* init: introduce infrastructure for multiple init methods

git-svn-id: https://svn.pengutronix.de/svn/ptxdist/trunks/ptxdist-trunk@9802 33e552b5-05e3-0310-8538-816dae2090ed

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diff --git a/rules/rootfs_configfiles.in b/rules/rootfs_configfiles.in
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-## SECTION=rootfs
-
-# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-menu "config files                  "
-# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-#
-# /etc/passwd
-#
-menuconfig ROOTFS_PASSWD
-	depends on ROOTFS
-	bool
-	prompt "/etc/passwd                   "
-	default y
-	help
-	  Installs a /etc/passwd file from a selectable source.
-
-	choice
-		prompt "Kind of /etc/passwd"
-		depends on ROOTFS_PASSWD
-		default ROOTFS_GENERIC_PASSWD
-
-		config ROOTFS_GENERIC_PASSWD
-			bool
-			prompt "Use generic"
-			help
-			  Installs a generic /etc/passwd file. This file does
-			  not offer any security, the root login is without a
-			  password. So don't use it in a network environment
-			  which is available to the outside.
-			  See <ptxdist-install>/generic/passwd
-
-		config ROOTFS_USER_PASSWD
-			bool
-			prompt "User defined"
-			help
-			  This uses a user defined passwd. PTXdist uses file
-			  projectroot/etc/passwd in your local project
-	endchoice
-
-#
-# /etc/shadow, /etc/shadow-
-#
-menuconfig ROOTFS_SHADOW
-	depends on ROOTFS
-	bool
-	prompt "/etc/shadow, /etc/shadow-     "
-	default y
-	help
-	  Installs a /etc/shadow and /etc/shadow- file from a selectable source.
-
-	choice
-		prompt "Kind of /etc/shadow|shadow-"
-		depends on ROOTFS_SHADOW
-		default ROOTFS_GENERIC_SHADOW
-
-		config ROOTFS_GENERIC_SHADOW
-			bool
-			prompt "Use generic"
-			help
-			  Installs a generic /etc/shadow and /etc/shadow- file.
-			  See <ptxdist-install>/generic/etc/shadow|shadow-
-
-		config ROOTFS_USER_SHADOW
-			bool
-			prompt "User defined"
-			help
-			  This uses a user defined shadow|shadow-. PTXdist uses
-			  files projectroot/etc/shadow|shadow- in your local
-			  project
-	endchoice
-
-#
-# /etc/group, /etc/gshadow
-#
-menuconfig ROOTFS_GROUP
-	depends on ROOTFS
-	bool
-	prompt "/etc/group, /etc/gshadow      "
-	default y
-	help
-	  Installs a /etc/group and /etc/gshadow file from a selectable source.
-
-	choice
-		prompt "Kind of /etc/group|gshadow"
-		depends on ROOTFS_GROUP
-		default ROOTFS_GENERIC_GROUP
-
-		config ROOTFS_GENERIC_GROUP
-			bool
-			prompt "Use generic"
-			help
-			  Installs a generic /etc/group and /etc/gshadow file.
-			  See <ptxdist-install>/generic/group|gshadow
-
-		config ROOTFS_USER_GROUP
-			bool
-			prompt "User defined"
-			help
-			  This uses a user defined group|gshadow. PTXdist uses files
-			  projectroot/etc/group|gshadow in your local project
-	endchoice
-
-#
-# /etc/fstab
-#
-menuconfig ROOTFS_FSTAB
-	depends on ROOTFS
-	bool
-	prompt "/etc/fstab                    "
-	default y
-	help
-	  Installs a /etc/fstab file from a selectable source.
-
-	choice
-		prompt "Kind of /etc/fstab"
-		depends on ROOTFS_FSTAB
-		default ROOTFS_GENERIC_FSTAB
-
-		config ROOTFS_GENERIC_FSTAB
-			bool
-			prompt "Use generic"
-			help
-			  This uses a generic fstab for this project. See
-			  <ptxdist-install>/generic/fstab
-
-		config ROOTFS_USER_FSTAB
-			bool
-			prompt "User defined"
-			help
-			  This uses a user defined fstab. PTXdist uses file
-			  projectroot/etc/fstab in your local project
-	endchoice
-
-#
-# /etc/mtab
-#
-menuconfig ROOTFS_MTAB
-	depends on ROOTFS
-	bool
-	prompt "/etc/mtab                     "
-	default y
-	help
-	  Installs a /etc/mtab file from a selectable source.
-
-	choice
-		prompt "Kind of /etc/mtab"
-		depends on ROOTFS_MTAB
-		default ROOTFS_GENERIC_MTAB
-
-		config ROOTFS_GENERIC_MTAB
-			bool
-			prompt "Use link"
-			help
-			  Installs a link to /proc/mounts as /etc/mtab. Some tools
-			  like those from the e2fs-tools suite need this file to
-			  function properly. However, it is a good idea to keep this
-			  file around, since a real /etc/mtab would have to be
-			  read-write to be accurate, which is not a good idea in
-			  embedded environments with ro-mounted rootfs.
-
-		config ROOTFS_USER_MTAB
-			bool
-			prompt "User defined"
-			help
-			  This uses a user defined fstab. PTXdist uses file
-			  projectroot/etc/mtab in your local project
-	endchoice
-
-#
-# /etc/hostname
-#
-menuconfig ROOTFS_HOSTNAME
-	depends on ROOTFS
-	bool
-	prompt "/etc/hostname                 "
-	default y
-	help
-	  Installs a generic /etc/hostname file.
-
-	choice
-		prompt "Kind of /etc/hostname"
-		depends on ROOTFS_HOSTNAME
-		default ROOTFS_GENERIC_HOSTNAME
-
-		config ROOTFS_GENERIC_HOSTNAME
-			bool
-			prompt "Use generic"
-			help
-			  Installs a generic /etc/hostname file.
-			  See <ptxdist-install>/generic/hostname
-
-		config ROOTFS_USER_HOSTNAME
-			bool
-			prompt "User defined"
-			help
-			  This uses a user defined /etc/hostname. PTXdist uses
-			  file projectroot/etc/hostname in your local project
-
-	endchoice
-
-	config ROOTFS_ETC_HOSTNAME
-		depends on ROOTFS_HOSTNAME
-		depends on ROOTFS_GENERIC_HOSTNAME
-		string
-		default ptx
-		prompt "set hostname in /etc/hostname"
-
-#
-# /etc/hosts
-#
-menuconfig ROOTFS_HOSTS
-	depends on ROOTFS
-	bool
-	prompt "/etc/hosts                    "
-	default y
-	help
-	  Installs a /etc/hosts file from a selectable source.
-
-	choice
-		prompt "Kind of /etc/hosts"
-		depends on ROOTFS_HOSTS
-		default ROOTFS_GENERIC_HOSTS
-
-		config ROOTFS_GENERIC_HOSTS
-			bool
-			prompt "Use generic"
-			help
-			  Installs a generic /etc/hosts file.
-			  See <ptxdist-install>/generic/hosts
-
-		config ROOTFS_USER_HOSTS
-			bool
-			prompt "User defined"
-			help
-			  This uses a user defined /etc/hosts. PTXdist uses file
-			  projectroot/etc/hosts in your local project
-
-	endchoice
-
-#
-# /etc/inittab
-#
-menuconfig ROOTFS_INITTAB
-	depends on ROOTFS
-	select BUSYBOX_GETTY if BUSYBOX
-	bool
-	prompt "/etc/inittab                  "
-	default y
-	help
-	  Installs a /etc/inittab file from a selectable source.
-
-	choice
-		prompt "Kind of /etc/inittab"
-		depends on ROOTFS_INITTAB
-		default ROOTFS_GENERIC_INITTAB
-
-		config ROOTFS_GENERIC_INITTAB
-			bool
-			prompt "Use generic"
-			help
-			  Installs a generic /etc/inittab file.
-			  See <ptxdist-install>/generic/inittab
-
-		config ROOTFS_USER_INITTAB
-			bool
-			prompt "User defined"
-			help
-			  This uses a user defined /etc/inittab. PTXdist uses file
-			  projectroot/etc/inittab in your local project.
-			  Note: The placeholders @SPEED@ and @CONSOLE@ will be
-			  replaced before installing with the values below.
-			  See <ptxdist-install>/generic/inittab how to use them.
-	endchoice
-
-#
-# /etc/nsswitch
-#
-menuconfig ROOTFS_NSSWITCH
-	depends on ROOTFS
-	bool
-	prompt "/etc/nsswitch.conf            "
-	default y
-	help
-	  Installs a /etc/nsswitch.conf file from a selectable source.
-
-	choice
-		prompt "Kind of /etc/nsswitch.conf"
-		depends on ROOTFS_NSSWITCH
-		default ROOTFS_GENERIC_NSSWITCH
-
-		config ROOTFS_GENERIC_NSSWITCH
-			bool
-			prompt "Use generic"
-			help
-			  Installs a generic /etc/nsswitch.conf file. See
-			  <ptxdist-install>/generic/nsswitch.conf.
-			  Note: This file only supports local name resolution. It
-			  does not use any DNS service, so it makes no sense to
-			  use a /etc/resolv.conf if this generic file is in use.
-
-		config ROOTFS_USER_NSSWITCH
-			bool
-			prompt "User defined"
-			help
-			  This uses a user defined /etc/nsswitch.conf. PTXdist
-			  uses file projectroot/etc/nsswitch.conf in your local
-			  project. Refer "man nsswitch.conf" how to create a
-			  specific file to achive your requirements.
-	endchoice
-
-#
-# /etc/resolv.conf
-# This file makes only sense when:
-#  - dns is activated in nsswitch.conf (our generic one does not so)
-#  - the network DNS is known
-#
-config ROOTFS_RESOLV
-	depends on ROOTFS
-	depends on ROOTFS_USER_NSSWITCH
-	bool
-	prompt "project's /etc/resolv.conf"
-	help
-	  Installs a /etc/resolv.conf file from projectroot/etc/resolv.conf in
-	  your local project. Refer "man resolv.conf" how to create a specific
-	  file to achive your requirements.
-
-#
-# /etc/profile
-#
-menuconfig ROOTFS_PROFILE
-	depends on ROOTFS
-	bool
-	prompt "/etc/profile                  "
-	default y
-	help
-	  Installs a generic /etc/profile file.
-
-	choice
-		prompt "Kind of /etc/profile"
-		depends on ROOTFS_PROFILE
-		default ROOTFS_GENERIC_PROFILE
-
-		config ROOTFS_GENERIC_PROFILE
-			bool
-			prompt "Use generic"
-			help
-			  Installs a generic /etc/profile file.
-			  See <ptxdist-install>/generic/profile
-
-		config ROOTFS_USER_PROFILE
-			bool
-			prompt "User defined"
-			help
-			  This uses a user defined /etc/profile. PTXdist
-			  uses file projectroot/etc/profile in your local
-			  project.
-
-	endchoice
-
-#
-# /etc/protocols
-#
-menuconfig ROOTFS_PROTOCOLS
-	depends on ROOTFS
-	bool
-	prompt "/etc/protocols                "
-	default y
-	help
-	  Installs a /etc/protocols file from a selectable source.
-
-	choice
-		prompt "Kind of /etc/protocols"
-		depends on ROOTFS_PROTOCOLS
-		default ROOTFS_GENERIC_PROTOCOLS
-
-		config ROOTFS_GENERIC_PROTOCOLS
-			bool
-			prompt "Use generic"
-			help
-			  Install a generic /etc/protocols file. See
-			  <ptxdist-install>/generic/protocols.
-			  Note: This will provide only the required
-			  entries. If you need a full blown protocols,
-			  use your own.
-
-		config ROOTFS_USER_PROTOCOLS
-			bool
-			prompt "User defined"
-			help
-			  This uses a user defined /etc/protocols. PTXdist
-			  uses file projectroot/etc/protocols in your local
-			  project.
-
-	endchoice
-
-#
-# /etc/inetd.conf
-#
-menuconfig ROOTFS_INETD
-	depends on ROOTFS
-	depends on BUSYBOX_INETD || INETUTILS_INETD
-	bool
-	prompt "/etc/inetd.conf               "
-	default y
-	help
-	  Installs a /etc/inetd.conf file from a selectable source.
-
-	choice
-		prompt "Kind of /etc/inetd.conf"
-		depends on ROOTFS_INETD
-		default ROOTFS_GENERIC_INETD
-
-		config ROOTFS_GENERIC_INETD
-			bool
-			prompt "Use generic"
-			help
-			  Install a generic /etc/inetd.conf file. See
-			  <ptxdist-install>/generic/inetd.conf. But there are
-			  mostly placeholders in. It depends on the selections
-			  you made, what placeholders expand to a valid value.
-			  Not selected tools expand their placeholder to empty
-			  space.
-
-		config ROOTFS_USER_INETD
-			bool
-			prompt "User defined"
-			help
-			  This uses a user defined /etc/inetd.conf. PTXdist
-			  uses file projectroot/etc/inetd.conf in your local
-			  project. You can also use the placeholders from the
-			  generic part if you like.
-
-	endchoice
-
-#
-# /etc/modules
-#
-config ROOTFS_ETC_MODULES
-	depends on ROOTFS
-	depends on ROOTFS_ETC_INITD_MODULES
-	bool
-	prompt "project's /etc/modules"
-	help
-	  Installs a /etc/modules file from projectroot/etc/modules in
-	  your local project.
-
-#
-# /etc/udhcpc.script
-# specific to BusyBox' udhcp-client
-#
-menuconfig ROOTFS_UDHCPC
-	depends on ROOTFS
-	depends on BUSYBOX_APP_UDHCPC
-	select BUSYBOX_IFCONFIG
-	bool
-	prompt "/etc/udhcpc.script            "
-	default y
-	help
-	  Installs a /etc/udhcpc.script file from a selectable source.
-	  You have checked BusyBox' udhcpc feature. It accepts the -s file or
-	  --script=file option. So this /etc/udhcpc.script will be run at dhcp
-	  events.
-	  If your network supports DNS, this script will generate /etc/resolv.conf.
-	  To use this feature, you also need a user defined /etc/nsswitch.conf
-	  file that enables DNS for name resolution. The generic one shipped
-	  with PTXdist does not so.
-
-	choice
-		prompt "Kind of /etc/udhcpc.script"
-		depends on ROOTFS_UDHCPC
-		default ROOTFS_GENERIC_UDHCPC
-
-		config ROOTFS_GENERIC_UDHCPC
-			bool
-			prompt "Use generic"
-			help
-			  Install a generic /etc/udhcpc.script file. See
-			  <ptxdist-install>/generic/etc/udhcpc.script.
-
-		config ROOTFS_USER_UDHCPC
-			bool
-			prompt "User defined"
-			help
-			  This uses a user defined /etc/udhcpc.script. PTXdist
-			  uses file projectroot/etc/udhcpc.script in your local
-			  project.
-
-	endchoice
-
-#
-# for BusyBox' crond only
-# /var/spool/cron/crontabs/
-# /etc/crond.conf
-#
-config ROOTFS_USER_CROND_CONF
-	depends on ROOTFS
-	depends on ROOTFS_ETC_INITD_CROND
-	bool
-	prompt "project's crond configuration"
-	help
-	  Install /var/spool/cron/crontabs/root from projectroot/crond/root and
-	  /etc/cron/daily from projectroot/crond/daily
-
-#
-# for BusyBox' http only
-# install users httpd.conf
-#
-config ROOTFS_BUSYBOX_USER_HTTPD_CONF
-	depends on ROOTFS
-	depends on BUSYBOX_HTTPD
-	bool
-	prompt "project's httpd.conf configuration"
-	help
-	  Install /etc/httpd.conf from projectroot/etc/httpd.conf
-	  Note: This is for the busysbox based httpd only!
-
-# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-endmenu