#!/usr/bin/env bash
# nbdkit
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# XXX This test needs to be enhanced to put some known content on the
# partition outside nbdkit then read it back from within nbdkit.

source ./functions.sh
set -e
set -x

requires_run
requires_nbdcopy
requires fdisk --version
requires stat --version
requires truncate --version

disk="partition-4k-mbr.disk"
out="partition-4k-mbr.part"
rm -f $disk $out
cleanup_fn rm -f $disk $out

# It would be nice to use sfdisk, but that utility doesn't support
# using a sector size different from the device block size (and no,
# adding "sector-size: 4096" to the script doesn't work, in fact it
# does entirely the wrong thing).

truncate -s 1G $disk
fdisk -b 4096 $disk <<EOF
n
p
1
256
+256m
p
w
EOF

# Run nbdkit with the partition filter.
nbdkit -f -v \
       --filter=partition file $disk partition-sectorsize=4k partition=1 \
       --run "nbdcopy \$uri $out"

ls -l $out

if [ "$( stat -L -c '%s' $out )" != $(( 256 * 1024 * 1024 )) ]; then
    echo "$0: unexpected size of output partition"
    exit 1
fi
