pentoo-system: b43 firmware has been changed, no more pax

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Rick Farina (Zero_Chaos) 2018-06-01 16:34:03 -04:00
parent 2a787c1085
commit 1c8228fb11
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4 changed files with 20 additions and 40 deletions

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#!/bin/bash
if [ "${EUID}" = "0" ]; then
emerge broadcom-firmware-installer
else
sudo emerge broadcom-firmware-installer
fi
echo "You can make a module for your personal use and put it in the modules"
echo "folder of your usb/cd for personal use only."
echo "To do this run \"makemo broadcom-firmware-installer\"."
echo "Do NOT post this module. Redistribution is against the law."

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*****************************************************************************
* *
*  All network interfaces are now down at boot. *
*  For gui network manager, type "/etc/init.d/NetworkManager start" as root *
*  Or you can type "dhcpcd ethX" as root to setup your network interface. *
*  If you have a broadcom wifi card it is currently using b43-openfwwf. *
*  If this is undesirable or non-functional type "./b43-commercial" *
*  You can toggle PaX hardening on and off with "toggle_hardened" as root *
* *
*  If you are running live usb there are many ways to save changes: *
*  You can run "flushchanges" as root to automatically save any *
*  changes made since boot. *
*  You can run "makemo category/package" as root to install a new package *
*  which will be available now and after reboot. *
* *
*  Pentoo Bug Tracker https://github.com/pentoo/pentoo-overlay/issues *
*  Update using "pentoo-updater" command as root. *
* *
*  Type startx to launch XFCE window manager *
*  enlightenment e17 is also installed but not ready for general use yet *
* *
******************************************************************************

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*****************************************************************************
* *
* All network interfaces are now down at boot. *
* For gui network manager, type "/etc/init.d/NetworkManager start" as root *
* Or you can type "dhcpcd ethX" as root to setup your network interface. *
* *
* If you are running live usb there are many ways to save changes: *
* You can run "flushchanges" as root to automatically save any *
* changes made since boot. *
* You can run "makemo category/package" as root to install a new package *
* which will be available now and after reboot. *
* *
* Pentoo Bug Tracker https://github.com/pentoo/pentoo-overlay/issues *
* Update using "pentoo-updater" command as root. *
* *
* Type startx to launch XFCE window manager *
* *
*****************************************************************************

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@ -149,12 +149,6 @@ src_install() {
newexe "${FILESDIR}"/sudo_toggle_hardened.desktop toggle_hardened.desktop
fi
##here is where we merge in things from root_overlay which make sense
exeinto /root
newexe "${FILESDIR}"/b43-commercial-2016.3 b43-commercial
exeinto /etc/skel
newexe "${FILESDIR}"/b43-commercial-2016.3 b43-commercial
#/usr/bin
use enlightenment && newbin "${FILESDIR}"/dokeybindings-2012.1 dokeybindings
@ -162,7 +156,7 @@ src_install() {
insinto /etc
echo "Pentoo Release ${PV}" > pentoo-release
doins pentoo-release
newins "${FILESDIR}"/motd-2016.3-r3 motd
newins "${FILESDIR}"/motd-2018.1 motd
newins "${FILESDIR}"/issue.pentoo.logo issue.pentoo.logo
dodir /etc/env.d