#!/usr/bin/env bash
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# Test the partitioning plugin.
#
# Test 1: check that partitioning + partition filter = identity

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

requires_run
requires_nbdcopy

files="partitioning1.out partitioning1-p1 partitioning1-p2 partitioning1-p3 partitioning1-p4 partitioning1-p5 partitioning1-p6"
rm -f $files
cleanup_fn rm -f $files

# Create some odd-sized partitions.  These exist to test alignment and
# padding.
$TRUNCATE -s 1 partitioning1-p1
$TRUNCATE -s 511 partitioning1-p2
$TRUNCATE -s 10M partitioning1-p3
$TRUNCATE -s 1023 partitioning1-p4
$TRUNCATE -s 1 partitioning1-p5
$TRUNCATE -s 511 partitioning1-p6

# Run nbdkit with partitioning plugin and partition filter.
nbdkit -f -v -D partitioning.regions=1 \
       --filter=partition \
       partitioning \
       mbr-id=0x83 alignment=512 \
       partitioning1-p1 \
       mbr-id=0x82 alignment=$((2048 * 512)) \
       partitioning1-p2 \
       mbr-id=default \
       file-data \
       mbr-id=0x82 \
       partitioning1-p3 \
       partition-type=mbr \
       partition=3 \
       --run 'nbdcopy "$uri" partitioning1.out'

# Contents of partitioning1.out should be identical to file-data.
cmp file-data partitioning1.out

# Same test with > 4 MBR partitions.
# Note we select partition 6 because partition 4 is the extended partition.
nbdkit -f -v -D partitioning.regions=1 \
       --filter=partition \
       partitioning \
       partitioning1-p1 \
       partitioning1-p2 \
       partitioning1-p3 \
       partitioning1-p4 \
       file-data \
       partitioning1-p5 \
       partitioning1-p6 \
       partition-type=mbr \
       partition=6 \
       --run 'nbdcopy "$uri" partitioning1.out'

cmp file-data partitioning1.out

# Same test with GPT.
nbdkit -f -v -D partitioning.regions=1 \
       --filter=partition \
       partitioning \
       partitioning1-p1 \
       partitioning1-p2 \
       partitioning1-p3 \
       partitioning1-p4 \
       type-guid=A2A0D0EB-E5B9-3344-87C0-68B6B72699C7 \
       file-data \
       type-guid=AF3DC60F-8384-7247-8E79-3D69D8477DE4 \
       partitioning1-p5 \
       partitioning1-p6 \
       partition-type=gpt \
       partition=5 \
       --run 'nbdcopy "$uri" partitioning1.out'

cmp file-data partitioning1.out
