. util.sh

helpers.help(){
    echo "This script creates a UEFI-compatible bootstick containing /boot."
    echo "This is used for installations where the built-in hardware *only*"
    echo "contains encrypted data."
    echo "This script takes no parameters."
}

helpers.checkhelp $1

echo "Loading config"
. config.sh

echo "NOTICE:"
echo "    This will make destructive changes to $config_bootstick_device!"
echo "    This will also mount and write over $config_bootstick_constructionsite!"
echo "    Please make sure that:"
echo "        * The USB stick you want to write to is $config_bootstick_device"
echo "        * Nothing is currently mounted at /mnt"
echo ""
echo "Continue?"

if helpers.yesno
then

    set -x
    gpart destroy -F $config_bootstick_device
    gpart create -s gpt $config_bootstick_device
    gpart add -t efi -s 40M $config_bootstick_device
    gpart add -t freebsd-ufs -s 1G $config_bootstick_device
    newfs_msdos -F 32 -c 1 /dev/${config_bootstick_device}p1
    mount -t msdosfs /dev/${config_bootstick_device}p1 $config_bootstick_constructionsite
    mkdir -p ${config_bootstick_constructionsite}/EFI/BOOT
    cp /boot/loader.efi ${config_bootstick_constructionsite}/EFI/BOOT/BOOTX64.efi
    umount $config_bootstick_constructionsite

    newfs -U /dev/${config_bootstick_device}p2
    mount /dev/${config_bootstick_device}p2 $config_bootstick_constructionsite
    cp -av /boot $config_bootstick_constructionsite
    umount $config_bootstick_constructionsite
    set +x

    echo "Done!"

fi