Cleanup (see long commit message)

Here we go, a kitchen sink commit (with a singular focus tho)
(Yes, I am coping lol)
- update repo URL
- update TODOs, remove obsolete ones, add new ones
- remove comments that just say the following line(s) of code in words
- minor UI changes:
  - tell user to enter a number for TARGET_TYPE
  - tell the user to create a new system image at the end of installation
  - use : instead of ) in some places to make code like `$((i+1)):` more readable
- fix some particularly crunchy commands
  - remove entirely redundant condition checking if the input of an integer operation is (fail = false)
  - when installing a musl target, auto-determine CPU arch from target
  - while getting names and descriptions of customization scripts, only use POSIX grep - we might be on musl...
  - don't kill the installer when the user selects exit or enters garbage at custom-scripts selection
- remove unused variable $SCRIPT_LIST
- reboot rather than launching into a debug shell at the end of installation

install-stage1.sh

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 #!/usr/bin/env bash
 
 LOGFILE=/tmp/void-usb-install-log
-GIT_REPO_BASE="https://lostcave.ddnss.de/git/BodgeMaster/void-minecraft-usb/raw/branch/master"
+GIT_REPO_BASE="https://lostcave.ddnss.de/git/BodgeMaster/void-usb/raw/branch/master"
 
 function press_any_key {
   echo "Press any key to continue or Ctrl+c to abort..."
@@ -78,9 +78,7 @@ echo -n "Installing xmirror, squashfs-tools, wget... "
 xbps-install --yes xmirror wget >> $LOGFILE 2>&1
 echo "done"
 
-#TODO: If going down the path of extracting routines from void-installer, that should be done here
+#TODO: Select keyboard layout by showing lists of what's present (directories for region, then files within)
-
-#TODO: Select keyboard layout
 KBD_LAYOUT="de-latin1"
 
 clear
@@ -207,15 +205,32 @@ the chosen mirror from the config file it generates.
 "
 press_any_key
 xmirror
-#TODO: also remove CPU architecture
 TARGET_MIRROR="$(sed 's/repository=//;s|/musl$||' /etc/xbps.d/00-repository-main.conf)"
 
-#TODO: select installation type
-TARGET_TYPE="x86_64"
 
-#TODO: also add CPU architecture
+#TODO: allow only 32 bit on a 32 bit system
+options=("x86_64" "x86_64 musl" "x86_32")
+while true; do
+    echo "Select your desired architecture."
+    for i in "${!options[@]}"; do
+        echo "$((i+1)): ${options[$i]}"
+    done
+
+    read -p "Input your choice (number): " choice
+
+    if [ "$choice" -ge 1 ] && [ "$choice" -le "${#options[@]}" ]; then
+        TARGET_TYPE="${options[$((choice-1))]}"
+        break
+    else
+        echo "Selection invalid."
+    fi
+done
+
+echo "You selected: $TARGET_TYPE"
+
 if grep "musl" <<< "$TARGET_TYPE"; then
   TARGET_MIRROR="$TARGET_MIRROR/musl"
+  TARGET_TYPE="$(sed -e 's/ musl//' <<< "$TARGET_TYPE")"
 fi
 
 echo -n "Copying repository keys... "
@@ -302,8 +317,6 @@ else
   echo "KEYMAP=\"$KBD_LAYOUT\"" >> /mnt/target/etc/rc.conf
 fi
 
-#TODO: Figure out how to configure keyboard for Xorg
-
 #TODO timezone
 
 clear

install-stage2.sh

@@ -1,6 +1,7 @@
 #!/usr/bin/env bash
 
 LOGFILE=/tmp/void-usb-install-log
+STAGE2_DIR="/opt/void-usb/installer/"
 
 function press_any_key {
   echo "Press any key to continue or Ctrl+c to abort..."
@@ -69,6 +70,7 @@ Alternatively, you can continue without internet but the system will be left in
       echo -n "."
     done
     echo " $INTERNET"
+    # TODO: allow to connect again if still no internet
   fi
 fi
 
@@ -79,25 +81,20 @@ if [ "$INTERNET" = "up" ]; then
 fi
 
 
-STAGE2_DIR="/opt/void-usb/installer/"  # Change this to your desired directory
 CONFIG_DIR="$STAGE2_DIR/custom-scripts"
-SCRIPT_LIST="$CONFIG_DIR/scripts.lst"
 SCRIPTS=()
 NAMES=()
 DESCRIPTIONS=()
 
-# Find all scripts and extract their names & descriptions
 echo "Scanning for configuration scripts in $CONFIG_DIR..."
 for script in "$CONFIG_DIR"/*.sh; do
     [ -f "$script" ] || continue  # Skip if no .sh files found
     SCRIPTS+=("$script")
 
-    # Extract name from "# NAME:" (first occurrence)
+    SCRIPT_NAME=$(grep '^# NAME:' "$script" | sed 's/^# NAME:[[:space:]]*//')
-    SCRIPT_NAME=$(grep -m1 '^# NAME:' "$script" | sed 's/^# NAME:[[:space:]]*//')
     [ -z "$SCRIPT_NAME" ] && SCRIPT_NAME="$(basename "$script")"
 
-    # Extract description from "# DESC:" (first occurrence)
+    SCRIPT_DESC=$(grep '^# DESC:' "$script" | sed 's/^# DESC:[[:space:]]*//')
-    SCRIPT_DESC=$(grep -m1 '^# DESC:' "$script" | sed 's/^# DESC:[[:space:]]*//')
     [ -z "$SCRIPT_DESC" ] && SCRIPT_DESC="No description available."
 
     NAMES+=("$SCRIPT_NAME")
@@ -110,36 +107,51 @@ if [ ${#SCRIPTS[@]} -eq 0 ]; then
     exit 1
 fi
 
-# Display menu dynamically
 echo "Available configurations:"
 for i in "${!SCRIPTS[@]}"; do
-    echo "$((i+1))) ${NAMES[i]} - ${DESCRIPTIONS[i]}"
+    echo "$((i+1)): ${NAMES[i]} - ${DESCRIPTIONS[i]}"
 done
-echo "$(( ${#SCRIPTS[@]} + 1 ))) Exit"
+echo "$(( ${#SCRIPTS[@]} + 1 )): Exit"
 
-# Get user input
+CHOICE=0
-read -p "Select an option [1-$((${#SCRIPTS[@]}+1))]: " CHOICE
+while ! (( CHOICE >= 1 && CHOICE <= ${#SCRIPTS[@]} )); do
+  read -p "Select an option [1-$((${#SCRIPTS[@]}+1))]: " CHOICE
+  if (( CHOICE >= 1 && CHOICE <= ${#SCRIPTS[@]} )); then
+      echo "Running: ${NAMES[CHOICE-1]}"
+      bash "${SCRIPTS[CHOICE-1]}"
+  elif (( CHOICE == ${#SCRIPTS[@]} + 1 )); then
+      echo "Exiting..."
+      break
+  else
+      echo "Invalid choice."
+  fi
+done
 
-# Run selected script
-if (( CHOICE >= 1 && CHOICE <= ${#SCRIPTS[@]} )); then
-    echo "Running: ${NAMES[CHOICE-1]}"
-    bash "${SCRIPTS[CHOICE-1]}"
-elif (( CHOICE == ${#SCRIPTS[@]} + 1 )); then
-    echo "Exiting..."
-    exit 0
-else
-    echo "Invalid choice."
-    exit 1
-fi
-
-# Stage 2 Tasks
 echo "Setting up user..."
 read -p "Enter username: " NEW_USER
-useradd -m -G wheel "$NEW_USER"
+#TODO: let the user choose additional groups (suggest sane defaults for different use cases)
+#  cdrom? optical? storage? what they do?
+#  scanner
+#  network (check if this even still does anything)
+#  kvm
+#  audio, video
+#  dialout
+#  users (dows this even do anything)
+useradd -m -s /bin/bash -G wheel "$NEW_USER"
 passwd "$NEW_USER"
 
 echo "Cleaning up installation files..."
-rm -rf "$STAGE2_DIR"
 mv /mnt/target/etc/sv/agetty-tty1/conf.bak /mnt/target/etc/sv/agetty-tty1/conf >> $LOGFILE 2>&1
+if [ -f /root/.profile.bak ]; then
+  mv /root/.profile.bak /root/.profile
+else
+  rm /root/.profile
+fi
+rm -rf "$STAGE2_DIR"
 
-bash --norc --noprofile
+clear
+echo "To save the changes made to the system, a new system image needs to be created.
+
+The system will reboot now. While shutting down, you will be asked about creating a system image. Choose yes."
+
+reboot

notes_to_self.txt

@@ -1,6 +1,4 @@
 TODO:
-make sure that gufw works as intended
-check for Nvidia Optimus support - or make it happen somehow
 compare sizes of glibc and musl installations
 need xdg menu maker?
 adjust required USB stick and RAM size in README
@@ -9,114 +7,27 @@ do not rely on the RTC
   - use ntp to get time
     - only fall back to using rtc if offline
   - do not set the RTC
-make our own or extract (if feasible) kb selection and time zone selection to hijack them for our purposes
+make our own time zone selection
-  - potentially interesting packages
+keyboard?
-    - ckbcomp
-    - kbd-data
 overview of the installation process at the start
 overall progress indication (step x out of y)
 look into roxterm as an alternative terminal
 deal with the entropy thing that runs after rc.shutdown
-first run message in .xinitrc.d
-  - auto-removes itself
-  - displays README.txt on root dir of the F2FS partition
 add online check to all the selections that need internet
 sort out /etc/resolv.conf for the chroot
 set keyboard layout for initramfs
 tell user about expected GRUB error messaegs
-disable suspend and hibernate
+disable hibernate, warn about suspend
-when shutting down, let Xorg exit first, then run `loginctl {poweroff,reboot}`
+use zswap
-add polkit to common packages
+rices: when shutting down, let Xorg exit first, then run `loginctl {poweroff,reboot}`
+  - this is needed so the user can interact with the console
 https://github.com/aarnt/octoxbps
 system-image
   check that all output goes to current TTY
 
-package selections:
-  desktop
-    icewm-full
-      packages
-        -> audio applet -> volctl
-        -> system monitor, file browser, image viewer, text editor, archive manager
-        -> GUI package manager? GUI update manager?
-        -> notification daemon?
-        xscreensaver
-        blueman
-        -> BT support?
-      post-install
-        add ultimate.bashrc
-        add backgrounds
-        modify bashrc to auto-start X if not already running
-        kick off scripts in .xinitrc.d from .xinitrc
-        exec icewm-session from .xinitrc
-        add to .xinitrc.d
-          start pipewire, pipewire-pulse, wireplumber
-          start conky
-          start desktop applets
-            volctl &
-            nm-applet &
-            blueman-applet &
-          display README
-          start xscreensaver
-            xscreensaver --no-splash &
-          start conky
-            conky &
-        put README.txt with relevant information on root dir of F2FS partition
-          symlink to /home/README.txt
-        add a symlink ~/.local/bin/xterm that points to lxterminal
-        configure icewm
-          startup script
-            choose random background
-          configuration
-        configure conky
-        configure xscreensaver
-    icewm-lite
-      post-install
-        add ultimate.bashrc
-        modify bashrc to auto-start X if not already running
-        kick off scripts in .xinitrc.d from .xinitrc
-        exec icewm (not session) from .xinitrc
-        add to .xinitrc.d
-          start pipewire, pipewire-pulse, wireplumber
-          display README
-        put README.txt with relevant information on root dir of F2FS partition
-          symlink to /home/README.txt
-        configure icewm
-    none
-      post-install
-        add ultimate.bashrc
-        modify bashrc to display README
-        put README.txt with relevant information on root dir of F2FS partition
-          symlink to /home/README.txt
-
-
-musl downsides:
-  - no nvidia drivers
-  - may be janky in regards to running some Minecraft versions
-musl upsides:
-  - ??
 
 Stage 1:
   -> select kb layout
-  -> select installation type (x86_32/x86_64, glibc/musl)
   -> configure time zone
     -> selection dialog?
     -> symlink /etc/localtime
-
-Stage 2:
-  -> set up user
-    -> ask for username
-    -> run useradd (non-interactively)
-      -> useradd --groups "comma,separated,groups" --create-home --shell /bin/bash $USERNAME
-      -> groups: dialout users wheel
-      -> ?? groups:
-        -> cdrom optical - can listen to CDs? Can watch DVDs? Can mount / unmount CDs/DVDs?
-        -> storage - can mount / unmount disks from GUI?
-        -> scanner - can scan things (for example using XSane?)
-        -> network - can interface with NetworkManager?
-        -> kvm - can run QEMU?
-    -> run passwd (interactively)
-  -> clean up
-    -> mv /mnt/target/etc/sv/agetty-tty1/conf.bak /mnt/target/etc/sv/agetty-tty1/conf
-    -> if [ -f /mnt/target/root/.profile.bak ]; then mv /mnt/target/root/.profile.bak /mnt/target/root/.profile; else rm /mnt/target/root/.profile; fi
-    -> rm -r /opt/void-usb/installer
-  -> build new squashfs image and reboot