netconf_install

#!/bin/bash

build ()
{
  # if TMPDIR is set leave it alone otherwise set
  [ -z $TMPDIR ] && TMPDIR='/tmp/mkinitcpio-netconf'

  # check if TMPDIR exsists if not make it
  [ -d $TMPDIR ] || mkdir -p $TMPDIR

  umask 0022

  #systemd enabled
  declare -F add_systemd_unit > /dev/null 2>&1
  if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
      add_systemd_unit "systemd-networkd.service"
      add_systemd_unit "systemd-networkd.socket"
      systemctl --root "$BUILDROOT" enable systemd-networkd.service
      systemctl --root "$BUILDROOT" enable systemd-networkd.socket
      add_dir "/etc/systemd/network"
      ls /etc/systemd/network/*.initramfs > /dev/null 2>&1
      if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
	  echo "Systemd is enabled, but there are no .initramfs files under /etc/systemd/network; exit"
	  return 0
      else
	  for network in $(ls /etc/systemd/network/*.initramfs); do
	      if [ -s $network ]; then
		  initramfs_strip=$(echo $network | sed -e 's/\.initramfs//g')
		  echo "Added $network to $initramfs_strip"
		  add_file $network $initramfs_strip
	      fi
	  done
      fi
  #base enabled
  else
      add_checked_modules "/drivers/net/"
      add_binary "/usr/bin/ip" "/sbin/ip"
      add_binary "/usr/lib/initcpio/ipconfig" "/sbin/ipconfig"

      add_runscript
  fi
  
}

help ()
{
    cat<<HELPEOF
This hook will parse the ip= command line variable on the kernel and configure
the interface specified. It's meant to be used in combination with other hooks
that require early userspace networking, such as mkinitcpio-dropbear,
mkinitcpio-tinyssh and mkinitcpio-ddns, among others.
HELPEOF
}