Modify postinstall to avoid x86-specific dependencies.

chromeos-postinst

 #!/bin/sh -e
 
 # Copyright (c) 2009 The Chromium OS Authors. All rights reserved.
 # Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
 # found in the LICENSE file.
 
 # This script is called after an AutoUpdate or USB install. The first argument
 # is the partition where the new rootfs is installed or empty. If non-empty
 # the rootfs should be updated w/ the new bootloader config. If empty, the
 # rootfs is mounted-read only and should not be updated.
 
 # Update /boot/extlinux.conf.
 INSTALL_ROOT=`dirname "$0"`
 INSTALL_DEV="$1"
 POSTCOMMIT="$2"
 # Find whole disk device.
-ROOT_DEV=${INSTALL_DEV%%[0-9]*}
+ROOT_DEV=$(get_block_dev_from_partition_dev ${INSTALL_DEV})
 NEW_PART_NUM=${INSTALL_DEV##*/*[a-z]}
 
 case ${NEW_PART_NUM} in
   "3" )
     BOOT_SLOT="A"
     ;;
   "5" )
     BOOT_SLOT="B"
     ;;
   * )
     # Not a valid boot location.
     echo "Not a valid target parition number: ${NEW_PART_NUM}"
     exit 1
     ;;
 esac
 
 if [ "$POSTCOMMIT" != "--postcommit" ]; then
   # Pre-commit. Returning an error here will prevent ever booting into the
   # installed system.
 
   echo "Postinst running"
   echo " Set boot target to ${INSTALL_DEV}: \
 Partition ${NEW_PART_NUM}, Slot ${BOOT_SLOT}"
 
-  echo "Updating /boot/extlinux.conf target"
-  # If the mount-point is read-write, update the bootloader
-  # Only update extlinux.conf if $1 is non-empty
-  if [ -n "$INSTALL_DEV" ]; then
-    # Set default label to chromeos-hd.
-    sed -i 's/^DEFAULT .*/DEFAULT chromeos-hd/' \
-        "$INSTALL_ROOT"/boot/extlinux.conf || true
-    sed -i "{ s:HDROOT:$INSTALL_DEV: }" \
-        "$INSTALL_ROOT"/boot/extlinux.conf || true
+  if [ -f /boot/extlinux.conf ]; then
+    echo "Updating /boot/extlinux.conf target"
+    # If the mount-point is read-write, update the bootloader
+    # Only update extlinux.conf if $1 is non-empty
+    if [ -n "$INSTALL_DEV" ]; then
+      # Set default label to chromeos-hd.
+      sed -i 's/^DEFAULT .*/DEFAULT chromeos-hd/' \
+          "$INSTALL_ROOT"/boot/extlinux.conf || true
+      sed -i "{ s:HDROOT:$INSTALL_DEV: }" \
+          "$INSTALL_ROOT"/boot/extlinux.conf || true
+    fi
   fi
 
+
   echo "Updating grub target for EFI BIOS"
   # Set up grub.cfg
   ${INSTALL_ROOT}/usr/sbin/chromeos-setimage ${BOOT_SLOT} \
       --dst=${ROOT_DEV} --run_as_root
 
   # Set up gpt boot selection for legacy devices.
   # flush linux caches; seems to be necessary
   sync
   echo 3 > /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches
 
+
   echo "Updating gpt PMBR target for legacy BIOS"
   # Configure the PMBR to boot the new image.
   #
   # IMPORTANT NOTE: postinst is run by the previoulsy installed image
   # rather than the new image. So changes here need to be backwards compatible
   # with the old image's gpt binaries.
   #
   if [ -x /usr/bin/cgpt ]; then
     cgpt boot -i $NEW_PART_NUM ${ROOT_DEV} 2>&1
   else
     # The old gpt tool requires a -b arg to specify the PMBR bootcode. We don't
     # want to change the code, so we have to extract it, then put it back.
     dd if=${ROOT_DEV} bs=512 count=1 of=/tmp/oldpmbr.bin
     gpt -S boot -i $NEW_PART_NUM -b /tmp/oldpmbr.bin ${ROOT_DEV} 2>&1
   fi
 else
   # Post-commit. At this point an unexpected reboot may boot the installed
   # system, but returning an error here will cause the updater to try to
   # not boot the installed system, instead keeping the existing system.
   echo -n  # this is a noop, required for 'sh'
 fi