Added more message files. Updated the initramfs scripts to use the new message files.

src/minimal_rootfs/etc/03_init.sh

@@ -37,20 +37,8 @@
 #
 # exec /sbin/init
 
-# Set white color.
+# Print first message on screen.
-echo -en "\\e[1m"
+cat /etc/msg/03_init_01.txt
-
-# Print message on screen.
-cat << CEOF
-
-  Press empty key (TAB, SPACE, ENTER) or wait 5 seconds to continue with the
-  system initialization process. Press any other key for PID 1 rescue shell
-  outside of the initramfs area.
-
-CEOF
-
-# Unset all attributes.
-echo -en "\\e[0m"
 
 # Wait 5 second or until any keybord key is pressed.
 read -t 5 -n1 -s key
@@ -60,24 +48,8 @@ if [ "$key" = "" ] ; then
   echo "Executing /sbin/init as PID 1."
   exec /sbin/init
 else
-  # Set white color.
+  # Print second message on screen.
-  echo -en "\\e[1m"
+  cat /etc/msg/03_init_02.txt
-
-  # Print message on screen.
-  cat << CEOF
-  This is PID 1 rescue shell outside of the initramfs area. Execute the
-  following in order to continue with the system initialization:
-
-CEOF
-  # Set green color.
-  echo -en "\\e[32m"
-
-  cat << CEOF
-  exec /sbin/init
-
-CEOF
-  # Unset all attributes.
-  echo -en "\\e[0m"
 
   if [ "$PID1_SHELL" = "true" ] ; then
     # PID1_SHELL flag is set which means we have controlling terminal.

src/minimal_rootfs/etc/inittab

@@ -7,12 +7,12 @@
 ::shutdown:echo -e "\n  \\e[1mSee you soon!\\e[0m\n"
 ::shutdown:sleep 1
 ::ctrlaltdel:/sbin/reboot
-::once:cat /etc/welcome.txt
+::once:cat /etc/msg/welcome.txt
 ::respawn:/bin/cttyhack /bin/sh
-tty2::once:cat /etc/welcome.txt
+tty2::once:cat /etc/msg/welcome.txt
 tty2::respawn:/bin/sh
-tty3::once:cat /etc/welcome.txt
+tty3::once:cat /etc/msg/welcome.txt
 tty3::respawn:/bin/sh
-tty4::once:cat /etc/welcome.txt
+tty4::once:cat /etc/msg/welcome.txt
 tty4::respawn:/bin/sh
 

src/minimal_rootfs/etc/msg/03_init_01.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+
+  Press empty key (TAB, SPACE, ENTER) or wait 5 seconds to continue with the
+  system initialization process. Press any other key for PID 1 rescue shell
+  outside of the initramfs area.
+

src/minimal_rootfs/etc/msg/03_init_02.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+  This is PID 1 rescue shell outside of the initramfs area. Execute the
+  following in order to continue with the system initialization:
+
+  exec /sbin/init
+

src/minimal_rootfs/etc/msg/init_01.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+
+  Press empty key (TAB, SPACE, ENTER) or wait 5 seconds to continue with the
+  overlay initialization process. Press any other key for PID 1 rescue shell
+  inside the initramfs area.
+

src/minimal_rootfs/etc/msg/init_02.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
+  This is PID 1 rescue shell inside the initramfs area. Execute the following in
+  order to continue with the overlay initialization process:
+
+  exec /etc/02_overlay.sh
+
+  Execute the following in order to skip the overlay initialization and continue
+  directly with the system initialization:
+
+  exec /sbin/init
+

src/minimal_rootfs/init

@@ -31,58 +31,15 @@ echo -e "Welcome to \\e[1mMinimal \\e[32mLinux \\e[31mLive\\e[0m (/init)"
 # Let's mount all core file systems.
 /etc/01_prepare.sh
 
-# Set white color.
+# Print first message on screen.
-echo -en "\\e[1m"
+cat /etc/msg/init_01.txt
-
-# Print message on screen.
-cat << CEOF
-
-  Press empty key (TAB, SPACE, ENTER) or wait 5 seconds to continue with the
-  overlay initialization process. Press any other key for PID 1 rescue shell
-  inside the initramfs area.
-
-CEOF
-
-# Unset all attributes.
-echo -en "\\e[0m"
 
 # Wait 5 second or until any keybord key is pressed.
 read -t 5 -n1 -s key
 
 if [ ! "$key" = "" ] ; then
-  # Set white color.
+  # Print second message on screen.
-  echo -en "\\e[1m"
+  cat /etc/msg/init_02.txt
-
-  # Print message on screen.
-  cat << CEOF
-  This is PID 1 rescue shell inside the initramfs area. Execute the following in
-  order to continue with the overlay initialization process:
-  
-CEOF
-  # Set green color.
-  echo -en "\\e[32m"
-  
-  cat << CEOF
-  exec /etc/02_overlay.sh
-  
-CEOF
-  # Set white color.
-  echo -en "\\e[0m\\e[1m"
-
-  cat << CEOF
-  Execute the following in order to skip the overlay initialization and continue
-  directly with the system initialization:
-
-CEOF
-  # Set green color.
-  echo -en "\\e[32m"
-
-  cat << CEOF
-  exec /sbin/init
-  
-CEOF
-  # Unset all attributes.
-  echo -en "\\e[0m"
 
   # Set flag which indicates that we have obtained controlling terminal.
   export PID1_SHELL=true