source: common/makefile-functions@ 62033d2

# $Id$

BOLD= "[0;1m"
RED= "[1;31m"
GREEN= "[0;32m"
ORANGE= "[0;33m"
BLUE= "[1;34m"
WHITE= "[00m"

define echo_message
  @echo $(BOLD)
  @echo --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  @echo $(BOLD)$(1) target $(BLUE)$@$(BOLD)
  @echo --------------------------------------------------------------------------------$(WHITE)
endef

define unpack
  @cd $(MOUNT_PT)$(SRC) && \
  tar -xvf `ls -t $(1) | head -n1` > /tmp/unpacked
endef

define unpack2
  @cd $(MOUNT_PT)$(SRC) && \
  /tools/bin/tar -xvf `ls -t $(1) | head -n1` > /tmp/unpacked
endef

define unpack3
  @cd $(SRC) && \
  tar -xvf `ls -t $(1) | head -n1` > /tmp/unpacked
endef

define echo_finished
  @echo $(BOLD)
  @echo --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  @echo $(BOLD) Finished the build of $(BLUE)$(1)$(BOLD)
  @echo --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  @echo -e \\t\\t$(RED)W A R N I N G$(BOLD)
  @echo --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  @echo
  @echo To be able to boot your new LFS system you need to follow
  @echo the next steps:$(WHITE)
  @echo
  @echo -e \\t- Enter to the chroot using the command found
  @echo -e \\tin 8.4 Entering the Chroot Environment
  @echo
  @echo -e \\t- Set a password for the root user
  @echo
  @echo -e \\t- Edit /etc/fstab, /etc/hosts, /etc/sysconfig/clock,
  @echo -e \\t/etc/sysconfig/console, /etc/sysconfig/network,
  @echo -e \\t/etc/sysconfig//network-devices/ifconfig.eth0/ipv4 and
  @echo -e \\tany other configuration file required to suit your needs.
  @echo
  @echo -e \\t- Set-up Grub. See chapter08/grub.html
  @echo
  @echo -e \\t- Unmount the filesystems.
  @echo
  @echo If you are an experienced LFS user, several of those steps can be
  @echo skipped or done in a different way. But then, that is something
  @echo that you already know and there is no need to discuss it here.
  @echo $(BOLD)
  @echo --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  @echo -e \\t\\t$(GREEN)Have a nice day $(ORANGE):-\)$(BOLD)
  @echo --------------------------------------------------------------------------------$(WHITE)
endef

define echo_boot_finished
  @echo $(BOLD)
  @echo --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  @echo        $(BOLD) Finished building a minimal boot system for $(BLUE)$(1)$(BOLD)
  @echo --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  @echo -e \\t\\t$(RED)W A R N I N G$(BOLD)
  @echo --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  @echo
  @echo The build is not complete. Follow the next steps:$(WHITE)
  @echo
  @echo -e \\t- Enter to the chroot using the command found
  @echo -e \\tin 8.4 Entering the Chroot Environment
  @echo
  @echo -e \\t- Set a password for the root user
  @echo
  @echo -e \\t- Edit /etc/fstab, /etc/hosts, /etc/sysconfig/clock,
  @echo -e \\t/etc/sysconfig/console, /etc/sysconfig/network,
  @echo -e \\t/etc/sysconfig//network-devices/ifconfig.eth0/ipv4 and
  @echo -e \\tany other configuration file required to suit your needs.
  @echo
  @echo -e \\t- Set-up Grub.
  @echo
  @echo -e \\t- Unmount the filesystems.
  @echo
  @echo If you are an experienced LFS user, several of those steps can be
  @echo skipped or done in a different way. But then, that is something
  @echo that you already know and there is no need to discuss it here.
  @echo $(BOLD)
  @echo $(BOLD)$(YELLOW)
  @echo  Boot the new partition. Once you are logged in issue the following cmds
  @echo -e \\t cd /jhahlfs
  @echo -e \\t make XXXXXXXX
  @echo  The build process should resume. Follow any instructions that appear.
  @echo --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  @echo -e \\t\\t$(GREEN)Have a nice day $(ORANGE):-\)$(BOLD)
  @echo --------------------------------------------------------------------------------$(WHITE)
endef