build { core init drivers/timer noux/minimal server/log_terminal
        lib/libc_noux noux-pkg/coreutils }

# strip coreutils binaries and create tar archive
exec sh -c "[cross_dev_prefix]strip bin/coreutils/bin/*"
exec tar cfv bin/coreutils.tar -h -C bin/coreutils .

create_boot_directory

install_config {
	<config verbose="yes">
		<parent-provides>
			<service name="ROM"/>
			<service name="LOG"/>
			<service name="CAP"/>
			<service name="RAM"/>
			<service name="RM"/>
			<service name="CPU"/>
			<service name="PD"/>
			<service name="IRQ"/>
			<service name="IO_MEM"/>
			<service name="IO_PORT"/>
			<service name="SIGNAL"/>
		</parent-provides>
		<default-route>
			<any-service> <any-child/> <parent/> </any-service>
		</default-route>
		<start name="timer">
			<resource name="RAM" quantum="1M"/>
			<provides><service name="Timer"/></provides>
		</start>
		<start name="terminal">
			<binary name="log_terminal" />
			<resource name="RAM" quantum="1M"/>
			<provides><service name="Terminal"/></provides>
		</start>
		<start name="noux">
			<resource name="RAM" quantum="1G"/>
			<config verbose="yes">
				<fstab> <tar name="coreutils.tar" /> </fstab>
				<start name="/bin/ls"> <arg value="-Rla"/> </start>
			</config>
		</start>
	</config>
}

build_boot_image {
	core init timer log_terminal ld.lib.so noux libc.lib.so libm.lib.so
	libc_noux.lib.so coreutils.tar
}

append qemu_args " -nographic -serial mon:stdio "

if {[have_spec x86_64]} {
	# coreutils.tar is really huge when built for x86_64
	append qemu_args " -m 300 "
}

run_genode_until "child /bin/ls exited with exit value 0.*\n" 30

exec rm bin/coreutils.tar

puts "Test succeeded"
