Re: [Mtools] amuFormat.sh in bash instead csh

[Adam Tkac]

In the end script has been completely rewritten (by Stepan Kasal, 
<address@hidden>). Could be POSIX-compatible now.

Regards, -A-

#!/bin/sh
#
#  amuFormat.sh  Formats various types and sizes of PC-Cards, according to the
#  AMU-specification
#
#  parameters:   $1:   Card Type: The Card Type is written as disk/volume-label
#                      to the boot-record
#                      The string should have a length of max. 11 characters.
#
#                $2:   Drive character (b:, c:)
#
#  10-12-2003    lct   created
#
vers=1.4

#echo "debug: $0,$1,$2,$3,$4"

#
# main()
#
if [ $# != 2 ] ; then
        cat <<-EOF

                Usage: amuFormat.sh <Card Type> <drive>
                <Card Type> has to be defined in amuFormat.sh itself
                <drive> has to be defined in mtools.conf
        EOF
        exit 0
fi

echo "amuFormat $vers started..."

drive=$2

case $1 in
8MBCARD-FW)
        ## using the f: or g: drive for fat12 formatting...
        ## see mtools.conf file...
        case $2 in
        [bB]:) drive="f:" ;;
        [cC]:) drive="g:" ;;
        *) echo "Drive $2 not supported."; exit 1 ;;
        esac
        cylinders=245 heads=2 cluster_size=8
        ;;
32MBCARD-FW)
        #from amu_toolkit_0_6:
        #mformat -t489 -h4 -c4 -n32 -H32 -r32 -vPC-CARD -M512 -N0000 c:
        cylinders=489 heads=4 cluster_size=4
        ;;
64MBCARD-FW)
        echo "***** WARNING: untested on AvHMU, exiting *****"
        exit 1
        cylinders=245 heads=2 cluster_size=8
        ;;
1GBCARD-FW)
        # from amu_toolkit_0_6:
        #mformat -t2327 -h16 -c64 -n63 -H63 -r32 -v AMU-CARD -M512 -N 0000 c:
        echo "***** WARNING: untested on AvHMU *****"
        cylinders=2327 heads=16 cluster_size=64
        ;;
64MBCARDSAN)
        # from amu_toolkit_0_6:
        #mformat -t489 -h8 -c4 -n32 -H32 -r32 -v AMU-CARD -M512 -N 0000 c:
        cylinders=489 heads=8 cluster_size=4
        ;;
#
# insert new cards here...
#
*)
        echo "Card not supported."
        exit 1
        ;;
esac

echo "Formatting card in slot $2 as $1"

## initialise partition table
mpartition -I $drive

# write a partition table
mpartition -c -t$cylinders -h$heads -s32 -b32 $drive

## write boot-record, two FATs and a root-directory
mformat -c$cluster_size -v "$1" $drive

minfo $2
mdir  $2

echo "done."