added extention to module files

From: Thiago Galesi <[email protected]>

Here's a simple patch to add the .sh extention to modules/ files as suggested in a previous message

I'm not sure if more modifications are needed in dracut though.

Signed-off-by Thiago Galesi <[email protected]>

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modules/{00dash => 00dash.sh}                     |    0
modules/{10redhat-i18n => 10redhat-i18n.sh}       |    0
modules/{90crypt => 90crypt.sh}                   |    0
modules/{90kernel-modules => 90kernel-modules.sh} |    0
modules/{90lvm => 90lvm.sh}                       |    0
modules/{95debug => 95debug.sh}                   |    0
modules/{95terminfo => 95terminfo.sh}             |    0
modules/{95udev-rules => 95udev-rules.sh}         |    0
modules/{99base => 99base.sh}                     |    0
9 files changed, 0 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-)

rename modules/{00dash => 00dash.sh} (100%)
rename modules/{10redhat-i18n => 10redhat-i18n.sh} (100%) rename modules/{90crypt => 90crypt.sh} (100%)
rename modules/{90kernel-modules => 90kernel-modules.sh} (100%) rename modules/{90lvm => 90lvm.sh} (100%)
rename modules/{95debug => 95debug.sh} (100%)
rename modules/{95terminfo => 95terminfo.sh} (100%) rename modules/{95udev-rules => 95udev-rules.sh} (100%) rename modules/{99base => 99base.sh} (100%)

modules/00dash.sh renamed from modules/00dash +0 -0

similarity index 100%
rename from modules/00dash
rename to modules/00dash.sh

modules/10redhat-i18n.sh renamed from modules/10redhat-i18n +0 -0

similarity index 100%
rename from modules/10redhat-i18n
rename to modules/10redhat-i18n.sh

modules/90crypt.sh renamed from modules/90crypt +0 -0

similarity index 100%
rename from modules/90crypt
rename to modules/90crypt.sh

modules/90kernel-modules.sh renamed from modules/90kernel-modules +0 -0

similarity index 100%
rename from modules/90kernel-modules
rename to modules/90kernel-modules.sh

modules/90lvm.sh renamed from modules/90lvm +0 -0

similarity index 100%
rename from modules/90lvm
rename to modules/90lvm.sh

modules/95debug.sh renamed from modules/95debug +0 -0

similarity index 100%
rename from modules/95debug
rename to modules/95debug.sh

modules/95terminfo.sh renamed from modules/95terminfo +0 -0

similarity index 100%
rename from modules/95terminfo
rename to modules/95terminfo.sh

modules/95udev-rules.sh renamed from modules/95udev-rules +0 -0

similarity index 100%
rename from modules/95udev-rules
rename to modules/95udev-rules.sh

modules/99base.sh renamed from modules/99base +0 -0

similarity index 100%
rename from modules/99base
rename to modules/99base.sh

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You will also need to modify the dracut script to only source modules with the .sh extension, and make sure the $dracutmodules functionality still works as expected.

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You will also need to modify the dracut script to only source modules with the .sh extension, and make sure the $dracutmodules functionality still works as expected.

Well, the current match:

# source all our modules
for f in "$dsrc/modules"/*[^~]; do

Worked for reading the .sh files (but not only the .sh files, of course)

However, I'm not that familiar enough to bash to adapt this match to only .sh files (I tried a couple of things)

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Thiago Galesi

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You will also need to modify the dracut script to only source modules with the .sh extension, and make sure the $dracutmodules functionality still works as expected.

Well, the current match:

# source all our modules
for f in "$dsrc/modules"/*[^~]; do

Worked for reading the .sh files (but not only the .sh files, of course)

However, I'm not that familiar enough to bash to adapt this match to only .sh files (I tried a couple of things)

You mean:
for f in "$dsrc/modules"/*.sh; do
?

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You mean:
for f in "$dsrc/modules"/*.sh; do
?

Silly, silly me :)
I was worried about the [^~] at the end , and couldn't make it work with the sh but, of course, *.sh does the trick

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