numam-spdk/test/setup/devices.sh
Ben Walker d39c4443d4 bdev/nvme: Remove OCSSD support
As far as we're aware, this is not in use by anyone. OCSSD has largely
been replaced by ZNS and no OCSSD drives made it to the market.

Change-Id: I020ee277da5292f8c4777f224acafd87586f8238
Signed-off-by: Ben Walker <benjamin.walker@intel.com>
Reviewed-on: https://review.spdk.io/gerrit/c/spdk/spdk/+/9328
Tested-by: SPDK CI Jenkins <sys_sgci@intel.com>
Community-CI: Mellanox Build Bot
Community-CI: Broadcom CI <spdk-ci.pdl@broadcom.com>
Reviewed-by: Shuhei Matsumoto <shuhei.matsumoto.xt@hitachi.com>
Reviewed-by: Changpeng Liu <changpeng.liu@intel.com>
Reviewed-by: Dong Yi <dongx.yi@intel.com>
Reviewed-by: Jim Harris <james.r.harris@intel.com>
2021-09-03 08:07:25 +00:00

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
testdir=$(readlink -f "$(dirname "$0")")
rootdir=$(readlink -f "$testdir/../../")
source "$testdir/common.sh"
shopt -s nullglob
cleanup() {
cleanup_nvme
cleanup_dm
if [[ -b /dev/$test_disk ]]; then
wipefs --all "/dev/$test_disk"
fi
}
cleanup_nvme() {
if mountpoint -q "$nvme_mount"; then
umount "$nvme_mount"
fi
if [[ -b /dev/$nvme_disk_p ]]; then
wipefs --all "/dev/$nvme_disk_p"
fi
if [[ -b /dev/$nvme_disk ]]; then
wipefs --all "/dev/$nvme_disk"
fi
}
cleanup_dm() {
if mountpoint -q "$dm_mount"; then
umount "$dm_mount"
fi
if [[ -L /dev/mapper/$dm_name ]]; then
dmsetup remove --force "$dm_name"
fi
if [[ -b /dev/$pv0 ]]; then
wipefs --all "/dev/$pv0"
fi
if [[ -b /dev/$pv1 ]]; then
wipefs --all "/dev/$pv1"
fi
}
verify() {
local dev=$1
local mounts=$2
local mount_point=$3
local test_file=$4
local found=0
: > "$test_file"
local pci status
while read -r pci _ _ status; do
if [[ $pci == "$dev" && \
$status == *"Active mountpoints on $mounts"* ]]; then
found=1
fi
done < <(PCI_ALLOWED="$dev" setup output config)
((found == 1))
# Does the mount still exist?
mountpoint -q "$mount_point"
# Does the test file still exist?
[[ -e $test_file ]]
rm "$test_file"
}
nvme_mount() {
# Agenda 1:
# - Create single partition on the nvme drive
# - Install ext4 fs on the first partition
# - Mount the partition
# - Run tests and check if setup.sh skipped
# nvme controller given block device is
# bound to.
# Agenda 2:
# - Install ext4 on the entire nvme drive
# - Mount the drive
# Run tests and check if setup.sh skipped
# nvme controller given block device is
# bound to.
# Keep scope of all the variables global to make the cleanup process easier.
nvme_disk=$test_disk
nvme_disk_p=${nvme_disk}p1
nvme_mount=$SPDK_TEST_STORAGE/nvme_mount
nvme_dummy_test_file=$nvme_mount/test_nvme
# Agenda 1
partition_drive "$nvme_disk" 1
mkfs "/dev/$nvme_disk_p" "$nvme_mount"
verify \
"${blocks_to_pci["$nvme_disk"]}" \
"$nvme_disk:$nvme_disk_p" \
"$nvme_mount" \
"$nvme_dummy_test_file"
cleanup_nvme
# Agenda 2
mkfs "/dev/$nvme_disk" "$nvme_mount" 1024M
verify \
"${blocks_to_pci["$nvme_disk"]}" \
"$nvme_disk:$nvme_disk" \
"$nvme_mount" \
"$nvme_dummy_test_file"
# All done, final cleanup
cleanup_nvme
}
dm_mount() {
# Agenda:
# - Create two partitions on the nvme drive
# - Create dm device consisting of half of
# the size of each partition.
# - Install ext4 fs on the dm device
# - Mount dm device
# - Run tests and check if setup.sh skipped
# nvme controller given block devices are
# bound to.
# Keep scope of all the variables global to make the cleanup process easier.
pv=$test_disk
pv0=${pv}p1
pv1=${pv}p2
partition_drive "$pv"
dm_name=nvme_dm_test
dm_mount=$SPDK_TEST_STORAGE/dm_mount
dm_dummy_test_file=$dm_mount/test_dm
# Each partition is 1G in size, join their halfs
dmsetup create "$dm_name" <<- DM_TABLE
0 1048576 linear /dev/$pv0 0
1048576 1048576 linear /dev/$pv1 0
DM_TABLE
[[ -e /dev/mapper/$dm_name ]]
dm=$(readlink -f "/dev/mapper/$dm_name")
dm=${dm##*/}
[[ -e /sys/class/block/$pv0/holders/$dm ]]
[[ -e /sys/class/block/$pv1/holders/$dm ]]
mkfs "/dev/mapper/$dm_name" "$dm_mount"
verify \
"${blocks_to_pci["$pv"]}" \
"$pv:$dm_name" \
"$dm_mount" \
"$dm_dummy_test_file"
# All done, start tiding up
cleanup_dm
}
trap "cleanup" EXIT
setup reset
declare -a blocks=()
declare -A blocks_to_pci=()
min_disk_size=$((1024 ** 3 * 2)) # 2GB
for block in "/sys/block/nvme"*; do
pci=$(readlink -f "$block/device/device")
pci=${pci##*/}
# Skip devices that are in use - simple blkid it to see if
# there's any metadata (pt, fs, etc.) present on the drive.
# If the drive's size is less than 2G, skip it as we need
# something bigger for the tests.
# FIXME: Special case to ignore atari as a potential false
# positive:
# https://github.com/spdk/spdk/issues/2079
pt=$(blkid -s PTTYPE -o value "/dev/${block##*/}") || pt=none
if [[ $pt == none || $pt == atari ]] && (($(sec_size_to_bytes "${block##*/}") >= min_disk_size)); then
blocks+=("${block##*/}")
blocks_to_pci["${block##*/}"]=$pci
fi
done
((${#blocks[@]} > 0))
declare -r test_disk=${blocks[0]}
run_test "nvme_mount" nvme_mount
run_test "dm_mount" dm_mount