/* * CDDL HEADER START * * The contents of this file are subject to the terms of the * Common Development and Distribution License (the "License"). * You may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * * You can obtain a copy of the license at usr/src/OPENSOLARIS.LICENSE * or http://www.opensolaris.org/os/licensing. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions * and limitations under the License. * * When distributing Covered Code, include this CDDL HEADER in each * file and include the License file at usr/src/OPENSOLARIS.LICENSE. * If applicable, add the following below this CDDL HEADER, with the * fields enclosed by brackets "[]" replaced with your own identifying * information: Portions Copyright [yyyy] [name of copyright owner] * * CDDL HEADER END */ /* * Copyright (c) 2011 Gary Mills * * Copyright (c) 1993, 2010, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. */ /* * This file contains the code to perform program startup. This * includes reading the data file and the search for disks. */ #include "global.h" #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include "startup.h" #include "param.h" #include "label.h" #include "misc.h" #include "menu_command.h" #include "partition.h" #include "ctlr_scsi.h" #include "auto_sense.h" extern struct ctlr_type ctlr_types[]; extern int nctypes; extern struct ctlr_ops genericops; extern long strtol(); extern int errno; #ifdef __STDC__ /* Function prototypes for ANSI C Compilers */ static void usage(void); static int sup_prxfile(void); static void sup_setpath(void); static void sup_setdtype(void); static int sup_change_spec(struct disk_type *, char *); static void sup_setpart(void); static void search_for_logical_dev(char *devname); static void add_device_to_disklist(char *devname, char *devpath); static int disk_is_known(struct dk_cinfo *dkinfo); static void datafile_error(char *errmsg, char *token); static void search_duplicate_dtypes(void); static void search_duplicate_pinfo(void); static void check_dtypes_for_inconsistency(struct disk_type *dp1, struct disk_type *dp2); static void check_pinfo_for_inconsistency(struct partition_info *pp1, struct partition_info *pp2); static uint_t str2blks(char *str); static int str2cyls(char *str); static struct chg_list *new_chg_list(struct disk_type *); static char *get_physical_name(char *); static void sort_disk_list(void); static int disk_name_compare(const void *, const void *); static void make_controller_list(void); static void check_for_duplicate_disknames(char *arglist[]); #else /* __STDC__ */ /* Function prototypes for non-ANSI C Compilers */ static void usage(); static int sup_prxfile(); static void sup_setpath(); static void sup_setdtype(); static int sup_change_spec(); static void sup_setpart(); static void search_for_logical_dev(); static void add_device_to_disklist(); static int disk_is_known(); static void datafile_error(); static void search_duplicate_dtypes(); static void search_duplicate_pinfo(); static void check_dtypes_for_inconsistency(); static void check_pinfo_for_inconsistency(); static uint_t str2blks(); static int str2cyls(); static struct chg_list *new_chg_list(); static char *get_physical_name(); static void sort_disk_list(); static int disk_name_compare(); static void make_controller_list(); static void check_for_duplicate_disknames(); #endif /* __STDC__ */ #if defined(sparc) static char *other_ctlrs[] = { "ata" }; #define OTHER_CTLRS 1 #elif defined(i386) static char *other_ctlrs[] = { "ISP-80" }; #define OTHER_CTLRS 2 #else #error No Platform defined. #endif /* * This global is used to store the current line # in the data file. * It must be global because the I/O routines are allowed to side * effect it to keep track of backslashed newlines. */ int data_lineno; /* current line # in data file */ /* * Search path as defined in the format.dat files */ static char **search_path = NULL; static int name_represents_wholedisk(char *name); static void get_disk_name(int fd, char *disk_name); /* * This routine digests the options on the command line. It returns * the index into argv of the first string that is not an option. If * there are none, it returns -1. */ int do_options(int argc, char *argv[]) { char *ptr; int i; int next; /* * Default is no extended messages. Can be enabled manually. */ option_msg = 0; diag_msg = 0; expert_mode = 0; need_newline = 0; dev_expert = 0; /* * Loop through the argument list, incrementing each time by * an amount determined by the options found. */ for (i = 1; i < argc; i = next) { /* * Start out assuming an increment of 1. */ next = i + 1; /* * As soon as we hit a non-option, we're done. */ if (*argv[i] != '-') return (i); /* * Loop through all the characters in this option string. */ for (ptr = argv[i] + 1; *ptr != '\0'; ptr++) { /* * Determine each option represented. For options * that use a second string, increase the increment * of the main loop so they aren't re-interpreted. */ switch (*ptr) { case 's': case 'S': option_s = 1; break; case 'f': case 'F': option_f = argv[next++]; if (next > argc) goto badopt; break; case 'l': case 'L': option_l = argv[next++]; if (next > argc) goto badopt; break; case 'x': case 'X': option_x = argv[next++]; if (next > argc) goto badopt; break; case 'd': case 'D': option_d = argv[next++]; if (next > argc) goto badopt; break; case 't': case 'T': option_t = argv[next++]; if (next > argc) goto badopt; break; case 'p': case 'P': option_p = argv[next++]; if (next > argc) goto badopt; break; case 'm': option_msg = 1; break; case 'M': option_msg = 1; diag_msg = 1; break; case 'e': expert_mode = 1; break; #ifdef DEBUG case 'z': dev_expert = 1; break; #endif default: badopt: usage(); break; } } } /* * All the command line strings were options. Return that fact. */ return (-1); } static void usage() { err_print("Usage: format [-s][-d disk_name]"); err_print("[-t disk_type][-p partition_name]\n"); err_print("\t[-f cmd_file][-l log_file]"); err_print("[-x data_file] [-m] [-M] [-e] disk_list\n"); fullabort(); } /* * This routine reads in and digests the data file. The data file contains * definitions for the search path, known disk types, and known partition * maps. * * Note: for each file being processed, file_name is a pointer to that * file's name. We are careful to make sure that file_name points to * globally-accessible data, not data on the stack, because each * disk/partition/controller definition now keeps a pointer to the * filename in which it was defined. In the case of duplicate, * conflicting definitions, we can thus tell the user exactly where * the problem is occurring. */ void sup_init() { int nopened_files = 0; char fname[MAXPATHLEN]; char *path; char *p; struct stat stbuf; /* * Create a singly-linked list of controller types so that we may * dynamically add unknown controllers to this for 3'rd * party disk support. */ make_controller_list(); /* * If a data file was specified on the command line, use it first * If the file cannot be opened, fail. We want to guarantee * that, if the user explicitly names a file, they can * access it. * * option_x is already global, no need to dup it on the heap. */ if (option_x) { file_name = option_x; if (sup_prxfile()) { nopened_files++; } else { err_print("Unable to open data file '%s' - %s.\n", file_name, strerror(errno)); fullabort(); } } /* * Now look for an environment variable FORMAT_PATH. * If found, we use it as a colon-separated list * of directories. If no such environment variable * is defined, use a default path of "/etc". */ path = getenv("FORMAT_PATH"); if (path == NULL) { path = "/etc"; } /* * Traverse the path one file at a time. Pick off * the file name, and append the name "format.dat" * at the end of the pathname. * Whatever string we construct, duplicate it on the * heap, so that file_name is globally accessible. */ while (*path != 0) { p = fname; while (*path != 0 && *path != ':') *p++ = *path++; if (p == fname) continue; *p = 0; if (*path == ':') path++; /* * If the path we have so far is a directory, * look for a format.dat file in that directory, * otherwise try using the path name specified. * This permits arbitrary file names in the * path specification, if this proves useful. */ if (stat(fname, &stbuf) == -1) { err_print("Unable to access '%s' - %s.\n", fname, strerror(errno)); } else { if (S_ISDIR(stbuf.st_mode)) { if (*(p-1) != '/') *p++ = '/'; (void) strcpy(p, "format.dat"); } file_name = alloc_string(fname); if (sup_prxfile()) { nopened_files++; } } } /* * Check for duplicate disk or partitions definitions * that are inconsistent - this would be very confusing. */ search_duplicate_dtypes(); search_duplicate_pinfo(); } /* * Open and process a format data file. Unfortunately, we use * globals: file_name for the file name, and data_file * for the descriptor. Return true if able to open the file. */ static int sup_prxfile() { int status; TOKEN token; TOKEN cleaned; /* * Open the data file. Return 0 if unable to do so. */ data_file = fopen(file_name, "r"); if (data_file == NULL) { return (0); } /* * Step through the data file a meta-line at a time. There are * typically several backslashed newlines in each meta-line, * so data_lineno will be getting side effected along the way. */ data_lineno = 0; for (;;) { data_lineno++; /* * Get the keyword. */ status = sup_gettoken(token); /* * If we hit the end of the data file, we're done. */ if (status == SUP_EOF) break; /* * If the line is blank, skip it. */ if (status == SUP_EOL) continue; /* * If the line starts with some key character, it's an error. */ if (status != SUP_STRING) { datafile_error("Expecting keyword, found '%s'", token); continue; } /* * Clean up the token and see which keyword it is. Call * the appropriate routine to process the rest of the line. */ clean_token(cleaned, token); if (strcmp(cleaned, "search_path") == 0) sup_setpath(); else if (strcmp(cleaned, "disk_type") == 0) sup_setdtype(); else if (strcmp(cleaned, "partition") == 0) sup_setpart(); else { datafile_error("Unknown keyword '%s'", cleaned); } } /* * Close the data file. */ (void) fclose(data_file); return (1); } /* * This routine processes a 'search_path' line in the data file. The * search path is a list of disk names that will be searched for by the * program. * * The static path_size and path_alloc are used to build up the * list of files comprising the search path. The static definitions * enable supporting multiple search path definitions. */ static void sup_setpath() { TOKEN token; TOKEN cleaned; int status; static int path_size; static int path_alloc; /* * Pull in some grammar. */ status = sup_gettoken(token); if (status != SUP_EQL) { datafile_error("Expecting '=', found '%s'", token); return; } /* * Loop through the entries. */ for (;;) { /* * Pull in the disk name. */ status = sup_gettoken(token); /* * If we hit end of line, we're done. */ if (status == SUP_EOL) break; /* * If we hit some key character, it's an error. */ if (status != SUP_STRING) { datafile_error("Expecting value, found '%s'", token); break; } clean_token(cleaned, token); /* * Build the string into an argvlist. This array * is dynamically sized, as necessary, and terminated * with a null. Each name is alloc'ed on the heap, * so no dangling references. */ search_path = build_argvlist(search_path, &path_size, &path_alloc, cleaned); /* * Pull in some grammar. */ status = sup_gettoken(token); if (status == SUP_EOL) break; if (status != SUP_COMMA) { datafile_error("Expecting ', ', found '%s'", token); break; } } } /* * This routine processes a 'disk_type' line in the data file. It defines * the physical attributes of a brand of disk when connected to a specific * controller type. */ static void sup_setdtype() { TOKEN token, cleaned, ident; int val, status, i; ulong_t flags = 0; struct disk_type *dtype, *type; struct ctlr_type *ctype; char *dtype_name, *ptr; struct mctlr_list *mlp; /* * Pull in some grammar. */ status = sup_gettoken(token); if (status != SUP_EQL) { datafile_error("Expecting '=', found '%s'", token); return; } /* * Pull in the name of the disk type. */ status = sup_gettoken(token); if (status != SUP_STRING) { datafile_error("Expecting value, found '%s'", token); return; } clean_token(cleaned, token); /* * Allocate space for the disk type and copy in the name. */ dtype_name = (char *)zalloc(strlen(cleaned) + 1); (void) strcpy(dtype_name, cleaned); dtype = (struct disk_type *)zalloc(sizeof (struct disk_type)); dtype->dtype_asciilabel = dtype_name; /* * Save the filename/linenumber where this disk was defined */ dtype->dtype_filename = file_name; dtype->dtype_lineno = data_lineno; /* * Loop for each attribute. */ for (;;) { /* * Pull in some grammar. */ status = sup_gettoken(token); /* * If we hit end of line, we're done. */ if (status == SUP_EOL) break; if (status != SUP_COLON) { datafile_error("Expecting ':', found '%s'", token); return; } /* * Pull in the attribute. */ status = sup_gettoken(token); /* * If we hit end of line, we're done. */ if (status == SUP_EOL) break; /* * If we hit a key character, it's an error. */ if (status != SUP_STRING) { datafile_error("Expecting keyword, found '%s'", token); return; } clean_token(ident, token); /* * Check to see if we've got a change specification * If so, this routine will parse the entire * specification, so just restart at top of loop */ if (sup_change_spec(dtype, ident)) { continue; } /* * Pull in more grammar. */ status = sup_gettoken(token); if (status != SUP_EQL) { datafile_error("Expecting '=', found '%s'", token); return; } /* * Pull in the value of the attribute. */ status = sup_gettoken(token); if (status != SUP_STRING) { datafile_error("Expecting value, found '%s'", token); return; } clean_token(cleaned, token); /* * If the attribute defined the ctlr... */ if (strcmp(ident, "ctlr") == 0) { /* * Match the value with a ctlr type. */ mlp = controlp; while (mlp != NULL) { if (strcmp(mlp->ctlr_type->ctype_name, cleaned) == 0) break; mlp = mlp->next; } /* * If we couldn't match it, it's an error. */ if (mlp == NULL) { for (i = 0; i < OTHER_CTLRS; i++) { if (strcmp(other_ctlrs[i], cleaned) == 0) { datafile_error(NULL, NULL); return; } } if (i == OTHER_CTLRS) { datafile_error( "Unknown controller '%s'", cleaned); return; } } /* * Found a match. Add this disk type to the list * for the ctlr type if we can complete the * disk specification correctly. */ ctype = mlp->ctlr_type; flags |= SUP_CTLR; continue; } /* * All other attributes require a numeric value. Convert * the value to a number. */ val = (int)strtol(cleaned, &ptr, 0); if (*ptr != '\0') { datafile_error("Expecting an integer, found '%s'", cleaned); return; } /* * Figure out which attribute it was and fill in the * appropriate value. Also note that the attribute * has been defined. */ if (strcmp(ident, "ncyl") == 0) { dtype->dtype_ncyl = val; flags |= SUP_NCYL; } else if (strcmp(ident, "acyl") == 0) { dtype->dtype_acyl = val; flags |= SUP_ACYL; } else if (strcmp(ident, "pcyl") == 0) { dtype->dtype_pcyl = val; flags |= SUP_PCYL; } else if (strcmp(ident, "nhead") == 0) { dtype->dtype_nhead = val; flags |= SUP_NHEAD; } else if (strcmp(ident, "nsect") == 0) { dtype->dtype_nsect = val; flags |= SUP_NSECT; } else if (strcmp(ident, "rpm") == 0) { dtype->dtype_rpm = val; flags |= SUP_RPM; } else if (strcmp(ident, "bpt") == 0) { dtype->dtype_bpt = val; flags |= SUP_BPT; } else if (strcmp(ident, "bps") == 0) { dtype->dtype_bps = val; flags |= SUP_BPS; } else if (strcmp(ident, "drive_type") == 0) { dtype->dtype_dr_type = val; flags |= SUP_DRTYPE; } else if (strcmp(ident, "cache") == 0) { dtype->dtype_cache = val; flags |= SUP_CACHE; } else if (strcmp(ident, "prefetch") == 0) { dtype->dtype_threshold = val; flags |= SUP_PREFETCH; } else if (strcmp(ident, "read_retries") == 0) { dtype->dtype_read_retries = val; flags |= SUP_READ_RETRIES; } else if (strcmp(ident, "write_retries") == 0) { dtype->dtype_write_retries = val; flags |= SUP_WRITE_RETRIES; } else if (strcmp(ident, "min_prefetch") == 0) { dtype->dtype_prefetch_min = val; flags |= SUP_CACHE_MIN; } else if (strcmp(ident, "max_prefetch") == 0) { dtype->dtype_prefetch_max = val; flags |= SUP_CACHE_MAX; } else if (strcmp(ident, "trks_zone") == 0) { dtype->dtype_trks_zone = val; flags |= SUP_TRKS_ZONE; } else if (strcmp(ident, "atrks") == 0) { dtype->dtype_atrks = val; flags |= SUP_ATRKS; } else if (strcmp(ident, "asect") == 0) { dtype->dtype_asect = val; flags |= SUP_ASECT; } else if (strcmp(ident, "psect") == 0) { dtype->dtype_psect = val; flags |= SUP_PSECT; } else if (strcmp(ident, "phead") == 0) { dtype->dtype_phead = val; flags |= SUP_PHEAD; } else if (strcmp(ident, "fmt_time") == 0) { dtype->dtype_fmt_time = val; flags |= SUP_FMTTIME; } else if (strcmp(ident, "cyl_skew") == 0) { dtype->dtype_cyl_skew = val; flags |= SUP_CYLSKEW; } else if (strcmp(ident, "trk_skew") == 0) { dtype->dtype_trk_skew = val; flags |= SUP_TRKSKEW; } else { datafile_error("Unknown keyword '%s'", ident); } } /* * Check to be sure all the necessary attributes have been defined. * If any are missing, it's an error. Also, log options for later * use by specific driver. */ dtype->dtype_options = flags; if ((flags & SUP_MIN_DRIVE) != SUP_MIN_DRIVE) { datafile_error("Incomplete specification", ""); return; } if ((!(ctype->ctype_flags & CF_SCSI)) && (!(flags & SUP_BPT)) && (!(ctype->ctype_flags & CF_NOFORMAT))) { datafile_error("Incomplete specification", ""); return; } if ((ctype->ctype_flags & CF_SMD_DEFS) && (!(flags & SUP_BPS))) { datafile_error("Incomplete specification", ""); return; } /* * Add this disk type to the list for the ctlr type */ assert(flags & SUP_CTLR); type = ctype->ctype_dlist; if (type == NULL) { ctype->ctype_dlist = dtype; } else { while (type->dtype_next != NULL) type = type->dtype_next; type->dtype_next = dtype; } } /* * Parse a SCSI mode page change specification. * * Return: * 0: not change specification, continue parsing * 1: was change specification, it was ok, * or we already handled the error. */ static int sup_change_spec(struct disk_type *disk, char *id) { char *p; char *p2; int pageno; int byteno; int mode; int value; TOKEN token; TOKEN ident; struct chg_list *cp; int tilde; int i; /* * Syntax: p[|0x] */ if (*id != 'p') { return (0); } pageno = (int)strtol(id+1, &p2, 0); if (*p2 != 0) { return (0); } /* * Once we get this far, we know we have the * beginnings of a change specification. * If there's a problem now, report the problem, * and return 1, so that the caller can restart * parsing at the next expression. */ if (!scsi_supported_page(pageno)) { datafile_error("Unsupported mode page '%s'", id); return (1); } /* * Next token should be the byte offset */ if (sup_gettoken(token) != SUP_STRING) { datafile_error("Unexpected value '%s'", token); return (1); } clean_token(ident, token); /* * Syntax: b[|0x] */ p = ident; if (*p++ != 'b') { datafile_error("Unknown keyword '%s'", ident); return (1); } byteno = (int)strtol(p, &p2, 10); if (*p2 != 0) { datafile_error("Unknown keyword '%s'", ident); return (1); } if (byteno == 0 || byteno == 1) { datafile_error("Unsupported byte offset '%s'", ident); return (1); } /* * Get the operator for this expression */ mode = CHG_MODE_UNDEFINED; switch (sup_gettoken(token)) { case SUP_EQL: mode = CHG_MODE_ABS; break; case SUP_OR: if (sup_gettoken(token) == SUP_EQL) mode = CHG_MODE_SET; break; case SUP_AND: if (sup_gettoken(token) == SUP_EQL) mode = CHG_MODE_CLR; break; } if (mode == CHG_MODE_UNDEFINED) { datafile_error("Unexpected operator: '%s'", token); return (1); } /* * Get right-hand of expression - accept optional tilde */ tilde = 0; if ((i = sup_gettoken(token)) == SUP_TILDE) { tilde = 1; i = sup_gettoken(token); } if (i != SUP_STRING) { datafile_error("Expecting value, found '%s'", token); return (1); } clean_token(ident, token); value = (int)strtol(ident, &p, 0); if (*p != 0) { datafile_error("Expecting value, found '%s'", token); return (1); } /* * Apply the tilde operator, if found. * Constrain to a byte value. */ if (tilde) { value = ~value; } value &= 0xff; /* * We parsed a successful change specification expression. * Add it to the list for this disk type. */ cp = new_chg_list(disk); cp->pageno = pageno; cp->byteno = byteno; cp->mode = mode; cp->value = value; return (1); } /* * This routine processes a 'partition' line in the data file. It defines * a known partition map for a particular disk type on a particular * controller type. */ static void sup_setpart() { TOKEN token, cleaned, disk, ctlr, ident; struct disk_type *dtype = NULL; struct ctlr_type *ctype = NULL; struct partition_info *pinfo, *parts; char *pinfo_name; int i, index, status, flags = 0; uint_t val1, val2; ushort_t vtoc_tag; ushort_t vtoc_flag; struct mctlr_list *mlp; /* * Pull in some grammar. */ status = sup_gettoken(token); if (status != SUP_EQL) { datafile_error("Expecting '=', found '%s'", token); return; } /* * Pull in the name of the map. */ status = sup_gettoken(token); if (status != SUP_STRING) { datafile_error("Expecting value, found '%s'", token); return; } clean_token(cleaned, token); /* * Allocate space for the partition map and fill in the name. */ pinfo_name = (char *)zalloc(strlen(cleaned) + 1); (void) strcpy(pinfo_name, cleaned); pinfo = (struct partition_info *)zalloc(sizeof (struct partition_info)); pinfo->pinfo_name = pinfo_name; /* * Save the filename/linenumber where this partition was defined */ pinfo->pinfo_filename = file_name; pinfo->pinfo_lineno = data_lineno; /* * Install default vtoc information into the new partition table */ set_vtoc_defaults(pinfo); /* * Loop for each attribute in the line. */ for (;;) { /* * Pull in some grammar. */ status = sup_gettoken(token); /* * If we hit end of line, we're done. */ if (status == SUP_EOL) break; if (status != SUP_COLON) { datafile_error("Expecting ':', found '%s'", token); return; } /* * Pull in the attribute. */ status = sup_gettoken(token); /* * If we hit end of line, we're done. */ if (status == SUP_EOL) break; if (status != SUP_STRING) { datafile_error("Expecting keyword, found '%s'", token); return; } clean_token(ident, token); /* * Pull in more grammar. */ status = sup_gettoken(token); if (status != SUP_EQL) { datafile_error("Expecting '=', found '%s'", token); return; } /* * Pull in the value of the attribute. */ status = sup_gettoken(token); /* * If we hit a key character, it's an error. */ if (status != SUP_STRING) { datafile_error("Expecting value, found '%s'", token); return; } clean_token(cleaned, token); /* * If the attribute is the ctlr, save the ctlr name and * mark it defined. */ if (strcmp(ident, "ctlr") == 0) { (void) strcpy(ctlr, cleaned); flags |= SUP_CTLR; continue; /* * If the attribute is the disk, save the disk name and * mark it defined. */ } else if (strcmp(ident, "disk") == 0) { (void) strcpy(disk, cleaned); flags |= SUP_DISK; continue; } /* * If we now know both the controller name and the * disk name, let's see if we can find the controller * and disk type. This will give us the geometry, * which can permit us to accept partitions specs * in cylinders or blocks. */ if (((flags & (SUP_DISK|SUP_CTLR)) == (SUP_DISK|SUP_CTLR)) && dtype == NULL && ctype == NULL) { /* * Attempt to match the specified ctlr to a known type. */ mlp = controlp; while (mlp != NULL) { if (strcmp(mlp->ctlr_type->ctype_name, ctlr) == 0) break; mlp = mlp->next; } /* * If no match is found, it's an error. */ if (mlp == NULL) { for (i = 0; i < OTHER_CTLRS; i++) { if (strcmp(other_ctlrs[i], ctlr) == 0) { datafile_error(NULL, NULL); return; } } if (i == OTHER_CTLRS) { datafile_error( "Unknown controller '%s'", ctlr); return; } } ctype = mlp->ctlr_type; /* * Attempt to match the specified disk to a known type. */ for (dtype = ctype->ctype_dlist; dtype != NULL; dtype = dtype->dtype_next) { if (strcmp(dtype->dtype_asciilabel, disk) == 0) break; } /* * If no match is found, it's an error. */ if (dtype == NULL) { datafile_error("Unknown disk '%s'", disk); return; } /* * Now that we know the disk type, set up the * globals that let that magic macro "spc()" * do it's thing. Sorry that this is glued * together so poorly... */ nhead = dtype->dtype_nhead; nsect = dtype->dtype_nsect; acyl = dtype->dtype_acyl; ncyl = dtype->dtype_ncyl; } /* * By now, the disk and controller type must be defined */ if (dtype == NULL || ctype == NULL) { datafile_error("Incomplete specification", ""); return; } /* * The rest of the attributes are all single letters. * Make sure the specified attribute is a single letter. */ if (strlen(ident) != 1) { datafile_error("Unknown keyword '%s'", ident); return; } /* * Also make sure it is within the legal range of letters. */ if (ident[0] < PARTITION_BASE || ident[0] > PARTITION_BASE+9) { datafile_error("Unknown keyword '%s'", ident); return; } /* * Here's the index of the partition we're dealing with */ index = ident[0] - PARTITION_BASE; /* * For SunOS 5.0, we support the additional syntax: * [, ] [, ] , * instead of: * , * * may be one of: boot, root, swap, etc. * consists of two characters: * W (writable) or R (read-only) * M (mountable) or U (unmountable) * * Start with the defaults assigned above: */ vtoc_tag = pinfo->vtoc.v_part[index].p_tag; vtoc_flag = pinfo->vtoc.v_part[index].p_flag; /* * First try to match token against possible tag values */ if (find_value(ptag_choices, cleaned, &i) == 1) { /* * Found valid tag. Use it and advance parser */ vtoc_tag = (ushort_t)i; status = sup_gettoken(token); if (status != SUP_COMMA) { datafile_error( "Expecting ', ', found '%s'", token); return; } status = sup_gettoken(token); if (status != SUP_STRING) { datafile_error("Expecting value, found '%s'", token); return; } clean_token(cleaned, token); } /* * Try to match token against possible flag values */ if (find_value(pflag_choices, cleaned, &i) == 1) { /* * Found valid flag. Use it and advance parser */ vtoc_flag = (ushort_t)i; status = sup_gettoken(token); if (status != SUP_COMMA) { datafile_error("Expecting ', ', found '%s'", token); return; } status = sup_gettoken(token); if (status != SUP_STRING) { datafile_error("Expecting value, found '%s'", token); return; } clean_token(cleaned, token); } /* * All other attributes have a pair of numeric values. * Convert the first value to a number. This value * is the starting cylinder number of the partition. */ val1 = str2cyls(cleaned); if (val1 == (uint_t)(-1)) { datafile_error("Expecting an integer, found '%s'", cleaned); return; } /* * Pull in some grammar. */ status = sup_gettoken(token); if (status != SUP_COMMA) { datafile_error("Expecting ', ', found '%s'", token); return; } /* * Pull in the second value. */ status = sup_gettoken(token); if (status != SUP_STRING) { datafile_error("Expecting value, found '%s'", token); return; } clean_token(cleaned, token); /* * Convert the second value to a number. This value * is the number of blocks composing the partition. * If the token is terminated with a 'c', the units * are cylinders, not blocks. Also accept a 'b', if * they choose to be so specific. */ val2 = str2blks(cleaned); if (val2 == (uint_t)(-1)) { datafile_error("Expecting an integer, found '%s'", cleaned); return; } /* * Fill in the appropriate map entry with the values. */ pinfo->pinfo_map[index].dkl_cylno = val1; pinfo->pinfo_map[index].dkl_nblk = val2; pinfo->vtoc.v_part[index].p_tag = vtoc_tag; pinfo->vtoc.v_part[index].p_flag = vtoc_flag; #if defined(_SUNOS_VTOC_16) pinfo->vtoc.v_part[index].p_start = val1 * (nhead * nsect); pinfo->vtoc.v_part[index].p_size = val2; if (val2 == 0) { pinfo->vtoc.v_part[index].p_tag = 0; pinfo->vtoc.v_part[index].p_flag = 0; pinfo->vtoc.v_part[index].p_start = 0; pinfo->pinfo_map[index].dkl_cylno = 0; } #endif /* defined(_SUNOS_VTOC_16) */ } /* * Check to be sure that all necessary attributes were defined. */ if ((flags & SUP_MIN_PART) != SUP_MIN_PART) { datafile_error("Incomplete specification", ""); return; } /* * Add this partition map to the list of known maps for the * specified disk/ctlr. */ parts = dtype->dtype_plist; if (parts == NULL) dtype->dtype_plist = pinfo; else { while (parts->pinfo_next != NULL) parts = parts->pinfo_next; parts->pinfo_next = pinfo; } } /* * Open the disk device - just a wrapper for open. */ int open_disk(char *diskname, int flags) { return (open(diskname, flags)); } /* * This routine performs the disk search during startup. It looks for * all the disks in the search path, and creates a list of those that * are found. */ void do_search(char *arglist[]) { char **sp; DIR *dir; struct dirent *dp; char s[MAXPATHLEN]; char path[MAXPATHLEN]; char curdir[MAXPATHLEN]; char *directory = "/dev/rdsk"; struct disk_info *disk; int i; /* * Change directory to the device directory. This * gives us the most efficient access to that directory. * Remember where we were, and return there when finished. */ if (getcwd(curdir, sizeof (curdir)) == NULL) { err_print("Cannot get current directory - %s\n", strerror(errno)); fullabort(); } if (chdir(directory) == -1) { err_print("Cannot set directory to %s - %s\n", directory, strerror(errno)); fullabort(); } /* * If there were disks specified on the command line, * use those disks, and nothing but those disks. */ if (arglist != NULL) { check_for_duplicate_disknames(arglist); for (; *arglist != NULL; arglist++) { search_for_logical_dev(*arglist); } } else { /* * If there were no disks specified on the command line, * search for all disks attached to the system. */ fmt_print("Searching for disks..."); (void) fflush(stdout); need_newline = 1; /* * Find all disks specified in search_path definitions * in whatever format.dat files were processed. */ sp = search_path; if (sp != NULL) { while (*sp != NULL) { search_for_logical_dev(*sp++); } } /* * Open the device directory */ if ((dir = opendir(".")) == NULL) { err_print("Cannot open %s - %s\n", directory, strerror(errno)); fullabort(); } /* * Now find all usable nodes in /dev/rdsk (or /dev, if 4.x) * First find all nodes which do not conform to * standard disk naming conventions. This permits * all user-defined names to override the default names. */ while ((dp = readdir(dir)) != NULL) { if (strcmp(dp->d_name, ".") == 0 || strcmp(dp->d_name, "..") == 0) continue; if (!conventional_name(dp->d_name)) { if (!fdisk_physical_name(dp->d_name)) { /* * If non-conventional name represents * a link to non-s2 slice , ignore it. */ if (!name_represents_wholedisk (dp->d_name)) { (void) strcpy(path, directory); (void) strcat(path, "/"); (void) strcat(path, dp->d_name); add_device_to_disklist( dp->d_name, path); } } } } rewinddir(dir); /* * Now find all nodes corresponding to the standard * device naming conventions. */ while ((dp = readdir(dir)) != NULL) { if (strcmp(dp->d_name, ".") == 0 || strcmp(dp->d_name, "..") == 0) continue; if (whole_disk_name(dp->d_name)) { (void) strcpy(path, directory); (void) strcat(path, "/"); (void) strcat(path, dp->d_name); canonicalize_name(s, dp->d_name); add_device_to_disklist(s, path); } } /* * Close the directory */ if (closedir(dir) == -1) { err_print("Cannot close directory %s - %s\n", directory, strerror(errno)); fullabort(); } need_newline = 0; fmt_print("done\n"); } /* * Return to whence we came */ if (chdir(curdir) == -1) { err_print("Cannot set directory to %s - %s\n", curdir, strerror(errno)); fullabort(); } /* * If we didn't find any disks, give up. */ if (disk_list == NULL) { if (geteuid() == 0) { err_print("No disks found!\n"); } else { err_print("No permission (or no disks found)!\n"); } (void) fflush(stdout); fullabort(); } sort_disk_list(); /* * Tell user the results of the auto-configure process */ i = 0; for (disk = disk_list; disk != NULL; disk = disk->disk_next) { float scaled; diskaddr_t nblks; struct disk_type *type; if (disk->disk_flags & DSK_AUTO_CONFIG) { if (i++ == 0) { fmt_print("\n"); } fmt_print("%s: ", disk->disk_name); if (disk->disk_flags & DSK_LABEL_DIRTY) { fmt_print("configured "); } else { fmt_print("configured and labeled "); } type = disk->disk_type; nblks = type->dtype_ncyl * type->dtype_nhead * type->dtype_nsect; if (disk->label_type == L_TYPE_SOLARIS) scaled = bn2mb(nblks); else scaled = bn2mb(type->capacity); fmt_print("with capacity of "); if (scaled > 1024.0) { fmt_print("%1.2fGB\n", scaled/1024.0); } else { fmt_print("%1.2fMB\n", scaled); } } } } /* * For a given "logical" disk name as specified in a format.dat * search path, try to find the device it actually refers to. * Since we are trying to maintain 4.x naming convention * compatibility in 5.0, this involves a little bit of work. * We also want to be able to function under 4.x, if needed. * * canonical: standard name reference. append a partition * reference, and open that file in the device directory. * examples: SVR4: c0t0d0 * 4.x: sd0 * * absolute: begins with a '/', and is assumed to be an * absolute pathname to some node. * * relative: non-canonical, doesn't begin with a '/'. * assumed to be the name of a file in the appropriate * device directory. */ static void search_for_logical_dev(char *devname) { char path[MAXPATHLEN]; char *directory = "/dev/rdsk/"; char *partition = "s2"; /* * If the name is an absolute path name, accept it as is */ if (*devname == '/') { (void) strcpy(path, devname); } else if (canonical_name(devname)) { /* * If canonical name, construct a standard path name. */ (void) strcpy(path, directory); (void) strcat(path, devname); (void) strcat(path, partition); } else if (canonical4x_name(devname)) { /* * Check to see if it's a 4.x file name in the /dev * directory on 5.0. Here, we only accept the * canonicalized form: sd0. */ (void) strcpy(path, "/dev/r"); (void) strcat(path, devname); (void) strcat(path, "c"); } else { /* * If it's not a canonical name, then it may be a * reference to an actual file name in the device * directory itself. */ (void) strcpy(path, directory); (void) strcat(path, devname); } /* now add the device */ add_device_to_disklist(devname, path); } /* * Get the disk name from the inquiry data */ static void get_disk_name(int fd, char *disk_name) { struct scsi_inquiry inquiry; if (uscsi_inquiry(fd, (char *)&inquiry, sizeof (inquiry))) { if (option_msg) err_print("\nInquiry failed - %s\n", strerror(errno)); (void) strcpy(disk_name, "Unknown-Unknown-0001"); return; } (void) get_generic_disk_name(disk_name, &inquiry); } /* * Add a device to the disk list, if it appears to be a disk, * and we haven't already found it under some other name. */ static void add_device_to_disklist(char *devname, char *devpath) { struct disk_info *search_disk; struct ctlr_info *search_ctlr; struct disk_type *search_dtype, *efi_disk; struct partition_info *search_parts; struct disk_info *dptr; struct ctlr_info *cptr; struct disk_type *type; struct partition_info *parts; struct dk_label search_label; struct dk_cinfo dkinfo; struct stat stbuf; struct ctlr_type *ctlr, *tctlr; struct mctlr_list *mlp; struct efi_info efi_info; struct dk_minfo mediainfo; int search_file; int status; int i; int access_flags = 0; char disk_name[MAXNAMELEN]; /* * Attempt to open the disk. If it fails, skip it. */ if ((search_file = open_disk(devpath, O_RDWR | O_NDELAY)) < 0) { return; } /* * Must be a character device */ if (fstat(search_file, &stbuf) == -1 || !S_ISCHR(stbuf.st_mode)) { (void) close(search_file); return; } /* * Attempt to read the configuration info on the disk. * Again, if it fails, we assume the disk's not there. * Note we must close the file for the disk before we * continue. */ if (ioctl(search_file, DKIOCINFO, &dkinfo) < 0) { (void) close(search_file); return; } /* If it is a removable media, skip it. */ if (!expert_mode) { int isremovable, ret; ret = ioctl(search_file, DKIOCREMOVABLE, &isremovable); if ((ret >= 0) && (isremovable != 0)) { (void) close(search_file); return; } } if (ioctl(search_file, DKIOCGMEDIAINFO, &mediainfo) == -1) { cur_blksz = DEV_BSIZE; } else { cur_blksz = mediainfo.dki_lbsize; } /* * If the type of disk is one we don't know about, * add it to the list. */ mlp = controlp; while (mlp != NULL) { if (mlp->ctlr_type->ctype_ctype == dkinfo.dki_ctype) { break; } mlp = mlp->next; } if (mlp == NULL) { if (dkinfo.dki_ctype == DKC_CDROM) { if (ioctl(search_file, DKIOCGMEDIAINFO, &mediainfo) < 0) { mediainfo.dki_media_type = DK_UNKNOWN; } } /* * Skip CDROM devices, they are read only. * But not devices like Iomega Rev Drive which * identifies itself as a CDROM, but has a removable * disk. */ if ((dkinfo.dki_ctype == DKC_CDROM) && (mediainfo.dki_media_type != DK_REMOVABLE_DISK)) { (void) close(search_file); return; } /* * create the new ctlr_type structure and fill it in. */ tctlr = zalloc(sizeof (struct ctlr_type)); tctlr->ctype_ctype = dkinfo.dki_ctype; tctlr->ctype_name = zalloc(DK_DEVLEN); if (strlcpy(tctlr->ctype_name, dkinfo.dki_cname, DK_DEVLEN) > DK_DEVLEN) { /* * DKIOCINFO returned a controller name longer * than DK_DEVLEN bytes, which means more of the * dk_cinfo structure may be corrupt. We don't * allow the user to perform any operations on * the device in this case */ err_print("\nError: Device %s: controller " "name (%s)\nis invalid. Device will not " "be displayed.\n", devname, dkinfo.dki_cname); (void) close(search_file); destroy_data(tctlr->ctype_name); destroy_data((char *)tctlr); return; } else { tctlr->ctype_ops = zalloc(sizeof (struct ctlr_ops)); /* * copy the generic disk ops structure into local copy. */ *(tctlr->ctype_ops) = genericops; tctlr->ctype_flags = CF_WLIST; mlp = controlp; while (mlp->next != NULL) { mlp = mlp->next; } mlp->next = zalloc(sizeof (struct mctlr_list)); mlp->next->ctlr_type = tctlr; } } /* * Search through all disks known at this time, to * determine if we're already identified this disk. * If so, then there's no need to include it a * second time. This permits the user-defined names * to supercede the standard conventional names. */ if (disk_is_known(&dkinfo)) { (void) close(search_file); return; } #if defined(sparc) /* * Because opening id with FNDELAY always succeeds, * read the label early on to see whether the device * really exists. A result of DSK_RESERVED * means the disk may be reserved. * In the future, it will be good * to move these into controller specific files and have a common * generic check for reserved disks here, including intel disks. */ if (dkinfo.dki_ctype == DKC_SCSI_CCS) { char *first_sector; first_sector = zalloc(cur_blksz); i = scsi_rdwr(DIR_READ, search_file, (diskaddr_t)0, 1, first_sector, F_SILENT, NULL); switch (i) { case DSK_RESERVED: access_flags |= DSK_RESERVED; break; case DSK_UNAVAILABLE: access_flags |= DSK_UNAVAILABLE; break; default: break; } free(first_sector); } #endif /* defined(sparc) */ /* * The disk appears to be present. Allocate space for the * disk structure and add it to the list of found disks. */ search_disk = (struct disk_info *)zalloc(sizeof (struct disk_info)); if (disk_list == NULL) disk_list = search_disk; else { for (dptr = disk_list; dptr->disk_next != NULL; dptr = dptr->disk_next) ; dptr->disk_next = search_disk; } /* * Fill in some info from the ioctls. */ search_disk->disk_dkinfo = dkinfo; if (is_efi_type(search_file)) { search_disk->label_type = L_TYPE_EFI; } else { search_disk->label_type = L_TYPE_SOLARIS; } /* * Remember the names of the disk */ search_disk->disk_name = alloc_string(devname); search_disk->disk_path = alloc_string(devpath); /* * Remember the lba size of the disk */ search_disk->disk_lbasize = cur_blksz; (void) strcpy(x86_devname, devname); /* * Determine if this device is linked to a physical name. */ search_disk->devfs_name = get_physical_name(devpath); /* * Try to match the ctlr for this disk with a ctlr we * have already found. A match is assumed if the ctlrs * are at the same address && ctypes agree */ for (search_ctlr = ctlr_list; search_ctlr != NULL; search_ctlr = search_ctlr->ctlr_next) if (search_ctlr->ctlr_addr == dkinfo.dki_addr && search_ctlr->ctlr_space == dkinfo.dki_space && search_ctlr->ctlr_ctype->ctype_ctype == dkinfo.dki_ctype) break; /* * If no match was found, we need to identify this ctlr. */ if (search_ctlr == NULL) { /* * Match the type of the ctlr to a known type. */ mlp = controlp; while (mlp != NULL) { if (mlp->ctlr_type->ctype_ctype == dkinfo.dki_ctype) break; mlp = mlp->next; } /* * If no match was found, it's an error. * Close the disk and report the error. */ if (mlp == NULL) { err_print("\nError: found disk attached to "); err_print("unsupported controller type '%d'.\n", dkinfo.dki_ctype); (void) close(search_file); return; } /* * Allocate space for the ctlr structure and add it * to the list of found ctlrs. */ search_ctlr = (struct ctlr_info *) zalloc(sizeof (struct ctlr_info)); search_ctlr->ctlr_ctype = mlp->ctlr_type; if (ctlr_list == NULL) ctlr_list = search_ctlr; else { for (cptr = ctlr_list; cptr->ctlr_next != NULL; cptr = cptr->ctlr_next) ; cptr->ctlr_next = search_ctlr; } /* * Fill in info from the ioctl. */ for (i = 0; i < DK_DEVLEN; i++) { search_ctlr->ctlr_cname[i] = dkinfo.dki_cname[i]; search_ctlr->ctlr_dname[i] = dkinfo.dki_dname[i]; } /* * Make sure these can be used as simple strings */ search_ctlr->ctlr_cname[i] = 0; search_ctlr->ctlr_dname[i] = 0; search_ctlr->ctlr_flags = dkinfo.dki_flags; search_ctlr->ctlr_num = dkinfo.dki_cnum; search_ctlr->ctlr_addr = dkinfo.dki_addr; search_ctlr->ctlr_space = dkinfo.dki_space; search_ctlr->ctlr_prio = dkinfo.dki_prio; search_ctlr->ctlr_vec = dkinfo.dki_vec; } /* * By this point, we have a known ctlr. Link the disk * to the ctlr. */ search_disk->disk_ctlr = search_ctlr; if (access_flags & (DSK_RESERVED | DSK_UNAVAILABLE)) { if (access_flags & DSK_RESERVED) search_disk->disk_flags |= DSK_RESERVED; else search_disk->disk_flags |= DSK_UNAVAILABLE; (void) close(search_file); return; } else { search_disk->disk_flags &= ~(DSK_RESERVED | DSK_UNAVAILABLE); } /* * Attempt to read the primary label. * (Note that this is really through the DKIOCGVTOC * ioctl, then converted from vtoc to label.) */ if (search_disk->label_type == L_TYPE_SOLARIS) { status = read_label(search_file, &search_label); } else { status = read_efi_label(search_file, &efi_info); } /* * If reading the label failed, and this is a SCSI * disk, we can attempt to auto-sense the disk * Configuration. */ ctlr = search_ctlr->ctlr_ctype; if ((status == -1) && (ctlr->ctype_ctype == DKC_SCSI_CCS)) { if (option_msg && diag_msg) { err_print("%s: attempting auto configuration\n", search_disk->disk_name); } switch (search_disk->label_type) { case (L_TYPE_SOLARIS): if (auto_sense(search_file, 0, &search_label) != NULL) { /* * Auto config worked, so we now have * a valid label for the disk. Mark * the disk as needing the label flushed. */ status = 0; search_disk->disk_flags |= (DSK_LABEL_DIRTY | DSK_AUTO_CONFIG); } break; case (L_TYPE_EFI): efi_disk = auto_efi_sense(search_file, &efi_info); if (efi_disk != NULL) { /* * Auto config worked, so we now have * a valid label for the disk. */ status = 0; search_disk->disk_flags |= (DSK_LABEL_DIRTY | DSK_AUTO_CONFIG); } break; default: /* Should never happen */ break; } } /* * If we didn't successfully read the label, or the label * appears corrupt, just leave the disk as an unknown type. */ if (status == -1) { (void) close(search_file); return; } if (search_disk->label_type == L_TYPE_SOLARIS) { if (!checklabel(&search_label)) { (void) close(search_file); return; } if (trim_id(search_label.dkl_asciilabel)) { (void) close(search_file); return; } } /* * The label looks ok. Mark the disk as labeled. */ search_disk->disk_flags |= DSK_LABEL; if (search_disk->label_type == L_TYPE_EFI) { search_dtype = (struct disk_type *) zalloc(sizeof (struct disk_type)); type = search_ctlr->ctlr_ctype->ctype_dlist; if (type == NULL) { search_ctlr->ctlr_ctype->ctype_dlist = search_dtype; } else { while (type->dtype_next != NULL) { type = type->dtype_next; } type->dtype_next = search_dtype; } search_dtype->dtype_next = NULL; (void) strlcpy(search_dtype->vendor, efi_info.vendor, 9); (void) strlcpy(search_dtype->product, efi_info.product, 17); (void) strlcpy(search_dtype->revision, efi_info.revision, 5); search_dtype->capacity = efi_info.capacity; search_disk->disk_type = search_dtype; search_parts = (struct partition_info *) zalloc(sizeof (struct partition_info)); search_dtype->dtype_plist = search_parts; search_parts->pinfo_name = alloc_string("original"); search_parts->pinfo_next = NULL; search_parts->etoc = efi_info.e_parts; search_disk->disk_parts = search_parts; /* * Copy the volume name, if present */ for (i = 0; i < search_parts->etoc->efi_nparts; i++) { if (search_parts->etoc->efi_parts[i].p_tag == V_RESERVED) { if (search_parts->etoc->efi_parts[i].p_name) { bcopy(search_parts->etoc->efi_parts[i] .p_name, search_disk->v_volume, LEN_DKL_VVOL); } else { bzero(search_disk->v_volume, LEN_DKL_VVOL); } break; } } (void) close(search_file); return; } /* * Attempt to match the disk type in the label with a * known disk type. */ for (search_dtype = search_ctlr->ctlr_ctype->ctype_dlist; search_dtype != NULL; search_dtype = search_dtype->dtype_next) if (dtype_match(&search_label, search_dtype)) break; /* * If no match was found, we need to create a disk type * for this disk. */ if (search_dtype == NULL) { /* * Allocate space for the disk type and add it * to the list of disk types for this ctlr type. */ search_dtype = (struct disk_type *) zalloc(sizeof (struct disk_type)); type = search_ctlr->ctlr_ctype->ctype_dlist; if (type == NULL) search_ctlr->ctlr_ctype->ctype_dlist = search_dtype; else { while (type->dtype_next != NULL) type = type->dtype_next; type->dtype_next = search_dtype; } /* * Fill in the drive info from the disk label. */ search_dtype->dtype_next = NULL; if (strncmp(search_label.dkl_asciilabel, "DEFAULT", strlen("DEFAULT")) == 0) { (void) get_disk_name(search_file, disk_name); search_dtype->dtype_asciilabel = (char *) zalloc(strlen(disk_name) + 1); (void) strcpy(search_dtype->dtype_asciilabel, disk_name); } else { search_dtype->dtype_asciilabel = (char *) zalloc(strlen(search_label.dkl_asciilabel) + 1); (void) strcpy(search_dtype->dtype_asciilabel, search_label.dkl_asciilabel); } search_dtype->dtype_pcyl = search_label.dkl_pcyl; search_dtype->dtype_ncyl = search_label.dkl_ncyl; search_dtype->dtype_acyl = search_label.dkl_acyl; search_dtype->dtype_nhead = search_label.dkl_nhead; search_dtype->dtype_nsect = search_label.dkl_nsect; search_dtype->dtype_rpm = search_label.dkl_rpm; /* * Mark the disk as needing specification of * ctlr specific attributes. This is necessary * because the label doesn't contain these attributes, * and they aren't known at this point. They will * be asked for if this disk is ever selected by * the user. * Note: for SCSI, we believe the label. */ if ((search_ctlr->ctlr_ctype->ctype_ctype != DKC_SCSI_CCS) && (search_ctlr->ctlr_ctype->ctype_ctype != DKC_DIRECT) && (search_ctlr->ctlr_ctype->ctype_ctype != DKC_VBD) && (search_ctlr->ctlr_ctype->ctype_ctype != DKC_PCMCIA_ATA)) { search_dtype->dtype_flags |= DT_NEED_SPEFS; } } /* * By this time we have a known disk type. Link the disk * to the disk type. */ search_disk->disk_type = search_dtype; /* * Close the file for this disk */ (void) close(search_file); /* * Attempt to match the partition map in the label with * a known partition map for this disk type. */ for (search_parts = search_dtype->dtype_plist; search_parts != NULL; search_parts = search_parts->pinfo_next) if (parts_match(&search_label, search_parts)) { break; } /* * If no match was made, we need to create a partition * map for this disk. */ if (search_parts == NULL) { /* * Allocate space for the partition map and add * it to the list of maps for this disk type. */ search_parts = (struct partition_info *) zalloc(sizeof (struct partition_info)); parts = search_dtype->dtype_plist; if (parts == NULL) search_dtype->dtype_plist = search_parts; else { while (parts->pinfo_next != NULL) parts = parts->pinfo_next; parts->pinfo_next = search_parts; } search_parts->pinfo_next = NULL; /* * Fill in the name of the map with a name derived * from the name of this disk. This is necessary * because the label contains no name for the * partition map. */ search_parts->pinfo_name = alloc_string("original"); /* * Fill in the partition info from the disk label. */ for (i = 0; i < NDKMAP; i++) { #if defined(_SUNOS_VTOC_8) search_parts->pinfo_map[i] = search_label.dkl_map[i]; #elif defined(_SUNOS_VTOC_16) search_parts->pinfo_map[i].dkl_cylno = search_label.dkl_vtoc.v_part[i].p_start / ((blkaddr32_t)(search_label.dkl_nhead * search_label.dkl_nsect)); search_parts->pinfo_map[i].dkl_nblk = search_label.dkl_vtoc.v_part[i].p_size; #else #error No VTOC format defined. #endif } } /* * If the vtoc looks valid, copy the volume name and vtoc * info from the label. Otherwise, install a default vtoc. * This permits vtoc info to automatically appear in the sun * label, without requiring an upgrade procedure. */ if (search_label.dkl_vtoc.v_version == V_VERSION) { bcopy(search_label.dkl_vtoc.v_volume, search_disk->v_volume, LEN_DKL_VVOL); search_parts->vtoc = search_label.dkl_vtoc; } else { bzero(search_disk->v_volume, LEN_DKL_VVOL); set_vtoc_defaults(search_parts); } /* * By this time we have a known partitition map. Link the * disk to the partition map. */ search_disk->disk_parts = search_parts; } /* * Search the disk list for a disk with the identical configuration. * Return true if one is found. */ static int disk_is_known(struct dk_cinfo *dkinfo) { struct disk_info *dp; dp = disk_list; while (dp != NULL) { if (dp->disk_dkinfo.dki_ctype == dkinfo->dki_ctype && dp->disk_dkinfo.dki_cnum == dkinfo->dki_cnum && dp->disk_dkinfo.dki_unit == dkinfo->dki_unit && strcmp(dp->disk_dkinfo.dki_dname, dkinfo->dki_dname) == 0) { return (1); } dp = dp->disk_next; } return (0); } /* * This routine checks to see if a given disk type matches the type * in the disk label. */ int dtype_match(label, dtype) register struct dk_label *label; register struct disk_type *dtype; { if (dtype->dtype_asciilabel == NULL) { return (0); } /* * If the any of the physical characteristics are different, or * the name is different, it doesn't match. */ if ((strcmp(label->dkl_asciilabel, dtype->dtype_asciilabel) != 0) || (label->dkl_ncyl != dtype->dtype_ncyl) || (label->dkl_acyl != dtype->dtype_acyl) || (label->dkl_nhead != dtype->dtype_nhead) || (label->dkl_nsect != dtype->dtype_nsect)) { return (0); } /* * If those are all identical, assume it's a match. */ return (1); } /* * This routine checks to see if a given partition map matches the map * in the disk label. */ int parts_match(label, pinfo) register struct dk_label *label; register struct partition_info *pinfo; { int i; /* * If any of the partition entries is different, it doesn't match. */ for (i = 0; i < NDKMAP; i++) #if defined(_SUNOS_VTOC_8) if ((label->dkl_map[i].dkl_cylno != pinfo->pinfo_map[i].dkl_cylno) || (label->dkl_map[i].dkl_nblk != pinfo->pinfo_map[i].dkl_nblk)) #elif defined(_SUNOS_VTOC_16) if ((pinfo->pinfo_map[i].dkl_cylno != label->dkl_vtoc.v_part[i].p_start / (label->dkl_nhead * label->dkl_nsect)) || (pinfo->pinfo_map[i].dkl_nblk != label->dkl_vtoc.v_part[i].p_size)) #else #error No VTOC format defined. #endif return (0); /* * Compare the vtoc information for a match * Do not require the volume name to be equal, for a match! */ if (label->dkl_vtoc.v_version != pinfo->vtoc.v_version) return (0); if (label->dkl_vtoc.v_nparts != pinfo->vtoc.v_nparts) return (0); for (i = 0; i < NDKMAP; i++) { if (label->dkl_vtoc.v_part[i].p_tag != pinfo->vtoc.v_part[i].p_tag) return (0); if (label->dkl_vtoc.v_part[i].p_flag != pinfo->vtoc.v_part[i].p_flag) return (0); } /* * If they are all identical, it's a match. */ return (1); } /* * This routine checks to see if the given disk name refers to the disk * in the given disk structure. */ int diskname_match(char *name, struct disk_info *disk) { struct dk_cinfo dkinfo; char s[MAXPATHLEN]; int fd; /* * Match the name of the disk in the disk_info structure */ if (strcmp(name, disk->disk_name) == 0) { return (1); } /* * Check to see if it's a 4.x file name in the /dev * directory on 5.0. Here, we only accept the * canonicalized form: sd0. */ if (canonical4x_name(name) == 0) { return (0); } (void) strcpy(s, "/dev/r"); (void) strcat(s, name); (void) strcat(s, "c"); if ((fd = open_disk(s, O_RDWR | O_NDELAY)) < 0) { return (0); } if (ioctl(fd, DKIOCINFO, &dkinfo) < 0) { (void) close(fd); return (0); } (void) close(fd); if (disk->disk_dkinfo.dki_ctype == dkinfo.dki_ctype && disk->disk_dkinfo.dki_cnum == dkinfo.dki_cnum && disk->disk_dkinfo.dki_unit == dkinfo.dki_unit && strcmp(disk->disk_dkinfo.dki_dname, dkinfo.dki_dname) == 0) { return (1); } return (0); } static void datafile_error(char *errmsg, char *token) { int token_type; TOKEN token_buf; /* * Allow us to get by controllers that the other platforms don't * know about. */ if (errmsg != NULL) { err_print(errmsg, token); err_print(" - %s (%d)\n", file_name, data_lineno); } /* * Re-sync the parsing at the beginning of the next line * unless of course we're already there. */ if (last_token_type != SUP_EOF && last_token_type != SUP_EOL) { do { token_type = sup_gettoken(token_buf); } while (token_type != SUP_EOF && token_type != SUP_EOL); if (token_type == SUP_EOF) { sup_pushtoken(token_buf, token_type); } } } /* * Search through all defined disk types for duplicate entries * that are inconsistent with each other. Disks with different * characteristics should be named differently. * Note that this function only checks for duplicate disks * for the same controller. It's possible to have two disks with * the same name, but defined for different controllers. * That may or may not be a problem... */ static void search_duplicate_dtypes() { struct disk_type *dp1; struct disk_type *dp2; struct mctlr_list *mlp; mlp = controlp; while (mlp != NULL) { dp1 = mlp->ctlr_type->ctype_dlist; while (dp1 != NULL) { dp2 = dp1->dtype_next; while (dp2 != NULL) { check_dtypes_for_inconsistency(dp1, dp2); dp2 = dp2->dtype_next; } dp1 = dp1->dtype_next; } mlp = mlp->next; } } /* * Search through all defined partition types for duplicate entries * that are inconsistent with each other. Partitions with different * characteristics should be named differently. * Note that this function only checks for duplicate partitions * for the same disk. It's possible to have two partitions with * the same name, but defined for different disks. * That may or may not be a problem... */ static void search_duplicate_pinfo() { struct disk_type *dp; struct partition_info *pp1; struct partition_info *pp2; struct mctlr_list *mlp; mlp = controlp; while (mlp != NULL) { dp = mlp->ctlr_type->ctype_dlist; while (dp != NULL) { pp1 = dp->dtype_plist; while (pp1 != NULL) { pp2 = pp1->pinfo_next; while (pp2 != NULL) { check_pinfo_for_inconsistency(pp1, pp2); pp2 = pp2->pinfo_next; } pp1 = pp1->pinfo_next; } dp = dp->dtype_next; } mlp = mlp->next; } } /* * Determine if two particular disk definitions are inconsistent. * Ie: same name, but different characteristics. * If so, print an error message and abort. */ static void check_dtypes_for_inconsistency(dp1, dp2) struct disk_type *dp1; struct disk_type *dp2; { int i; int result; struct chg_list *cp1; struct chg_list *cp2; /* * If the name's different, we're ok */ if (strcmp(dp1->dtype_asciilabel, dp2->dtype_asciilabel) != 0) { return; } /* * Compare all the disks' characteristics */ result = 0; result |= (dp1->dtype_flags != dp2->dtype_flags); result |= (dp1->dtype_options != dp2->dtype_options); result |= (dp1->dtype_fmt_time != dp2->dtype_fmt_time); result |= (dp1->dtype_bpt != dp2->dtype_bpt); result |= (dp1->dtype_ncyl != dp2->dtype_ncyl); result |= (dp1->dtype_acyl != dp2->dtype_acyl); result |= (dp1->dtype_pcyl != dp2->dtype_pcyl); result |= (dp1->dtype_nhead != dp2->dtype_nhead); result |= (dp1->dtype_nsect != dp2->dtype_nsect); result |= (dp1->dtype_rpm != dp2->dtype_rpm); result |= (dp1->dtype_cyl_skew != dp2->dtype_cyl_skew); result |= (dp1->dtype_trk_skew != dp2->dtype_trk_skew); result |= (dp1->dtype_trks_zone != dp2->dtype_trks_zone); result |= (dp1->dtype_atrks != dp2->dtype_atrks); result |= (dp1->dtype_asect != dp2->dtype_asect); result |= (dp1->dtype_cache != dp2->dtype_cache); result |= (dp1->dtype_threshold != dp2->dtype_threshold); result |= (dp1->dtype_read_retries != dp2->dtype_read_retries); result |= (dp1->dtype_write_retries != dp2->dtype_write_retries); result |= (dp1->dtype_prefetch_min != dp2->dtype_prefetch_min); result |= (dp1->dtype_prefetch_max != dp2->dtype_prefetch_max); for (i = 0; i < NSPECIFICS; i++) { result |= (dp1->dtype_specifics[i] != dp2->dtype_specifics[i]); } cp1 = dp1->dtype_chglist; cp2 = dp2->dtype_chglist; while (cp1 != NULL && cp2 != NULL) { if (cp1 == NULL || cp2 == NULL) { result = 1; break; } result |= (cp1->pageno != cp2->pageno); result |= (cp1->byteno != cp2->byteno); result |= (cp1->mode != cp2->mode); result |= (cp1->value != cp2->value); cp1 = cp1->next; cp2 = cp2->next; } if (result) { err_print("Inconsistent definitions for disk type '%s'\n", dp1->dtype_asciilabel); if (dp1->dtype_filename != NULL && dp2->dtype_filename != NULL) { err_print("%s (%d) - %s (%d)\n", dp1->dtype_filename, dp1->dtype_lineno, dp2->dtype_filename, dp2->dtype_lineno); } fullabort(); } } /* * Determine if two particular partition definitions are inconsistent. * Ie: same name, but different characteristics. * If so, print an error message and abort. */ static void check_pinfo_for_inconsistency(pp1, pp2) struct partition_info *pp1; struct partition_info *pp2; { int i; int result; struct dk_map32 *map1; struct dk_map32 *map2; #if defined(_SUNOS_VTOC_8) struct dk_map2 *vp1; struct dk_map2 *vp2; #elif defined(_SUNOS_VTOC_16) struct dkl_partition *vp1; struct dkl_partition *vp2; #else #error No VTOC layout defined. #endif /* defined(_SUNOS_VTOC_8) */ /* * If the name's different, we're ok */ if (strcmp(pp1->pinfo_name, pp2->pinfo_name) != 0) { return; } /* * Compare all the partitions' characteristics */ result = 0; map1 = pp1->pinfo_map; map2 = pp2->pinfo_map; for (i = 0; i < NDKMAP; i++, map1++, map2++) { result |= (map1->dkl_cylno != map2->dkl_cylno); result |= (map1->dkl_nblk != map2->dkl_nblk); } /* * Compare the significant portions of the vtoc information */ vp1 = pp1->vtoc.v_part; vp2 = pp2->vtoc.v_part; for (i = 0; i < NDKMAP; i++, vp1++, vp2++) { result |= (vp1->p_tag != vp2->p_tag); result |= (vp1->p_flag != vp2->p_flag); } if (result) { err_print("Inconsistent definitions for partition type '%s'\n", pp1->pinfo_name); if (pp1->pinfo_filename != NULL && pp2->pinfo_filename != NULL) { err_print("%s (%d) - %s (%d)\n", pp1->pinfo_filename, pp1->pinfo_lineno, pp2->pinfo_filename, pp2->pinfo_lineno); } fullabort(); } } /* * Convert a string of digits into a block number. * The digits are assumed to be a block number unless the * the string is terminated by 'c', in which case it is * assumed to be in units of cylinders. Accept a 'b' * to explictly specify blocks, for consistency. * * NB: uses the macro spc(), which requires that the * globals nhead/nsect/acyl be set up correctly. * * Returns -1 in the case of an error. */ static uint_t str2blks(char *str) { int blks; char *p; blks = (int)strtol(str, &p, 0); /* * Check what terminated the conversion. */ if (*p != 0) { /* * Units specifier of 'c': convert cylinders to blocks */ if (*p == 'c') { p++; blks = blks * spc(); /* * Ignore a 'b' specifier. */ } else if (*p == 'b') { p++; } /* * Anthing left over is an error */ if (*p != 0) { blks = -1; } } return (blks); } /* * Convert a string of digits into a cylinder number. * Accept a an optional 'c' specifier, for consistency. * * Returns -1 in the case of an error. */ int str2cyls(char *str) { int cyls; char *p; cyls = (int)strtol(str, &p, 0); /* * Check what terminated the conversion. */ if (*p != 0) { /* * Units specifier of 'c': accept it. */ if (*p == 'c') { p++; } /* * Anthing left over is an error */ if (*p != 0) { cyls = -1; } } return (cyls); } /* * Create a new chg_list structure, and append it onto the * end of the current chg_list under construction. By * applying changes in the order in which listed in the * data file, the changes we make are deterministic. * Return a pointer to the new structure, so that the * caller can fill in the appropriate information. */ static struct chg_list * new_chg_list(struct disk_type *disk) { struct chg_list *cp; struct chg_list *nc; nc = zalloc(sizeof (struct chg_list)); if (disk->dtype_chglist == NULL) { disk->dtype_chglist = nc; } else { for (cp = disk->dtype_chglist; cp->next; cp = cp->next) ; cp->next = nc; } nc->next = NULL; return (nc); } /* * Follow symbolic links from the logical device name to * the /devfs physical device name. To be complete, we * handle the case of multiple links. This function * either returns NULL (no links, or some other error), * or the physical device name, alloc'ed on the heap. * * Note that the standard /devices prefix is stripped from * the final pathname, if present. The trailing options * are also removed (":c, raw"). */ static char * get_physical_name(char *path) { struct stat stbuf; int i; int level; char *p; char s[MAXPATHLEN]; char buf[MAXPATHLEN]; char dir[MAXPATHLEN]; char savedir[MAXPATHLEN]; char *result = NULL; if (getcwd(savedir, sizeof (savedir)) == NULL) { err_print("getcwd() failed - %s\n", strerror(errno)); return (NULL); } (void) strcpy(s, path); if ((p = strrchr(s, '/')) != NULL) { *p = 0; } if (s[0] == 0) { (void) strcpy(s, "/"); } if (chdir(s) == -1) { err_print("cannot chdir() to %s - %s\n", s, strerror(errno)); goto exit; } level = 0; (void) strcpy(s, path); for (;;) { /* * See if there's a real file out there. If not, * we have a dangling link and we ignore it. */ if (stat(s, &stbuf) == -1) { goto exit; } if (lstat(s, &stbuf) == -1) { err_print("%s: lstat() failed - %s\n", s, strerror(errno)); goto exit; } /* * If the file is not a link, we're done one * way or the other. If there were links, * return the full pathname of the resulting * file. */ if (!S_ISLNK(stbuf.st_mode)) { if (level > 0) { /* * Strip trailing options from the * physical device name */ if ((p = strrchr(s, ':')) != NULL) { *p = 0; } /* * Get the current directory, and * glue the pieces together. */ if (getcwd(dir, sizeof (dir)) == NULL) { err_print("getcwd() failed - %s\n", strerror(errno)); goto exit; } (void) strcat(dir, "/"); (void) strcat(dir, s); /* * If we have the standard fixed * /devices prefix, remove it. */ p = (strstr(dir, DEVFS_PREFIX) == dir) ? dir+strlen(DEVFS_PREFIX) : dir; result = alloc_string(p); } goto exit; } i = readlink(s, buf, sizeof (buf)); if (i == -1) { err_print("%s: readlink() failed - %s\n", s, strerror(errno)); goto exit; } level++; buf[i] = 0; /* * Break up the pathname into the directory * reference, if applicable and simple filename. * chdir()'ing to the directory allows us to * handle links with relative pathnames correctly. */ (void) strcpy(dir, buf); if ((p = strrchr(dir, '/')) != NULL) { *p = 0; if (chdir(dir) == -1) { err_print("cannot chdir() to %s - %s\n", dir, strerror(errno)); goto exit; } (void) strcpy(s, p+1); } else { (void) strcpy(s, buf); } } exit: if (chdir(savedir) == -1) { err_print("cannot chdir() to %s - %s\n", savedir, strerror(errno)); } return (result); } static void sort_disk_list() { int n; struct disk_info **disks; struct disk_info *d; struct disk_info **dp; struct disk_info **dp2; /* * Count the number of disks in the list */ n = 0; for (d = disk_list; d != NULL; d = d->disk_next) { n++; } if (n == 0) { return; } /* * Allocate a simple disk list array and fill it in */ disks = (struct disk_info **) zalloc((n+1) * sizeof (struct disk_info *)); dp = disks; for (d = disk_list; d != NULL; d = d->disk_next) { *dp++ = d; } *dp = NULL; /* * Sort the disk list array */ qsort((void *) disks, n, sizeof (struct disk_info *), disk_name_compare); /* * Rebuild the linked list disk list structure */ dp = disks; disk_list = *dp; dp2 = dp + 1; do { (*dp++)->disk_next = *dp2++; } while (*dp != NULL); /* * Clean up */ (void) destroy_data((void *)disks); } /* * Compare two disk names */ static int disk_name_compare( const void *arg1, const void *arg2) { char *s1; char *s2; int n1; int n2; char *p1; char *p2; s1 = (*((struct disk_info **)arg1))->disk_name; s2 = (*((struct disk_info **)arg2))->disk_name; for (;;) { if (*s1 == 0 || *s2 == 0) break; if (isdigit(*s1) && isdigit(*s2)) { n1 = strtol(s1, &p1, 10); n2 = strtol(s2, &p2, 10); if (n1 != n2) { return (n1 - n2); } s1 = p1; s2 = p2; } else if (*s1 != *s2) { break; } else { s1++; s2++; } } return (*s1 - *s2); } static void make_controller_list() { int x; struct mctlr_list *ctlrp; ctlrp = controlp; for (x = nctypes; x != 0; x--) { ctlrp = zalloc(sizeof (struct mctlr_list)); ctlrp->next = controlp; ctlrp->ctlr_type = &ctlr_types[x - 1]; controlp = ctlrp; } } static void check_for_duplicate_disknames(arglist) char *arglist[]; { char *directory = "/dev/rdsk/"; char **disklist; int len; char s[MAXPATHLEN], t[MAXPATHLEN]; int diskno = 0; int i; len = strlen(directory); disklist = arglist; for (; *disklist != NULL; disklist++) { if (strncmp(directory, *disklist, len) == 0) { /* Disk is in conventional format */ canonicalize_name(s, *disklist); /* * check if the disk is already present in * disk list. */ for (i = 0; i < diskno; i++) { canonicalize_name(t, arglist[i]); if (strncmp(s, t, strlen(t)) == 0) break; } if (i != diskno) continue; } (void) strcpy(arglist[diskno], *disklist); diskno++; } arglist[diskno] = NULL; } #define DISK_PREFIX "/dev/rdsk/" /* * This Function checks if the non-conventional name is a a link to * one of the conventional whole disk name. */ static int name_represents_wholedisk(name) char *name; { char symname[MAXPATHLEN]; char localname[MAXPATHLEN]; char *nameptr; (void) memset(symname, 0, MAXPATHLEN); (void) memset(localname, 0, MAXPATHLEN); (void) strcpy(localname, name); while (readlink(localname, symname, MAXPATHLEN) != -1) { nameptr = symname; if (strncmp(symname, DISK_PREFIX, strlen(DISK_PREFIX)) == 0) nameptr += strlen(DISK_PREFIX); if (conventional_name(nameptr)) { if (whole_disk_name(nameptr)) return (0); else return (1); } (void) strcpy(localname, symname); (void) memset(symname, 0, MAXPATHLEN); } return (0); }