# Automatically start a configured serial console
#
# How this works:
#
# On boot, a udev helper examines /dev/console. If a serial console is the
# primary console (last console on the commandline in grub),  the event
# 'fedora.serial-console-available <port name> <speed>' is emitted, which
# triggers this script. It waits for the runlevel to finish, ensures
# the proper port is in /etc/securetty, and starts the getty.
#
# If your serial console is not the primary console, or you want a getty
# on serial even if it's not the console, create your own event by copying
# /etc/event.d/tty[2-6], and changing the getty line in that file.

start on fedora.serial-console-available *
stop on runlevel [016]

instance
pre-start script
	while /bin/true ; do
		LANG=C /sbin/initctl status rcS | grep -wq "rcS (stop) waiting" && break
		sleep 1
	done
	while /bin/true ; do 
		runlevel=$(/sbin/runlevel | /bin/awk '{ print $2 }')
		case "$runlevel" in 
			2|3|4|5)
				LANG=C /sbin/initctl status rc$runlevel | grep -wq "rc$runlevel (stop) waiting" && break
				;;
			*)
				;;
		esac
		sleep 1
	done
	/sbin/securetty $1
end script
exec /sbin/agetty /dev/$1 $2 vt100-nav
post-stop script
	if [ "$UPSTART_EVENT" != "${UPSTART_EVENT##fedora.serial-console-available}" ]; then
		initctl emit --no-wait fedora.serial-console-available $1 $2
	fi
end script