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- New udev control logic imported from make-initrd scripts;
- Udev-trigger replaced to udev-settle() in hardware wait loops;
- All udev control code moved from init.c to new udev.c module;
- Lazy initialization mode support added for work in cooperate
with make-initrd: this is experimental future, turned off by
default, and also required patched make-initrd-propagator;
- Small fixes for suppress compiler warnings;
This is a patch by Maxim Suhanov <suhanov/group-ib.ru>
aiming to provide integrity and authenticity check for
stage2 rootfs image when required:
- media bootloader passes sha256 hash of stage2 image;
- stage1 early userspace code (that is, propagator)
checks the candidate files against that during search;
- existing file with different checksum results in a warning
with a dialog to just say NO, continue searching for the
proper squashfs image and have a look at that weird one;
- existing file with correct checksum results in booting
as usual.
The check is triggered by "hash=..." kernel boot parameter.
See also http://www.forensicswiki.org/wiki/Forensic_Live_CD_issues
mkdir_dev() use for create subdir with mode 0755 in /dev directory
and return success if subdir already exist.
mkdirs_dev() used mkdir_dev() for create multiple subdirs.
- added udevd, udevtrigger & udevsettle spawning from init,
reproducing nead same logic, found in initrd, created by
/sbin/mkinitd
- lots of obsolete by this change stuff removed
- use external /sbin/modprobe form klibc utils
in places, where manual module loading still needed
- pack unchangeable part of initramfs into `initfs'
file (gzipped cpio archive), which may be concatenated later
with other parts (especially kernel modules) to form
actual initramfs image.
