In previous Arch/kernel versions, the network device speed was
automatically set to the lowest possible upon poweroff when WoL was
enabled.
Latest versions do keep the network device to its standard speed (1000M
for example), which consumes some useless power when computer is powered
off and WoL enabled.
Force speed lowering for WoL.
But restore it before continuing boot, when devices are unlocked,
otherwise it remains as-is.
Make it an option, to select the wanted speed, or leave it as-is.
If there is no network, we skip the dropbear (SSH) part and only want to
allow unlocking on console.
However, with previous changes/refactoring, in this case the script to
run was not properly set up as expected.
Moved the concerned code so that script setup is performed in all cases.
Also do a last check to warn and skip in case of missing script, which
is preferable to a kernel panic.
Sometimes we need to change the sources, but only for minor external
dependencies diff (e.g. adding/removing upstream source), in which
case we wish to only bump pkgrel.
Adding ethtool - to allows chaning WOL settings - does not add much more
dependencies compared to the core ones (network, dropbear, cryptsetup).
Refactor script for easier maintenance.
v1.0-1
Update README: dropbearconvert requires OpenSSH keys in PEM format.
Changed installation script to rely on variables, especially the list of
handled private key types, to that it automatically packages expected
private keys, instead of having to explicitely name/package them.
Specify timeout for ipconfig so that we can still boot while network is done.
Otherwise ipconfig remains stuck (until IP can be configured). If not given
we default to 10s.
Minor code refactoring.
Moved configuration file from /etc/dropbear/initrd.env to /etc/initcpio/sshcs_env since
it now contains options for ipconfig and not only dropbear. Package installation script
move legacy file to new path if present.
v0.3-1
