd dvdwriter
ln -sf dvd1 dvd
ln -sf dvdrw0 dvdwriter
)
elif [ -L ${udev_root}dvd0 -a -L ${udev_root}dvdr1 ]; then
( cd ${udev_root}
rm -f dvd dvdwriter
ln -sf dvd0 dvd
ln -sf dvdr1 dvdwriter
)
elif [ -L ${udev_root}dvdr0 -a -L ${udev_root}dvd1 ]; then
( cd ${udev_root}
rm -f dvd dvdwriter
ln -sf dvd1 dvd
ln -sf dvdr0 dvdwriter
)
else
# If there is no suitable combination among drives 0 and 1, we will at
# least try to add a dvdwriter link if possible:
if [ -L ${udev_root}dvdrw1 ]; then
( cd ${udev_root} ; ln -sf dvdrw1 dvdwriter )
elif [ -L ${udev_root}dvdrw0 ]; then
( cd ${udev_root} ; ln -sf dvdrw0 dvdwriter )
elif [ -L ${udev_root}dvdr1 ]; then
( cd ${udev_root} ; ln -sf dvdr1 dvdwriter )
elif [ -L ${udev_root}dvdr0 ]; then
( cd ${udev_root} ; ln -sf dvdr0 dvdwriter )
fi
fi
# This is NOT standard, so tape a kick-me sign on my back. Point a link
# called /dev/writer at the most powerful burner we have located:
if [ ! -e ${udev_root}writer ]; then
if [ -L ${udev_root}dvdwriter ]; then
( cd ${udev_root} ; ln -sf ${udev_root}dvdwriter writer )
elif [ -L ${udev_root}cdwriter ]; then
( cd ${udev_root} ; ln -sf ${udev_root}cdwriter writer )
fi
fi
# If you have more complicated needs than this, then I'd suggest putting some
# of your own custom code in /etc/rc.d/rc.local. :-)