cryptsetup-beep.install


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post_install() {
    cat <<'EOF'
==> cryptsetup-beep installed.
==> Next steps:
    1. Run `cryptsetup-beep --init` to set up the beep for your hardware.
    2. The wizard will offer to add `cryptsetup-beep` to HOOKS in
       /etc/mkinitcpio.conf if it isn't already there.
    3. Reboot to test the beep at your LUKS prompt.
==> If you don't have audio: `cryptsetup-beep --test` plays the configured
    beep on the live system, useful for sanity-checking after install.
EOF
}

post_upgrade() {
    cat <<'EOF'
==> cryptsetup-beep upgraded. If your audio configuration has changed since
    you last ran the wizard, run `cryptsetup-beep --init` again.
==> The initramfs is NOT automatically rebuilt on upgrade. If the package
    contents have changed and you want them in the initramfs, run
    `cryptsetup-beep --regen`.
EOF
}

post_remove() {
    cat <<'EOF'
==> cryptsetup-beep removed.
    The pre-transaction hook stripped `cryptsetup-beep` from HOOKS in
    /etc/mkinitcpio.conf (a backup was written alongside it). mkinitcpio's
    own remove hook should have rebuilt your initramfs already.
    /etc/cryptsetup-beep/config is left behind as a config file; remove it
    manually with `rm -rf /etc/cryptsetup-beep` if you don't intend to
    reinstall.
EOF
}