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RCS file: /cvs/openbsd/fw_update/fw_install.sh,v
retrieving revision 1.12
retrieving revision 1.14
diff -u -r1.12 -r1.14
--- openbsd/fw_update/fw_install.sh	2021/10/17 20:29:01	1.12
+++ openbsd/fw_update/fw_install.sh	2021/10/17 23:25:14	1.14
@@ -80,6 +80,16 @@
 VERSION="${VNAME%.*}${VNAME#*.}"
 FWDIR="$VNAME"
 
+# TODO: We need the firmware for the system we just installed
+#       not the one we booted from.  For example:
+#       * booting from a snapshot bsd.rd that thinks it is the 7.0 release
+#         will install the firmware from the 7.0 directory instead of
+#         from the snapshots dir.
+#       If they're using sysupgrade, then the installer kernel will be correct.
+#       If we're doing this in the installer we can check what they picked
+#       for downloading sets and use that value.
+#       Otherwise, the fw_update after first boot will fix it up for us.
+
 HTTP_FWDIR=$FWDIR
 set -- $(scan_dmesg "/^OpenBSD $VNAME\([^ ]*\).*$/s//\1/p")
 [[ $1 == -!(stable) ]] && HTTP_FWDIR=snapshots
@@ -177,7 +187,7 @@
 
 			while read c g; do
 				case $c in
-				@cwd) cwd=$g
+				@cwd) cwd="${DESTDIR}/$g"
 				  ;;
 				@*) continue
 				  ;;
@@ -200,7 +210,7 @@
         # TODO: Add some details about the install to +CONTENTS like pkg_add
         # TODO: Or, maybe we save the firmware someplace and make pkg_add reinstall
 		echo "Installing $_f"
-		tar -zxphf "$_tmpsrc/$_f" -C /etc "firmware/*"
+		tar -zxphf "$_tmpsrc/$_f" -C "${DESTDIR}/etc" "firmware/*"
 		mkdir -p ${PKGDIR}/${_f%.tgz}/
 		tar -zxphf "$_tmpsrc/$_f" -C "${PKGDIR}/${_f%.tgz}" "+*"
 		ed -s "${PKGDIR}/${_f%.tgz}/+CONTENTS" <<EOL