#!/bin/sh # This script set a specific grub entry (winLOOSE…) for the next boot. # Then reboot the host # Vars {{{ readonly PROGNAME=$(basename "${0}") readonly PROGDIR=$(readlink -m $(dirname "${0}")) readonly ARGS="${*}" readonly NBARGS="${#}" ## Debug mode to print specific messages DEBUG=1 ## Grub specific vars readonly GRUB_DEFAULT_PATH='/etc/default/grub' readonly GRUB_DEFAULT_DIR='/etc/default/grub.d' readonly WIN_GRUB="2" ## By default, the host should reboot at the end of the script REBOOT=0 HALT=1 ## Colors readonly PURPLE='\033[1;35m' readonly RED='\033[0;31m' readonly RESET='\033[0m' readonly COLOR_DEBUG="${PURPLE}" # }}} usage() { # {{{ cat <<- EOF usage: $PROGNAME [-d,--debug|-h,--help|--halt,--poweroff|--reboot] Try to set a specific grub's entry for the next boot and reboot the host (default behaviour). EXAMPLES : - Set the grub entry ${WIN_GRUB} (Windows by default) and reboot ${PROGNAME} - Set the grub entry ${WIN_GRUB} (Windows by default) and shutdown ${PROGNAME} --halt OPTIONS : -d,--debug Enable debug messages. -h,--help Print this help message. --halt,--poweroff Ask to shutdown at the end of the script. --reboot Ask to reboot at the end of the script (default behaviour). EOF } # }}} debug_message() { # {{{ local_debug_message="${1}" ## Print message if DEBUG is enable (=0) [ "${DEBUG}" -eq "0" ] && printf '\e[1;35m%-6b\e[m\n' "DEBUG − ${PROGNAME} : ${local_debug_message}" } # }}} main() { # {{{ # First check in Grub default dir if saved mode is set if grep -q -E -R -- "^GRUB_DEFAULT=saved" "${GRUB_DEFAULT_DIR}" then printf '%b' "Reboot to windaube partition\\n" sudo grub-reboot "${WIN_GRUB}" [ "${REBOOT}" -eq "0" ] && sudo systemctl reboot [ "${HALT}" -eq "0" ] && sudo systemctl poweroff fi # Otherwise check the default grub file if grep -q -E -- "^GRUB_DEFAULT=saved" "${GRUB_DEFAULT_PATH}" then printf '%b' "Reboot to windaube partition\\n" sudo grub-reboot "${WIN_GRUB}" [ "${REBOOT}" -eq "0" ] && sudo systemctl reboot [ "${HALT}" -eq "0" ] && sudo systemctl poweroff else printf '%b' "GRUB_DEFAULT is not set in 'saved' mode\\n" sudo sed -i 's/\(^GRUB_DEFAULT.*\)/#\1\nGRUB_DEFAULT=saved/' "${GRUB_DEFAULT_PATH}" GRUB_DEFAULT_ENTRY=$(grep -E -- "#GRUB_DEFAULT=" "${GRUB_DEFAULT_PATH}" | cut -d"=" -f2) sudo grub-set-default "${GRUB_DEFAULT_ENTRY}" sudo update-grub printf '%b' "Please launch this script (${PROGDIR}/${PROGNAME} ${ARGS}) once again.\\n" fi } # }}} # Manage arguments # {{{ # This code can't be in a function due to arguments if [ ! "${NBARGS}" -eq "0" ]; then manage_arg="0" # Parse all options (start with a "-") one by one while printf -- '%s' "${1}" | grep -q -E -- "^-+"; do case "${1}" in -d|--debug ) ## debug DEBUG=0 ;; -h|--help ) ## help usage ## Exit after help informations exit 0 ;; --halt|--poweroff ) ## A poweroff was requested REBOOT=1 HALT=0 ;; --reboot ) ## A reboot was requested (default behaviour) REBOOT=0 HALT=1 ;; -- ) ## End of options list ## End the while loop break ;; * ) ## unknow option printf '%b\n' "${RED}Invalid option: ${1}${RESET}" printf '%b\n' "---" usage exit 1 ;; esac debug_message "Arguments management − \ ${RED}${1}${COLOR_DEBUG} option managed." ## Move to the next argument shift manage_arg=$((manage_arg+1)) done debug_message "Arguments management − \ ${RED}${manage_arg}${COLOR_DEBUG} argument(s) successfully managed." else debug_message "Arguments management − \ No arguments/options to manage." fi # }}} main exit 0