#sccs	"@(#)flopsys/flopfs:profile.hd	1.41"

#
# Installation script for loading Foundation onto Hard Disk Feb 24, 1986
# Substantially modified for 3.5 by Fred Dewey and Ed Bank, 3/86.
#

# set path
PATH=:/bin:/usr/bin:/etc; export PATH	

SAVEDIR=/u/SAVE3.5
CONVDIR=/u/CONV3.5
LISTING=$SAVEDIR/listing
INSTROOT=/usr/installed
INSTFILE=$INSTROOT/CONTENTS
UA=/usr/lib/ua
SHOWFILE=$UA/Showsoft.menu
REMVFILE=$UA/Uninstall.menu
NFLOPPYS=`cat /etc/.nflops`

export CONVDIR SAVEDIR LISTING INSTROOT INSTFILE UA NFLOPPYS

##  save the profile
mv /etc/profile /etc/profile.hd

##  see if the system is being converted
if [ -d "$CONVDIR" ]
then

	if [ -s /etc/.version ]
	then	VERSION=`cat /etc/.version | cut -c1-4`
	else	VERSION="2.0"
	fi
	fOLDVER=`expr "$VERSION" '>=' 3.2`
	if [ "$fOLDVER" = 0 ]
	then

##  Remove all phone manager, terminal emul and encryption modules,
##  since they are no longer part of the FND set

		cat << -END-


The telephone manager, terminal emulator, development set and
encryption software are now separately installable.  The old
versions of the above software will now be removed.  If you use
any of the above software, you will need to install it after you
have completed installing this foundation set.

-END-

	else
		cat << -END-


The terminal emulator, the telephone manager, the development set,
the RS-232 expansion, and the encryption products must be reinstalled
using the latest version of each.

The old versions will now be removed.

-END-
	fi

##  These packages are separately installable
	PRODUCTS="ENCRYPTION ncryption DEVELOPMENT ATE PHONE hone \
	          EXPANSION xpansion LOADER oader"

##  Clobber the old stuff - This breaks if PRODUCTS = ""
	mv /bin/wnlessmsg /usr/bin/message
	if [ -s "$INSTFILE" ]
	then	cp $INSTFILE /tmp/SOFTW
	else	> /tmp/SOFTW
	fi
	for PCKG in $PRODUCTS
	do
	    grep "$PCKG " /tmp/SOFTW | \
	      while read PROGRAM DESC
	    do
		# Remove hazardous instructions from uninstall script
		grep -v "telinit" $INSTROOT/$PROGRAM.un | \
		   grep -v ".phclr" | grep -v "lddrv[ 	]*-" | \
		   grep -v "setgetty" | grep -v "cmbupd" > /tmp/Uninstall

		##  Suppress output from uninstall program.
		##  Substitute brief message instead.
		echo
		echo "        Removing $DESC ..."
		echo
		chmod +x /tmp/Uninstall
		/tmp/Uninstall > /dev/null 2>&1
		##  /tmp/Uninstall 2> /dev/null  ::  OLD WAY
		grep -v "$PROGRAM " $INSTFILE > /tmp/CONTENTS
		mv /tmp/CONTENTS $INSTROOT
		grep -v "$DESC" $SHOWFILE > /tmp/Showsoft.menu
		mv /tmp/Showsoft.menu $UA
		grep -v "$DESC" $REMVFILE > /tmp/Uninstall.menu
		mv /tmp/Uninstall.menu $UA
		rm -f $PROGRAM.un
	    done
	done
	rm -f /tmp/Uninstall

##  first do the phone manager

	rm -f /usr/bin/phnum
	rm -f /usr/bin/phcreate
	rm -f /usr/bin/phpref
	rm -f /usr/bin/phstub
	rm -f /usr/bin/Phones.sh
	rm -f /usr/lib/ua/phone.hlp
	rm -f /usr/lib/ua/Phones.form
	rm -f /etc/ph

##  now do ATE

	rm -f /usr/lib/ua/te.hlp
	rm -f /usr/bin/async_main

##  remove encrypt stuff also. Fred Dewey

	rm -f /usr/bin/crypt
	rm -f /usr/lib/makekey

##  clobber the existing backup information.

	rm -f /etc/.lastbackup
	rm -f /etc/.lastpartial
	if [ ! -s /etc/.installdate ]
	then	date > /etc/.installdate
	fi
	set `cat -s /etc/.installdate`
	cat > $UA/Backup.menu << _END_
Menu = Partial Backup includes files changed since $2 $3
Label = Backup
Prompt =Complete Backup saves whole system, Partial Backup saves changed items.

Name = Complete Backup - has not been done yet.
Name = Partial Backup - has not been done yet.
Name = Backup one user
_END_


##  now update the various windows

	uaupd -r "Telephone" Office
	uaupd -r "Phone manager" Preferences
	uaupd -r "Phone Directory" Suffixes
	uaupd -r "Phone Number" Suffixes
	uaupd -r "Modem Profile" Suffixes
	uaupd -r "RS-232 Profile" Suffixes
	uaupd -r "Text Phone Directory" Suffixes
	cpio -pud $CONVDIR 2> /dev/null << -END-
$UA/Preferences
$UA/Suffixes
$UA/Office
$UA/Hardware
$SHOWFILE
$REMVFILE
/etc/inittab
/etc/lddrv/InstDrv
/etc/master
-END-

	cpio -pud $SAVEDIR 2> /dev/null << -END-
$INSTFILE
-END-

##  The lp tree is no longer saved because the printer setup functions
##  have changed.

	echo
	echo 'The current printer setup will not work with the new software.'
	echo 'To make your printers work again, you will need to use the'
	echo 'Printer Setup window in the Office.'
	echo

	rm -f /usr/spool/lp/* > /dev/null 2>&1
	ls -d /usr/spool/lp/* | grep -v "/model" > /tmp/lp_list
	for DIR in `cat /tmp/lp_list`
	do
		rm -rf $DIR
	done

	# If serial port 0 was attached to a PRINTER
	if grep "PRINTER" /etc/.rs232 > /dev/null
	then
		echo "TYPE='NONE'" > /etc/.rs232
	fi

	sleep 2

fi

##  Move critical files out of the way before continuing.  By linking
##  these files to /tmp, they will still have good link counts and
##  the fsck program should work correctly.

	ln /lib/shlib /tmp/
	ln /dev/fp002 /tmp/
	ln /dev/console /tmp/

echo "\n\nPlease insert the floppy disk labelled:"
echo "\n	System Software - Foundation Set (1) - 5 of ${NFLOPPYS}\n"
echo "Touch <Return> to continue when ready. \c"
read x
echo "\n\nReading in progress - Do not remove the floppy disk."

##  first remove old UNIX files before continuing
rm -f /UNIX*

##  ok, read in the foundation set
cpio -Bicdum < /dev/rfp021 2> /dev/null

if [ $? != 0 ]
then
	cat << -END-

The Foundation Set did not load properly.  Possible reasons include:

 o   The load procedure was aborted prematurely.
 o   Your hard disk was not properly formatted.
 o   There is a bad spot on one of the floppy disks.
 o   There was a power surge during the copying.

To try loading the Foundation Set software again, please insert
the Foundation Set Floppy Boot Disk - disk 2 of ${NFLOPPYS} - in
the floppy disk drive, and press <Return> when prompted.  If this
message appears again, try reformatting your hard disk.  If that
does not work, your Foundation Set diskettes may be bad.

To try to reboot from the hard disk, remove the floppy disk from
the drive before pressing <Return>.  Please beware: there is a
minimal set of unix commands on the hard disk at this time.  It
is NOT fully operational.

-END-
	sync; sync; sync
	echo "Please wait ...\n"
	sleep 20
	/etc/reboot "The system will now reboot."
fi

##  Set system date from real time clock so dates on converted files will
##  be current

TZ=`cat /etc/TZ`;export TZ
date -

##  Remove loadable driver ifiles and images (not .o files) to avoid
##  possible problems loading drivers on the first boot

rm -f /etc/lddrv/ifile*
for DRIVER in /etc/lddrv/*.o
do
	rm -f `echo $DRIVER | sed 's%\.o$%%'`
done

##  Link /u/install/.kshrc to /usr/lib/ua/.kshrc if necessary

if [ ! -f /usr/lib/ua/.kshrc ] 
then
	ln /u/install/.kshrc /usr/lib/ua/.kshrc
fi

##  The lost+found directory needs to be created with ample space.

LOSTROOT=
mkdir $LOSTROOT/lost+found 2> /dev/null

for I in 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
do
	> $LOSTROOT/lost+found/file$I
done

for I in 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
do
	rm -f  $LOSTROOT/lost+found/file$I
done


##  see if the system is being converted
if [ -d "$CONVDIR" ]
then
	echo "\n\n Your system files will now be converted."
	echo "\n\n A log of the conversion will be saved in /usr/adm/convert.log."
	echo "\n\n System files will now be converted .... please wait.\n"

##  All the files listed in the SPECIAL file that are tagged with a 'C'
##  should be converted here, using conversion programs that combine the 
##  best of the old and the new, if they are different.   Fred Dewey.

	cd /etc/convert
	./convert
	rm -f /etc/.lastbackup /etc/.lastpartial

##  Let's convert all /u/LOGNAME/.profile's to use the
##  conditional shell execution.  Gee, that sounds like fun.

	./profconvert

##  Put back the user logins for the "Others" file in /usr/lib/ua

	/etc/bldother > /dev/null 2>&1

	cat << -END-
    The system will now reboot .......

-END-

fi


##  restart the system running Version 3.5

> /etc/mnttab			# clear mount table again

/usr/lib/lpshut > /dev/null 2> /dev/null
sync;sync;sync
sleep 3

reboot				# reboot with real software