dkms.conf

PACKAGE_NAME=media-build

# Source the media_build DKMS version definition
conf_dir=$(dirname ${BASH_SOURCE[0]})
. ${conf_dir}/dkms_ver.conf

[ -n "$module" ] || module=${PACKAGE_NAME}
[ -n "$module_version" ] || module_version=${PACKAGE_VERSION}

# The base for the module
local dkms_dir="$dkms_tree/$module/$module_version"

# This is where DKMS stores all of it's data (after the MAKE[0] step!).
local base_dir="$dkms_dir/$kernelver/$arch"

# We need an existing path during the build step to create the install
# directory, because media build  will also install all the modules. The
# install directory will be cleaned just after the POST_BUILD step, so
# this directory is existing very short on the file system.
local media_inst_dir="$dkms_dir/build/_media_inst"

# The dynamically generated DKMS configuration file name. This gets sourced by
# the top DKMS configuration file (this file), if it exists (see end of this
# script). It defines all the built modules depending on the kernel version or
# configuration options of medial_build.
#
# This dynamically generated DKMS configuration file is generated by a post
# build command script (gen_dkms_dyn_conf.sh).
#
# It is important, that it exists when the DKMS install command is executed.
local dkms_dyn_conf="$base_dir/dkms_dyn.conf"

# The module directory, where DKMS stores the built modules after the build.
local dkms_mod_dir="$base_dir/module"

AUTOINSTALL=y

# The DKMS system will add KERNELRELEASE to the make command line
MAKE[0]="make MEDIA_INST_DIR=$media_inst_dir -f Makefile.dkms build"
CLEAN="make MEDIA_INST_DIR=$media_inst_dir -f Makefile.dkms clean"
POST_BUILD="gen_dkms_dyn_conf.sh $dkms_mod_dir $media_inst_dir $dkms_dyn_conf"
#POST_INSTALL="handle_updated_modules.sh $base_dir $kernelver $arch install"
CHECK_MODULE_VERSION=n

# There have to be at least one module defined in the top DKMS configuration
# file, otherwise DKMS throws an error.
# Note: This definition gets overridden later by the dynamically generated
#       DKMS configuration file.
#
BUILT_MODULE_NAME[0]=dvb-core
#
# We use here the real build location, because the file needs to exist to
# finish the build step.
BUILT_MODULE_LOCATION[0]=./v4l
#
# It is important to use the real module path here, so that the uninstall
# command works correctly
DEST_MODULE_LOCATION[0]=/kernel/drivers/media/dvb-core

# Source the dynamically generated DKMS configuration file.
if [ -e $dkms_dyn_conf ]; then
   . $dkms_dyn_conf
fi