Source code for kiwi.bootloader.config.base

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from abc import ABC, abstractmethod
import os
import re
import logging
from collections import namedtuple

# project
from kiwi.mount_manager import MountManager
from kiwi.storage.setup import DiskSetup
from kiwi.path import Path
from kiwi.defaults import Defaults
from kiwi.utils.block import BlockID

from kiwi.exceptions import (
    KiwiBootLoaderTargetError
)

log = logging.getLogger('kiwi')


[docs] class BootLoaderConfigBase(ABC): """ **Base class for bootloader configuration** :param object xml_state: instance of :class:`XMLState` :param string root_dir: root directory path name :param dict custom_args: custom bootloader arguments dictionary """ def __init__(self, xml_state, root_dir, boot_dir=None, custom_args={}): self.root_dir = root_dir self.boot_dir = boot_dir or root_dir self.xml_state = xml_state self.bootloader = xml_state.get_build_type_bootloader_name() self.arch = Defaults.get_platform_name() self.volumes_mount = [] self.root_mount = None self.boot_mount = None self.efi_mount = None self.device_mount = None self.proc_mount = None self.sys_mount = None self.tmp_mount = None self.root_filesystem_is_overlay = xml_state.build_type.get_overlayroot() self.post_init(custom_args) def __enter__(self): return self
[docs] def post_init(self, custom_args): """ Post initialization method Store custom arguments by default :param dict custom_args: custom bootloader arguments """ self.custom_args = custom_args
[docs] @abstractmethod def write(self): """ Write config data to config file. Implementation in specialized bootloader class required """
[docs] def write_meta_data( self, root_device=None, write_device=None, boot_options='' ): """ Write bootloader setup meta data files :param string root_device: root device node :param string write_device: overlay root write device node :param string boot_options: kernel options as string Implementation in specialized bootloader class optional """ pass
[docs] @abstractmethod def setup_disk_image_config( self, boot_uuid=None, root_uuid=None, hypervisor=None, kernel=None, initrd=None, boot_options={} ): """ Create boot config file to boot from disk. :param string boot_uuid: boot device UUID :param string root_uuid: root device UUID :param string hypervisor: hypervisor name :param string kernel: kernel name :param string initrd: initrd name :param dict boot_options: custom options dictionary required to setup the bootloader. The scope of the options covers all information needed to setup and configure the bootloader and gets effective in the individual implementation. boot_options should not be mixed up with commandline options used at boot time. This information is provided from the get_*_cmdline methods. The contents of the dictionary can vary between bootloaders or even not be needed Implementation in specialized bootloader class required """
[docs] @abstractmethod def setup_install_image_config( self, mbrid, hypervisor, kernel, initrd ): """ Create boot config file to boot from install media in EFI mode. :param string mbrid: mbrid file name on boot device :param string hypervisor: hypervisor name :param string kernel: kernel name :param string initrd: initrd name Implementation in specialized bootloader class required """
[docs] @abstractmethod def setup_live_image_config( self, mbrid, hypervisor, kernel, initrd ): """ Create boot config file to boot live ISO image in EFI mode. :param string mbrid: mbrid file name on boot device :param string hypervisor: hypervisor name :param string kernel: kernel name :param string initrd: initrd name Implementation in specialized bootloader class required """
[docs] @abstractmethod def setup_disk_boot_images(self, boot_uuid, lookup_path=None): """ Create bootloader images for disk boot Some bootloaders requires to build a boot image the bootloader can load from a specific offset address or from a standardized path on a filesystem. :param string boot_uuid: boot device UUID :param string lookup_path: custom module lookup path Implementation in specialized bootloader class required """
[docs] @abstractmethod def setup_install_boot_images(self, mbrid, lookup_path=None): """ Create bootloader images for ISO boot an install media :param string mbrid: mbrid file name on boot device :param string lookup_path: custom module lookup path Implementation in specialized bootloader class required """
[docs] @abstractmethod def setup_live_boot_images(self, mbrid, lookup_path=None): """ Create bootloader images for ISO boot a live ISO image :param string mbrid: mbrid file name on boot device :param string lookup_path: custom module lookup path Implementation in specialized bootloader class required """
[docs] @abstractmethod def setup_sysconfig_bootloader(self): """ Create or update etc/sysconfig/bootloader by parameters required according to the bootloader setup Implementation in specialized bootloader class required """
[docs] def create_efi_path(self, in_sub_dir='boot/efi'): """ Create standard EFI boot directory structure :param string in_sub_dir: toplevel directory :return: Full qualified EFI boot path :rtype: str """ efi_boot_path = os.path.normpath( os.sep.join([self.boot_dir, in_sub_dir, 'EFI/BOOT']) ) Path.create(efi_boot_path) return efi_boot_path
[docs] def get_boot_theme(self): """ Bootloader Theme name :return: theme name :rtype: str """ theme = None for preferences in self.xml_state.get_preferences_sections(): section_content = preferences.get_bootloader_theme() if section_content: theme = section_content[0] return theme
[docs] def get_boot_timeout_seconds(self): """ Bootloader timeout in seconds If no timeout is specified the default timeout applies :return: timeout seconds :rtype: int """ timeout_seconds = self.xml_state.get_build_type_bootloader_timeout() if timeout_seconds is None: timeout_seconds = Defaults.get_default_boot_timeout_seconds() return timeout_seconds
[docs] def get_continue_on_timeout(self): """ Check if the boot should continue after boot timeout or not :return: True or False :rtype: bool """ continue_on_timeout = \ self.xml_state.build_type.get_install_continue_on_timeout() if continue_on_timeout is None: continue_on_timeout = True return continue_on_timeout
[docs] def failsafe_boot_entry_requested(self): """ Check if a failsafe boot entry is requested :return: True or False :rtype: bool """ if self.xml_state.build_type.get_installprovidefailsafe() is False: return False return True
[docs] def get_boot_cmdline(self, boot_device, write_device=None): """ Boot commandline arguments passed to the kernel :param string boot_device: boot device node. If no extra boot device exists then boot device equals root device. In case of an overlay setup the boot device equals the readonly root device :param string write_device: optional overlay write device node :return: kernel boot arguments :rtype: str """ cmdline = '' custom_cmdline = self.xml_state.build_type.get_kernelcmdline() if custom_cmdline: cmdline += ' ' + custom_cmdline overlay_cmdline = self._get_root_overlay_cmdline_parameter( boot_device, write_device ) if overlay_cmdline: cmdline += ' ' + overlay_cmdline custom_root = self._get_root_cmdline_parameter( boot_device ) if custom_root and custom_root not in cmdline: cmdline += ' ' + custom_root return cmdline.strip()
[docs] def get_install_image_boot_default(self, loader=None): """ Provide the default boot menu entry identifier for install images The install image can be configured to provide more than one boot menu entry. Menu entries configured are: * [0] Boot From Hard Disk * [1] Install * [2] Failsafe Install The installboot attribute controlls which of these are used by default. If not specified the boot from hard disk entry will be the default. Depending on the specified loader type either an entry number or name will be returned. :param string loader: bootloader name :return: menu name or id :rtype: str """ menu_entry_title = self.get_menu_entry_title(plain=True) menu_type = namedtuple( 'menu_type', ['name', 'menu_id'] ) menu_list = [ menu_type( name='Boot_from_Hard_Disk', menu_id='0' ), menu_type( name='Install_' + menu_entry_title, menu_id='1' ), menu_type( name='Failsafe_--_Install_' + menu_entry_title, menu_id='2' ) ] boot_id = 0 install_boot_name = self.xml_state.build_type.get_installboot() if install_boot_name == 'failsafe-install': boot_id = 2 elif install_boot_name == 'install': boot_id = 1 if not self.failsafe_boot_entry_requested() and boot_id == 2: log.warning( 'Failsafe install requested but failsafe menu entry is disabled' ) log.warning('Switching to standard install') boot_id = 1 return menu_list[boot_id].menu_id
[docs] def get_boot_path(self, target='disk'): """ Bootloader lookup path on boot device If the bootloader reads the data it needs to boot, it does that from the configured boot device. Depending if that device is an extra boot partition or the root partition or or based on a non standard filesystem like a btrfs snapshot, the path name varies :param string target: target name: disk|iso :return: path name :rtype: str """ if target != 'disk' and target != 'iso': raise KiwiBootLoaderTargetError( 'Invalid boot loader target %s' % target ) bootpath = '/boot' need_boot_partition = False if target == 'disk': disk_setup = DiskSetup(self.xml_state, self.boot_dir) need_boot_partition = disk_setup.need_boot_partition() if need_boot_partition: if self.bootloader != 'zipl': # if an extra boot partition is used we will find the # data directly in the root of this partition and not # below the boot/ directory. An exception to this case # is the zipl bootloader which finds its target # according to the mount path. bootpath = '/' if target == 'disk': if not need_boot_partition: filesystem = self.xml_state.build_type.get_filesystem() volumes = self.xml_state.get_volumes() if filesystem == 'btrfs' and volumes: # grub boot data paths must not be in a subvolume # otherwise grub won't be able to find its config file grub2_boot_data_paths = ['boot', 'boot/grub', 'boot/grub2'] for volume in volumes: if volume.name in grub2_boot_data_paths: raise KiwiBootLoaderTargetError( '{0} must not be a subvolume'.format( volume.name ) ) if target == 'iso': bootpath = '/boot/' + self.arch + '/loader' return bootpath
[docs] def quote_title(self, name): """ Quote special characters in the title name Not all characters can be displayed correctly in the bootloader environment. Therefore a quoting is required :param string name: title name :return: quoted text :rtype: str """ name = name.replace(' ', '_') name = name.replace('[', '(') name = name.replace(']', ')') return name
[docs] def get_menu_entry_title(self, plain=False): """ Prefixed menu entry title If no displayname is specified in the image description, the menu title is constructed from the image name and build type :param bool plain: indicate to add built type into title text :return: title text :rtype: str """ title = self.xml_state.xml_data.get_displayname() if not title: title = self.xml_state.xml_data.get_name() else: # if the title is set via the displayname attribute no custom # kiwi prefix or other style changes to that text should # be made plain = True type_name = self.xml_state.build_type.get_image() if plain: return title return title + ' [ ' + type_name.upper() + ' ]'
[docs] def get_menu_entry_install_title(self): """ Prefixed menu entry title for install images If no displayname is specified in the image description, the menu title is constructed from the image name :return: title text :rtype: str """ title = self.xml_state.xml_data.get_displayname() if not title: title = self.xml_state.xml_data.get_name() return title
[docs] def get_gfxmode(self, target): """ Graphics mode according to bootloader target Bootloaders which support a graphics mode can be configured to run graphics in a specific resolution and colors. There is no standard for this setup which causes kiwi to create a mapping from the kernel vesa mode number to the corresponding bootloader graphics mode setup :param string target: bootloader name :return: boot graphics mode :rtype: str """ gfxmode_map = Defaults.get_video_mode_map() default_mode = Defaults.get_default_video_mode() requested_gfxmode = self.xml_state.build_type.get_vga() if requested_gfxmode in gfxmode_map: gfxmode = requested_gfxmode else: gfxmode = default_mode if target == 'grub2': return gfxmode_map[gfxmode].grub2 else: return gfxmode
def _mount_system( self, root_device, boot_device, efi_device=None, volumes=None, root_volume_name=None ): self.root_mount = MountManager( device=root_device ) if 's390' in self.arch and self.bootloader == 'grub2_s390x_emu': self.boot_mount = MountManager( device=boot_device, mountpoint=self.root_mount.mountpoint + '/boot/zipl' ) else: self.boot_mount = MountManager( device=boot_device, mountpoint=self.root_mount.mountpoint + '/boot' ) if efi_device: self.efi_mount = MountManager( device=efi_device, mountpoint=self.root_mount.mountpoint + '/boot/efi' ) custom_root_mount_args = [] if root_volume_name and root_volume_name != '/': custom_root_mount_args += [f'subvol={root_volume_name}'] self.root_mount.mount(options=custom_root_mount_args) if not self.root_mount.device == self.boot_mount.device: self.boot_mount.mount() if efi_device: self.efi_mount.mount() if volumes: for volume_path in Path.sort_by_hierarchy( sorted(volumes.keys()) ): volume_mount = MountManager( device=volumes[volume_path]['volume_device'], mountpoint=self.root_mount.mountpoint + '/' + volume_path ) self.volumes_mount.append(volume_mount) volume_mount.mount( options=[volumes[volume_path]['volume_options']] ) if self.root_filesystem_is_overlay: # In case of an overlay root system all parts of the rootfs # are read-only by squashfs except for the extra boot partition. # However tools like grub's mkconfig creates temporary files # at call time and therefore /tmp needs to be writable during # the call time of the tools self.tmp_mount = MountManager( device='/tmp', mountpoint=self.root_mount.mountpoint + '/tmp' ) self.tmp_mount.bind_mount() self.device_mount = MountManager( device='/dev', mountpoint=self.root_mount.mountpoint + '/dev' ) self.proc_mount = MountManager( device='/proc', mountpoint=self.root_mount.mountpoint + '/proc' ) self.sys_mount = MountManager( device='/sys', mountpoint=self.root_mount.mountpoint + '/sys' ) self.device_mount.bind_mount() self.proc_mount.bind_mount() self.sys_mount.bind_mount() def _get_root_cmdline_parameter(self, boot_device): """ root= argument passed to the kernel :param string boot_device: boot device node. If no extra boot device exists then boot device equals root device. In case of an overlay setup the boot device equals the readonly root device """ cmdline = self.xml_state.build_type.get_kernelcmdline() if cmdline and 'root=' in cmdline: log.warning( 'Kernel root device explicitly set via kernelcmdline' ) root_search = re.search(r'(root=(.*)[ ]+|root=(.*)$)', cmdline) if root_search: return root_search.group(1) if boot_device: if self.xml_state.build_type.get_overlayroot(): # In case of an overlay setup the root partition is a squashfs # In this case the root location can only be specified by the # partition uuid because squashfs itself doesn't have one root_location = self._get_location(boot_device, 'by-partuuid') return 'root=overlay:{0}={1}'.format( root_location['type'], root_location['name'] ) else: root_location = self._get_location(boot_device) return 'root={0}={1}'.format( root_location['type'], root_location['name'] ) else: log.warning( 'No explicit root= cmdline provided' ) def _get_root_overlay_cmdline_parameter(self, boot_device, write_device): """ rd.root.overlay.write= argument passed to the kernel :param string boot_device: boot device node. If no extra boot device exists then boot device equals root device. In case of an overlay setup the boot device equals the readonly root device :param string write_device: overlay write device """ root_overlay_parameter = '' cmdline = self.xml_state.build_type.get_kernelcmdline() if self.xml_state.build_type.get_overlayroot(): if cmdline and 'rd.root.overlay.write=' in cmdline: log.warning( 'Overlay write device explicitly set via kernelcmdline' ) elif write_device and write_device != boot_device: write_location = self._get_location(write_device) root_overlay_parameter = 'rd.root.overlay.write={0}'.format( write_location['node'] ) return root_overlay_parameter def _get_location(self, device, persistency_type=''): if not persistency_type: persistency_type = self.xml_state.build_type.get_devicepersistency() block_operation = BlockID(device) if persistency_type == 'by-label': blkid_type = 'LABEL' elif persistency_type == 'by-partuuid': blkid_type = 'PARTUUID' else: persistency_type = 'by-uuid' blkid_type = 'UUID' location = block_operation.get_blkid(blkid_type) return { 'type': blkid_type, 'name': location, 'node': f'/dev/disk/{persistency_type}/{location}' } def __exit__(self, exc_type, exc_value, traceback): for volume_mount in reversed(self.volumes_mount): volume_mount.umount() if self.device_mount: self.device_mount.umount() if self.proc_mount: self.proc_mount.umount() if self.sys_mount: self.sys_mount.umount() if self.efi_mount: self.efi_mount.umount() if self.tmp_mount: self.tmp_mount.umount() if self.boot_mount: self.boot_mount.umount() if self.root_mount: self.root_mount.umount()