# to cheat the VM check
touch /dev/vboxguest
+
+# Assure that corresponding linux headers are installed since otherwise they
+# might not be. There is also a dichotomy between target 686 and installer
+# using 486 build of the kernel. It requires manual build/installation
+# of guest additions for 686 at this point. Hence all the ugly logic below
+cunamer=`uname -r`
+cdarch=${cunamer##*-}
+# We carry 686 only
+[ $cdarch = '486' ] && darch='686' || darch=$cdarch
+apt-get install -y linux-headers-2.6-$cdarch
+
# Forcefully install guest additions from backports so we are
# compatible with VirtualBox 4.x series
-apt-get install -y -t squeeze-backports virtualbox-ose-guest-dkms
+apt-get install -y -t squeeze-backports virtualbox-ose-guest-dkms \
+ >| /var/log/initial_setup-dkms.log 2>&1
+
# to get all the rest stuff in recommends
apt-get install -y dkms neurodebian-guest-additions
+if [ "$darch" != "$cdarch" ] ; then
+ # Because DKMS builds for currently running kernel, which during
+ # installation might be a more generic 486, lets force building for 686
+ # and also install necessary headers (will be purged later on anyways)
+ apt-get install -y linux-headers-2.6-$darch
+
+ unamer=${cunamer//$cdarch/$darch}
+ # First collect information about installed vb additions
+ vbg=( `dkms status | grep virtualbox | head -n 1 | tr ',' ' '` )
+ echo "I: forcing build and install of guest additions for 686"
+ dkms build -m ${vbg[0]} -v ${vbg[1]} -a i686 -k $unamer \
+ >| /var/log/initial_setup-dkms-686-build.log 2>&1
+ dkms install -m ${vbg[0]} -v ${vbg[1]} -a i686 -k $unamer \
+ >| /var/log/initial_setup-dkms-686-install.log 2>&1
+fi
+
+# assure at the end that we got right modules build in the right location
+find /lib/modules/*$darch -iname vboxsf.ko | grep -q .
+
apt-get install --no-install-recommends -y \
gnome-core mc evince bash-completion ntpdate file-roller gnome-utils \
gnome-themes eog vim reportbug \