package/bcm_drivers/moca_utils/runmoca

#!/bin/sh
pkillwait mocad

# TODO(apenwarr): remove this once all devices use 'moca0' as the name.
if [ -e /sys/class/net/moca0 ]; then
  # GFRG200
  mocaifc=moca0
else
  # GFMS100/GFHD100/GFHD200
  mocaifc=eth1
fi

try_start() {
  xinit=
  if runnable mocap; then
    # moca 2.0
    is-storage-box && xinit="--preferred_nc 1"
    mocap set \
        --restore_defaults \
        $xinit \
        --rf_band 3 \
        --beacon_channel_set 575 \
        --lof 575 \
        --tpc_en 0
    mocap set --start
  else
    # moca 1.0
    # TODO(apenwarr): remove this after fully migrating to moca 2.0.
    is-storage-box && xinit="--preferredNC on"
    mocactl restore_defaults
    mocactl start \
        $xinit \
        --rfType bandE \
        --singleCh on2 \
        --autoScan off \
        --beaconChannel 575 \
        --lof 575 \
        --tpc off
  fi
}


mkdir -p /tmp/moca &&
cd /tmp/moca &&
mocad -i $mocaifc -w -l /tmp/moca &  # backgrounds itself when ready to go
mocad_pid=$!

# Unfortunately this weird loop is needed because we can't use mocad -D.
# The -D option would self-background mocad as soon as it's ready to go, so
# sending it commands via mocactl/mocap would be guaranteed to work.  But
# we have to background it ourselves, not let it background itself, so that
# we can collect its error code and pass it along to our parent, if it exits,
# so that we can be run under babysit and it will know whether or not to
# restart us.
for i in $(seq 20); do
  if ! kill -0 "$mocad_pid" 2>/dev/null; then
    echo "weird: mocad died before it started?" >&2
    exit 1  # mocad exited unexpectedly, so report an error
  fi
  msleep 250
  if try_start; then
    echo "mocad started!" >&2
    wait $mocad_pid
    exit $?  # return real mocad exit code
  else
    echo "moca start: code $?" >&2
  fi
done

exit 2  # timed out