Dustin C. Hatch
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The `mksquashfs` command accepts a `-pf` argument, which specifies a file that defines "pseudo files." Each line in the file defines some file path and an operation to perform on that path *in the generated filesystem image*. This allows, e.g. creating files, changing their permissions, etc. that cannot be done in the source directory for whatever reason. Aimee OS now allows a variant to provide a pseudo file definition file for `mksquashfs` by creating a `squashfs.pseudo` file in its configuration directory.
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#!/bin/sh
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# vim: set sw=4 ts=4 sts=4 et :
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set -e
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. "${CONFIGDIR:=${PWD}}"/config
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O="${1}"
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IMAGESDIR="${2}"
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mkdir -p "${IMAGESDIR}"
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mksquashfs \
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/mnt/gentoo \
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"${IMAGESDIR}"/rootfs.squashfs \
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-comp gzip \
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-ef "${O}"/squashfs.exclude \
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-pf "${O}"/squashfs.pseudo \
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-no-exports \
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-noappend \
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-wildcards
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