NetBSD/distrib/utils/sysinst/mbr.c
fvdl 0cd2d70c37 * Check for an existing MBR not by looking at the geometry, but by looking
at used partitions. fdisk may report the number of cylinders > 1024
  correctly if no translation is used.
* Print out the end of the partition as well as the size when editing things.
* Enable the user to specify the BIOS geometry if he/she wishes.
* Fix 1023 / 1024 mixup. The reason BIOSs will return 1023 is an old IBM
  convention to use the last cylinder as diagnostic cylinder. The user
  can still skip the last ('real') cylinder if specified.
* Make some messages more verbose.
1997-11-29 21:49:13 +00:00

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/* $NetBSD: mbr.c,v 1.4 1997/11/29 21:49:13 fvdl Exp $ */
/*
* Copyright 1997 Piermont Information Systems Inc.
* All rights reserved.
*
* Written by Philip A. Nelson for Piermont Information Systems Inc.
*
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* 3. All advertising materials mentioning features or use of this software
* must display the following acknowledgement:
* This product includes software develooped for the NetBSD Project by
* Piermont Information Systems Inc.
* 4. The name of Piermont Information Systems Inc. may not be used to endorse
* or promote products derived from this software without specific prior
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*
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* AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE
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* CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE)
* ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF
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*/
/* fdisk.c -- routines to deal with fdisk ... */
#include <stdio.h>
#include "defs.h"
#include "md.h"
#include "txtwalk.h"
#include "msg_defs.h"
#include "menu_defs.h"
struct lookfor fdiskbuf[] = {
{"DLCYL", "DLCYL=%d", "a $0", &dlcyl, NULL},
{"DLHEAD", "DLHEAD=%d", "a $0", &dlhead, NULL},
{"DLSEC", "DLSEC=%d", "a $0", &dlsec, NULL},
{"BCYL", "BCYL=%d", "a $0", &bcyl, NULL},
{"BHEAD", "BHEAD=%d", "a $0", &bhead, NULL},
{"BSEC", "BSEC=%d", "a $0", &bsec, NULL},
{"PART0ID", "PART0ID=%d", "a $0", &part[0][ID], NULL},
{"PART0SIZE", "PART0SIZE=%d", "a $0", &part[0][SIZE], NULL},
{"PART0START", "PART0START=%d", "a $0", &part[0][START], NULL},
{"PART0FLAG", "PART0FLAG=0x%d", "a $0", &part[0][FLAG], NULL},
{"PART1ID", "PART1ID=%d", "a $0", &part[1][ID], NULL},
{"PART1SIZE", "PART1SIZE=%d", "a $0", &part[1][SIZE], NULL},
{"PART1START", "PART1START=%d", "a $0", &part[1][START], NULL},
{"PART1FLAG", "PART1FLAG=0x%d", "a $0", &part[1][FLAG], NULL},
{"PART2ID", "PART2ID=%d", "a $0", &part[2][ID], NULL},
{"PART2SIZE", "PART2SIZE=%d", "a $0", &part[2][SIZE], NULL},
{"PART2START", "PART2START=%d", "a $0", &part[2][START], NULL},
{"PART2FLAG", "PART2FLAG=0x%d", "a $0", &part[2][FLAG], NULL},
{"PART3ID", "PART3ID=%d", "a $0", &part[3][ID], NULL},
{"PART3SIZE", "PART3SIZE=%d", "a $0", &part[3][SIZE], NULL},
{"PART3START", "PART3START=%d", "a $0", &part[3][START], NULL},
{"PART3FLAG", "PART3FLAG=0x%d", "a $0", &part[3][FLAG], NULL}
};
int numfdiskbuf = sizeof(fdiskbuf) / sizeof(struct lookfor);
struct part_id {
int id;
char *name;
} part_ids[] = {
{0, "unused"},
{1, "Primary DOS, 12 bit FAT"},
{4, "Primary DOS, 16 bit FAT <32M"},
{5, "Extended DOS"},
{6, "Primary DOS, 16-bit FAT >32MB"},
{7, "NTFS"},
{165, "NetBSD"},
{-1, "Unknown"},
};
int partsoverlap(int i, int j)
{
if (part[i][SIZE] == 0 || part[j][SIZE] == 0)
return 0;
return
(part[i][START] < part[j][START] &&
part[i][START] + part[i][SIZE] > part[j][START])
||
(part[i][START] > part[j][START] &&
part[i][START] < part[j][START] + part[j][SIZE])
||
(part[i][START] == part[j][START]);
}
void disp_cur_part(int sel, int disp)
{
int i, j, start, stop, rsize, rend;
if (disp < 0)
start = 0, stop = 4;
else
start = disp, stop = disp+1;
msg_display_add (MSG_part_head, multname, multname, multname);
for (i=start; i<stop; i++) {
if (sel == i) msg_standout();
if (part[i][SIZE] == 0 && part[i][START] == 0)
msg_printf_add ("%d %36s ", i, "");
else {
rsize = part[i][SIZE] / sizemult;
if (part[i][SIZE] % sizemult)
rsize++;
rend = (part[i][START] + part[i][SIZE]) / sizemult;
if ((part[i][SIZE] + part[i][SIZE]) % sizemult)
rend++;
msg_printf_add("%d %12d%12d%12d ", i,
part[i][START] / sizemult,
rsize, rend);
}
for (j = 0; part_ids[j].id != -1 &&
part_ids[j].id != part[i][ID]; j++);
msg_printf_add ("%s\n", part_ids[j].name);
if (sel == i) msg_standend();
}
}
int check_geom (void)
{
return bcyl <= 1024 && bsec < 64 && bcyl > 0 && bhead > 0 && bsec > 0;
}
void set_fdisk_geom (void)
{
char res[80];
msg_display_add(MSG_setbiosgeom);
disp_cur_geom();
msg_printf_add ("\n");
msg_prompt_add (MSG_cylinders, NULL, res, 80);
bcyl = atoi(res);
msg_prompt_add (MSG_heads, NULL, res, 80);
bhead = atoi(res);
msg_prompt_add (MSG_sectors, NULL, res, 80);
bsec = atoi(res);
bstuffset = 1;
}
void disp_cur_geom (void)
{
msg_display_add(MSG_realgeom, dlcyl, dlhead, dlsec);
msg_display_add(MSG_biosgeom, bcyl, bhead, bsec);
}
void get_fdisk_info (void)
{
char *textbuf;
int textsize;
int t1, t2;
/* Get Fdisk information */
textsize = collect (T_OUTPUT, &textbuf,
"/sbin/fdisk -S /dev/r%sd 2>/dev/null", diskdev);
if (textsize < 0) {
endwin();
(void) fprintf (stderr, "Could not run fdisk.");
exit (1);
}
walk (textbuf, textsize, fdiskbuf, numfdiskbuf);
free (textbuf);
/* A common failure of fdisk is to get the number of cylinders
wrong and the number of sectors and heads right. This makes
a disk look very big. In this case, we can just recompute
the number of cylinders and things should work just fine.
Also, fdisk may correctly indentify the settings to include
a cylinder total > 1024, because translation mode is not used.
Check for it. */
if (bcyl > 1024 && disk->geom[1] == bhead && disk->geom[2] == bsec)
bcyl = 1024;
else if (bcyl > 1024 && bsec < 64) {
t1 = disk->geom[0] * disk->geom[1] * disk->geom[2];
t2 = bhead * bsec;
if (bcyl * t2 > t1) {
t2 = t1 / t2;
if (t2 < 1024)
bcyl = t2;
}
}
}