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diff --git a/perl-install/partition_table/raw.pm b/perl-install/partition_table/raw.pm
index 1346eeac4..453a19c6c 100644
--- a/perl-install/partition_table/raw.pm
+++ b/perl-install/partition_table/raw.pm
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-package partition_table::raw; # $Id$
+package partition_table::raw;
use diagnostics;
use strict;
@@ -11,16 +11,12 @@ use log;
use c;
my @MBR_signatures = (
-if_(arch() =~ /ppc/,
- (map { [ 'yaboot', 0, "PM", 0x200 * $_ + 0x10, "bootstrap\0" ] } 0 .. 61), #- "PM" is a Partition Map
- [ 'yaboot', 0x400, "BD", 0x424, "\011bootstrap" ], #- "BD" is a HFS filesystem
-),
[ 'empty', 0, "\0\0\0\0" ],
[ 'grub', 0, "\xEBG", 0x17d, "stage1 \0" ],
[ 'grub', 0, "\xEBH", 0x17e, "stage1 \0" ],
[ 'grub', 0, "\xEBH", 0x18a, "stage1 \0" ],
sub { my ($F) = @_;
- #- standard grub has no good magic (Mandriva's grub is patched to have "GRUB" at offset 6)
+ #- standard grub has no good magic (Mageia's grub is patched to have "GRUB" at offset 6)
#- so scanning a range of possible places where grub can have its string
#- 0x176 found on Conectiva 10
my ($min, $max, $magic) = (0x176, 0x181, "GRUB \0");
@@ -29,6 +25,14 @@ if_(arch() =~ /ppc/,
substr($tmp, 0, 2) eq "\xEBH" or return;
index($tmp, $magic, $min) >= 0 && "grub";
},
+ sub { my ($F) = @_;
+ #- similar to grub-legacy, grub2 doesn't seem to have good magic
+ #- so scanning a range of possible places where grub can have its string
+ my ($min, $max, $magic) = (0x176, 0x188, "GRUB");
+ my $tmp;
+ sysseek($F, 0, 0) && sysread($F, $tmp, $max + length($magic)) or return;
+ index($tmp, $magic, $min) >= 0 && "grub2";
+ },
[ 'lilo', 0x2, "LILO" ],
[ 'lilo', 0x6, "LILO" ],
[ 'lilo', 0x6 + 0x40, "LILO" ], #- when relocated in lilo's bsect_update(), variable "space" on paragraph boundary gives 0x40
@@ -73,20 +77,9 @@ sub last_usable_sector {
sub max_partition_start { 1e99 }
sub max_partition_size { 1e99 }
-#- default method for starting a partition, only head size or twice
-#- is allowed for starting a partition after a cylinder boundarie.
-sub adjustStart($$) {
- my ($hd, $part) = @_;
- my $end = $part->{start} + $part->{size};
+#- default method for starting a partition
+sub adjustStart($$) {}
- if (cylinder_size($hd)) {
- $part->{start} = round_up($part->{start},
- $part->{start} % cylinder_size($hd) < 2 * $hd->{geom}{sectors} ?
- $hd->{geom}{sectors} : cylinder_size($hd));
- $part->{size} = $end - $part->{start};
- $part->{size} > 0 or die "adjustStart get a too small partition to handle correctly";
- }
-}
#- adjusting end to match a cylinder boundary, two methods are used and must
#- match at the end, else something is wrong and nothing will be done on
#- partition table.
@@ -124,7 +117,19 @@ sub get_geometries {
my (@hds) = @_;
@hds = grep {
- if (my $h = get_geometry($_->{file})) {
+ if ($_->{bus} =~ /dmraid/) {
+ sysopen(my $F, $_->{file}, 0);
+ my $total = c::total_sectors(fileno $F);
+ my %geom;
+ $geom{heads} = 255;
+ $geom{sectors} = 63;
+ $geom{start} = 1;
+ compute_nb_cylinders(\%geom, $total);
+ $geom{totalcylinders} = $geom{cylinders};
+ log::l("Fake geometry on " . $_->{file} . ": heads=$geom{heads} sectors=$geom{sectors} cylinders=$geom{cylinders} start=$geom{start}");
+ add2hash_($_, { totalsectors => $total, geom => \%geom });
+ 1;
+ } elsif (my $h = get_geometry($_->{file})) {
add2hash_($_, $h);
1;
} else {
@@ -221,23 +226,25 @@ sub raw_add {
sub zero_MBR { &partition_table::initialize } #- deprecated
-sub clear_existing {
- my ($hd) = @_;
- my @parts = (partition_table::get_normal_parts($hd), if_($hd->{primary}{extended}, $hd->{primary}{extended}));
- partition_table::will_tell_kernel($hd, del => $_) foreach @parts;
-}
-
#- deprecated
sub zero_MBR_and_dirty {
my ($hd) = @_;
fsedit::partition_table_clear_and_initialize([], $hd);
}
+#- by default, we assume the kernel doesn't automatically reread partition table:
+sub need_to_tell_kernel {
+ my ($_hd) = @_;
+ 1;
+}
+
sub read_primary {
my ($hd) = @_;
- my ($pt, $info) = eval { $hd->read_one(0) } or return;
+ my ($pt, $info) = eval { $hd->read_one(0) };
+ $pt or return;
my $primary = partition_table::raw::pt_info_to_primary($hd, $pt, $info);
+ $primary->{is_hybrid_iso} = $hd->{current_pt_table_type} eq 'dos' && $hd->{fs_type_from_magic} eq 'iso9660';
$hd->{primary} = $primary;
undef $hd->{extended};
partition_table::verifyPrimary($primary);
@@ -261,7 +268,7 @@ sub pt_info_to_primary {
#- try writing what we've just read, yells if it fails
#- testing on last sector of head #0 (unused in 99% cases)
#-
-#- return false if the device can not be written to (especially for Smartmedia)
+#- return false if the device cannot be written to (especially for Smartmedia)
sub test_for_bad_drives {
my ($hd) = @_;
@@ -270,23 +277,33 @@ sub test_for_bad_drives {
sub error { die "$_[0] error: $_[1]" }
- my $F = openit($hd, $::testing ? 0 : 2) or error(openit($hd) ? 'write' : 'read', "can not open device");
+ my $F = openit($hd, $::testing ? 0 : 2) or error(openit($hd) ? 'write' : 'read', "cannot open device");
my $seek = sub {
c::lseek_sector(fileno($F), $sector, 0) or error('read', "seeking to sector $sector failed");
};
my $tmp;
- &$seek; sysread $F, $tmp, $SECTORSIZE or error('read', "can not even read ($!)");
+ &$seek; sysread $F, $tmp, $SECTORSIZE or error('read', "cannot even read ($!)");
return if $hd->{readonly} || $::testing;
- &$seek; syswrite $F, $tmp or error('write', "can not even write ($!)");
+ &$seek; syswrite $F, $tmp or error('write', "cannot even write ($!)");
my $tmp2;
- &$seek; sysread $F, $tmp2, $SECTORSIZE or die "test_for_bad_drives: can not even read again ($!)";
+ &$seek; sysread $F, $tmp2, $SECTORSIZE or die "test_for_bad_drives: cannot even read again ($!)";
$tmp eq $tmp2 or die
-N("Something bad is happening on your drive.
+N("Something bad is happening on your hard disk drive.
A test to check the integrity of data has failed.
It means writing anything on the disk will end up with random, corrupted data.");
}
+sub start_write {
+ my ($_hd) = @_;
+ 1;
+}
+
+sub end_write {
+ my ($_hd, $_handle) = @_;
+ 1;
+}
+
1;