linuxrc: Load network modules only when neededv4.0.0_beta6

To avoid problems related to drivers requiring special firmware which
might be not available when loading the module because the user don't really
need that module but it was added based on genkernel's module_load file,
we will no longer load network modules on boot.

Instead we will only load network modules when needed, for example
when dosshd is set or NFS is used.

Signed-off-by: Thomas Deutschmann <whissi@gentoo.org>

1 files changed, 72 insertions, 11 deletions

diff --git a/defaults/initrd.scripts b/defaults/initrd.scripts
index bc19fff3..61ae5349 100644
--- a/defaults/initrd.scripts
+++ b/defaults/initrd.scripts
@@ -1597,6 +1597,10 @@ iface_name() {
 }
 
 start_network() {
+	# Load network modules only when we need them to avoid possible
+	# firmware problems for people not using network that early
+	MY_HWOPTS=net load_modules
+
 	# At least gk.net.iface can only be processed after sysfs was
 	# mounted.
 	local x=
@@ -1620,17 +1624,21 @@ start_network() {
 				GK_NET_GW=${x#*=}
 			;;
 			gk.net.iface=*)
-				local tmp_iface=$(iface_name "${x#*=}")
-				if [ -z "${tmp_iface}" ]
-				then
-					warn_msg "Interface specified by '${x}' not found, falling back to genkernel defaults ..."
-				else
-					GK_NET_IFACE=${tmp_iface}
-				fi
+				GK_NET_IFACE=${x#*=}
 			;;
 			gk.net.routes=*)
 				GK_NET_ROUTES=${x#*=}
 			;;
+			gk.net.timeout.interface=*)
+				local tmp_interface_timeout=${x#*=}
+				if is_int "${tmp_interface_timeout}"
+				then
+					GK_NET_TIMEOUT_INTERFACE=${tmp_interface_timeout}
+				else
+					warn_msg "'${x}' does not look like a valid number -- will keep using default value ${GK_NET_TIMEOUT_INTERFACE}!"
+				fi
+				unset tmp_interface_timeout
+			;;
 			gk.net.timeout.dad=*)
 				local tmp_dad_timeout=${x#*=}
 				if is_int "${tmp_dad_timeout}"
@@ -1664,10 +1672,63 @@ start_network() {
 		esac
 	done
 
-	if [ ! -d "/sys/class/net/${GK_NET_IFACE}" ]
+	local interface_identifier=device
+	if echo "${GK_NET_IFACE}" | grep -qE ':|-'
 	then
-		warn_msg "Interface ${GK_NET_IFACE} not found; Will not try to start network ..."
-		return
+		interface_identifier=mac
+		good_msg_n "Waiting for interface with MAC address ${GK_NET_IFACE} ..."
+	else
+		good_msg_n "Waiting for interface ${GK_NET_IFACE} ..."
+	fi
+
+	local tmp_interface=
+	local have_interface=0
+	local interface_time_waited=0
+	local interface_timeout_100msec_modulo=
+	local interface_timeout && let interface_timeout=$(date +%s)+1
+	[ -n "${GK_NET_TIMEOUT_INTERFACE}" -a "${GK_NET_TIMEOUT_INTERFACE}" -gt 0 ] && let interface_timeout=${interface_timeout}+${GK_NET_TIMEOUT_INTERFACE}-1
+
+	while [ "${have_interface}" != '1' -a $(date +%s) -le ${interface_timeout} ]
+	do
+		tmp_interface=$(iface_name "${GK_NET_IFACE}")
+		if [ -n "${tmp_interface}" ]
+		then
+			# We got at least something to probe
+			if [ -d "/sys/class/net/${tmp_interface}" ]
+			then
+				GK_NET_IFACE="${tmp_interface}"
+				have_interface=1
+				break
+			fi
+		fi
+
+		if [ "${have_interface}" != '1' ]
+		then
+			let interface_time_waited=${interface_time_waited}+1
+			sleep 0.1s
+
+			let interface_timeout_100msec_modulo=${interface_time_waited}%10
+			if [ ${interface_timeout_100msec_modulo} = 0 ]
+			then
+				printf "."
+			fi
+		fi
+	done
+
+	echo
+
+	if [ "${have_interface}" != '1' ]
+	then
+		# Timeout!
+		if [ "${interface_identifier}" = 'mac' ]
+		then
+			bad_msg "Interface with MAC address ${GK_NET_IFACE} not found!"
+		else
+			bad_msg "Interface ${GK_NET_IFACE} not found!"
+		fi
+
+		warn_msg "Will not try to start network ..."
+		return 1
 	fi
 
 	if [ -z "${IP}" -o "${IP}" = 'dhcp' ]
@@ -1677,7 +1738,7 @@ start_network() {
 		if [ $? -ne 0 ]
 		then
 			bad_msg "Failed to start udhcpc for interface ${GK_NET_IFACE}!"
-			return
+			return 1
 		fi
 	else
 		good_msg "Bringing up interface ${GK_NET_IFACE} ..." ${QUIET}