ben-set-up will be the..
"one script to rule them all and in the nanonote bind them.."
So, Tolkien referencees aside, this will be the main "Help me
set-up my NanoNote" script.
It will do several things:
1. run at boot and check a flag file
if first boot see if user want to restore from backed-up settings
if not does the user want a default data partition created
does the user want to mount a uSD card at boot
Set timezone, set flag file to continue time set up,
reboot, read flag file run ben-time-set
to finish setting time (clearly we need a skip the timezone switch)
if yes to restore, preform necessary tasks to get to restore data
i.e. mount uSD, ssh/ftp/etc to host
grab the settings for timezone,and data partitions,
automounts.
set those up. Change flag file to continue restore
reboot. read flag file. continue restore.
if all goes well set flag file to all done
2. if run manually don't check flag file (unless instructed to (flag))
instead provide a menu with options to:
set timezone
set time
set-up data partition
set up auto mounts
back-up system
restore from backup
etc
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