#!/bin/bash
# This is intended to allow a from scratch start of a known good
# set of configs based on the last full release.
# This is the src to get the known good configs from
VEROLD="linux-2.6.35.7"
# This is the src file to be used
VERSRC="linux-2.6.36"
NEWVERNUM="2.6.36"
VNAME="linux-"$NEWVERNUM
echo $VNAME
# These are the patchfile(s) to be used
VERP1="patch-"$NEWVERNUM
echo $VERP1
sleep 3
#VERP3=""
#VERP3=""
#VERP4=""
#VERP5=""
#VERP6=""
#VERP7=""
#VERP8=""
#VERP9=""
#echo $VERP1
#echo $VERP2
#echo $VERP3
#echo $VERP3
#echo $VERP4
#echo $VERP5
#echo $VERP6
#echo $VERP7
#echo $VERP8
#echo $VERP9
# and this is what to name it
echo "if above isn't correct hit ctl-c"
sleep 5
# get to it
echo
pwd
echo $VEROLD
sleep 1
cd $VEROLD
pwd
sleep 1
echo copying older configs to safe place
cp -f .config /var/.config26
cp -f .config.old /var/.config.old26
cp -f makeit /var/makeit26
# back out
cd ..
echo the next line should be usr src
pwd
echo
sleep 1
echo mv unpatched kernel tree out of the way
echo moveing $VERSRC to $VERSRC.keep
echo this will remove an existing one!
sleep 5 #time to hit ctl-c
echo timeout  -  doing it
touch $VERSRC #in case it doesn't exist
mv $VERSRC $VERSRC.keep
echo
ls -l $VERSRC.keep #see what it was?
sleep 1
echo unpacking a fresh copy of the base version from scratch
echo
#tar xjf $VERSRC.tar.bz2
rm -fR $VNAME #blow it away if it exists
tar xzf $VERSRC.tar.gz
echo
#echo "unpacking the patch(es)"
#gunzip $VERP1.gz
#gunzip $VERP2.gz
#gunzip $VERP3.gz
# add more as required
echo
echo done.
mv $VERSRC $VNAME
echo
ls -l $VNAME
sleep 1
echo restoreing original srcs
mv $VERSRC.keep $VERSRC
echo
cd $VNAME
pwd
#sleep 1
 COPY the firmware/radeon stuff over
mkdir firmware/radeon
## did it make it?
echo firmware contents
ls firmware
echo
echo 'firmware/radeon contents'
ls firmware/radeon
echo
echo make sure the old one is there
ls ../$VEROLD/firmware/radeon
echo now copy it
cp -f ../$VEROLD/firmware/radeon/* ./firmware/radeon/
echo
echo was the copy good
ls firmware/radeon
# apply the patches
echo
#echo Applying patch $VERP1
#echo
#sleep 1
#patch -p1 <"../"$VERP1
#echo
#echo patch $VERP1 done
#echo now applying $VERP2
#sleep 1
#echo
#patch -p1 <"../"$VERP2
#sleep 1
#echo
#echo patch $VERP2 done
#echo
#echo - now applying $VERP3
#sleep 2
#patch -p1 <"../"$VERP3
#sleep 2
#echo
#echo done - now applying $VERP4
#sleep 2
#echo
#patch -p1 <$VERP4
#sleep 2
#echo
#echo done - now applying $VERP5
#sleep 2
#echo
#patch -p1 <$VERP5
#sleep 2
#echo
#echo done - now applying $VERP6.
#sleep 2
#echo
#patch -p1 <$VERP6
#sleep 2
#echo done - now applying $VERP7
#sleep 2
#patch -p1 <$VERP7
#echo done - now applying $VERP8
#sleep 2
#patch -p1 <$VERP8
#echo done - now applyng patch $VERP9
#sleep 2
#patch -p1 <$VERP9
echo done
# suggested by Marcelo
cp /var/.config26 .config
cp /var/.config.old26 .config.old
cp /var/makeit26 makeit
make oldconfig
make mrproper
make xconfig
#make menuconfig