parted/parted-gpt-mbr-sync.patch

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libparted/labels/gpt.c | 240 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++-
1 file changed, 236 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-)
Accepting request 303792 from home:puzel:branches:Base:System - Update to parted-3.2; Notable changes: - Added new partition type flag, esp, to set the type to 0xEF on MS-DOS. Also aliased to boot on GPT to set the UEFI ESP GUID. - You can now choose to ignore errors about partitions that overlap, or are longer than the disk. This allows you to use parted to repair the problem. - When attempting to manipulate a mounted partition, parted now issues a warning that you can choose to ignore, instead of an error. - When creating a loop label, it automatically comes with a partition using the whole disk. - parted -l no longer lists device-mapper devices other than dmraid whole disks. - Added new Linux-specific partition GUID type code (0FC63DAF-8483-4772-8E79-3D69D8477DE4) for Linux filesystem data on GPT disks. This type code is now assigned as the default partition type code for new partitions holding Linux filesystems. - Added new "msftdata" flag to identify partitions holding NTFS or FAT filesystems on GPT disks. This flag corresponds to a GPT type code of EBD0A0A2-B9E5-4433-87C0-68B6B72699C7 ("Microsoft Basic Data"). Since Linux filesystem partitions formerly used this type code, this flag may optionally be set on Linux partitions to make the partition table type codes match former configurations in case the new Linux filesystem type code causes problems with some utility. Note that this flag cannot be removed from NTFS or FAT partitions within parted except by setting a competing flag, such as "boot" (which sets the type code used by EFI System partitions) or "msftres" (which sets the "Microsoft Reserved" type code). OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/303792 OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/Base:System/parted?expand=0&rev=109
2015-04-24 17:49:30 +02:00
Index: parted-3.2/libparted/labels/gpt.c
===================================================================
Accepting request 303792 from home:puzel:branches:Base:System - Update to parted-3.2; Notable changes: - Added new partition type flag, esp, to set the type to 0xEF on MS-DOS. Also aliased to boot on GPT to set the UEFI ESP GUID. - You can now choose to ignore errors about partitions that overlap, or are longer than the disk. This allows you to use parted to repair the problem. - When attempting to manipulate a mounted partition, parted now issues a warning that you can choose to ignore, instead of an error. - When creating a loop label, it automatically comes with a partition using the whole disk. - parted -l no longer lists device-mapper devices other than dmraid whole disks. - Added new Linux-specific partition GUID type code (0FC63DAF-8483-4772-8E79-3D69D8477DE4) for Linux filesystem data on GPT disks. This type code is now assigned as the default partition type code for new partitions holding Linux filesystems. - Added new "msftdata" flag to identify partitions holding NTFS or FAT filesystems on GPT disks. This flag corresponds to a GPT type code of EBD0A0A2-B9E5-4433-87C0-68B6B72699C7 ("Microsoft Basic Data"). Since Linux filesystem partitions formerly used this type code, this flag may optionally be set on Linux partitions to make the partition table type codes match former configurations in case the new Linux filesystem type code causes problems with some utility. Note that this flag cannot be removed from NTFS or FAT partitions within parted except by setting a competing flag, such as "boot" (which sets the type code used by EFI System partitions) or "msftres" (which sets the "Microsoft Reserved" type code). OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/303792 OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/Base:System/parted?expand=0&rev=109
2015-04-24 17:49:30 +02:00
--- parted-3.2.orig/libparted/labels/gpt.c
+++ parted-3.2/libparted/labels/gpt.c
@@ -305,6 +305,7 @@ typedef struct _GPTPartitionData
} GPTPartitionData;
static PedDiskType gpt_disk_type;
+static PedDiskType gpt_sync_mbr_disk_type;
static inline uint32_t
pth_get_size (const PedDevice *dev)
Accepting request 303792 from home:puzel:branches:Base:System - Update to parted-3.2; Notable changes: - Added new partition type flag, esp, to set the type to 0xEF on MS-DOS. Also aliased to boot on GPT to set the UEFI ESP GUID. - You can now choose to ignore errors about partitions that overlap, or are longer than the disk. This allows you to use parted to repair the problem. - When attempting to manipulate a mounted partition, parted now issues a warning that you can choose to ignore, instead of an error. - When creating a loop label, it automatically comes with a partition using the whole disk. - parted -l no longer lists device-mapper devices other than dmraid whole disks. - Added new Linux-specific partition GUID type code (0FC63DAF-8483-4772-8E79-3D69D8477DE4) for Linux filesystem data on GPT disks. This type code is now assigned as the default partition type code for new partitions holding Linux filesystems. - Added new "msftdata" flag to identify partitions holding NTFS or FAT filesystems on GPT disks. This flag corresponds to a GPT type code of EBD0A0A2-B9E5-4433-87C0-68B6B72699C7 ("Microsoft Basic Data"). Since Linux filesystem partitions formerly used this type code, this flag may optionally be set on Linux partitions to make the partition table type codes match former configurations in case the new Linux filesystem type code causes problems with some utility. Note that this flag cannot be removed from NTFS or FAT partitions within parted except by setting a competing flag, such as "boot" (which sets the type code used by EFI System partitions) or "msftres" (which sets the "Microsoft Reserved" type code). OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/303792 OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/Base:System/parted?expand=0&rev=109
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@@ -473,8 +474,50 @@ _pmbr_is_valid (const LegacyMBR_t *mbr)
return 0;
}
+/* checks if device has a hybrid protective MBR partition table
+ *
+ * If the 1st partition has type 0xEE that spans the entire
+ * size of the disk from sector 1 to the last sector
+ * (or 2 TiB, whichever is smaller), we consider it 'normal' GPT.
+ * Otherwise it is synced GPT with hybridized pMBR.
+ */
+static inline int
+_has_hybrid_pmbr (const PedDevice *dev)
+{
+ int has_hybrid_pmbr = 1;
+
+ PED_ASSERT (dev != NULL);
+
+ void *label;
+ if (!ptt_read_sector (dev, 0, &label))
+ return 0;
+
+ LegacyMBR_t mbr;
+ memcpy(&mbr, label, sizeof(mbr));
+
+ if (mbr.Signature != PED_CPU_TO_LE16 (MSDOS_MBR_SIGNATURE)) {
+ free(label);
+ return 0;
+ }
+
+ uint32_t efi_gpt_expected_size;
+ if ((dev->length - 1ULL) > 0xFFFFFFFFULL)
+ efi_gpt_expected_size = 0xFFFFFFFF;
+ else
+ efi_gpt_expected_size = dev->length - 1UL;
+
+ if ((mbr.PartitionRecord[0].OSType == EFI_PMBR_OSTYPE_EFI) &&
+ (mbr.PartitionRecord[0].StartingLBA == PED_CPU_TO_LE32(1)) &&
+ (mbr.PartitionRecord[0].SizeInLBA == PED_CPU_TO_LE32(efi_gpt_expected_size)))
+ /* pMBR is not hybrid */
+ has_hybrid_pmbr = 0;
+
+ free(label);
+ return has_hybrid_pmbr;
+}
+
static int
-gpt_probe (const PedDevice *dev)
+_gpt_probe_generic(const PedDevice *dev)
{
int gpt_sig_found = 0;
Accepting request 303792 from home:puzel:branches:Base:System - Update to parted-3.2; Notable changes: - Added new partition type flag, esp, to set the type to 0xEF on MS-DOS. Also aliased to boot on GPT to set the UEFI ESP GUID. - You can now choose to ignore errors about partitions that overlap, or are longer than the disk. This allows you to use parted to repair the problem. - When attempting to manipulate a mounted partition, parted now issues a warning that you can choose to ignore, instead of an error. - When creating a loop label, it automatically comes with a partition using the whole disk. - parted -l no longer lists device-mapper devices other than dmraid whole disks. - Added new Linux-specific partition GUID type code (0FC63DAF-8483-4772-8E79-3D69D8477DE4) for Linux filesystem data on GPT disks. This type code is now assigned as the default partition type code for new partitions holding Linux filesystems. - Added new "msftdata" flag to identify partitions holding NTFS or FAT filesystems on GPT disks. This flag corresponds to a GPT type code of EBD0A0A2-B9E5-4433-87C0-68B6B72699C7 ("Microsoft Basic Data"). Since Linux filesystem partitions formerly used this type code, this flag may optionally be set on Linux partitions to make the partition table type codes match former configurations in case the new Linux filesystem type code causes problems with some utility. Note that this flag cannot be removed from NTFS or FAT partitions within parted except by setting a competing flag, such as "boot" (which sets the type code used by EFI System partitions) or "msftres" (which sets the "Microsoft Reserved" type code). OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/303792 OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/Base:System/parted?expand=0&rev=109
2015-04-24 17:49:30 +02:00
@@ -508,6 +551,19 @@ gpt_probe (const PedDevice *dev)
Accepting request 303792 from home:puzel:branches:Base:System - Update to parted-3.2; Notable changes: - Added new partition type flag, esp, to set the type to 0xEF on MS-DOS. Also aliased to boot on GPT to set the UEFI ESP GUID. - You can now choose to ignore errors about partitions that overlap, or are longer than the disk. This allows you to use parted to repair the problem. - When attempting to manipulate a mounted partition, parted now issues a warning that you can choose to ignore, instead of an error. - When creating a loop label, it automatically comes with a partition using the whole disk. - parted -l no longer lists device-mapper devices other than dmraid whole disks. - Added new Linux-specific partition GUID type code (0FC63DAF-8483-4772-8E79-3D69D8477DE4) for Linux filesystem data on GPT disks. This type code is now assigned as the default partition type code for new partitions holding Linux filesystems. - Added new "msftdata" flag to identify partitions holding NTFS or FAT filesystems on GPT disks. This flag corresponds to a GPT type code of EBD0A0A2-B9E5-4433-87C0-68B6B72699C7 ("Microsoft Basic Data"). Since Linux filesystem partitions formerly used this type code, this flag may optionally be set on Linux partitions to make the partition table type codes match former configurations in case the new Linux filesystem type code causes problems with some utility. Note that this flag cannot be removed from NTFS or FAT partitions within parted except by setting a competing flag, such as "boot" (which sets the type code used by EFI System partitions) or "msftres" (which sets the "Microsoft Reserved" type code). OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/303792 OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/Base:System/parted?expand=0&rev=109
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return gpt_sig_found;
}
+static int
+gpt_probe (const PedDevice *dev)
+{
+ return _gpt_probe_generic(dev) && !_has_hybrid_pmbr(dev);
+}
+
+
+static int
+gpt_sync_mbr_probe (const PedDevice *dev)
+{
+ return _gpt_probe_generic(dev) && _has_hybrid_pmbr(dev);
+}
+
static PedDisk *
gpt_alloc (const PedDevice *dev)
{
@@ -553,6 +609,50 @@ error:
}
static PedDisk *
+gpt_sync_mbr_alloc (const PedDevice *dev)
+{
+ PedDisk *disk;
+ GPTDiskData *gpt_disk_data;
+ PedSector data_start, data_end;
+
+ disk = _ped_disk_alloc ((PedDevice *) dev, &gpt_sync_mbr_disk_type);
+ if (!disk)
+ goto error;
+
+ data_start = 2 + GPT_DEFAULT_PARTITION_ENTRY_ARRAY_SIZE / dev->sector_size;
+ data_end = dev->length - 2
+ - GPT_DEFAULT_PARTITION_ENTRY_ARRAY_SIZE / dev->sector_size;
+
+ /* If the device is too small to accommodate GPT headers and one data
+ sector, reject it. */
+ if (data_end < data_start)
+ {
+ ped_exception_throw (PED_EXCEPTION_ERROR,
+ PED_EXCEPTION_OK,
+ _("device is too small for GPT"));
+ goto error_free_disk;
+ }
+
+ disk->disk_specific = gpt_disk_data = ped_malloc (sizeof (GPTDiskData));
+ if (!disk->disk_specific)
+ goto error_free_disk;
+
+ gpt_disk_data->AlternateLBA = dev->length - 1;
+ ped_geometry_init (&gpt_disk_data->data_area, dev, data_start,
+ data_end - data_start + 1);
+ gpt_disk_data->entry_count = GPT_DEFAULT_PARTITION_ENTRIES;
+ uuid_generate ((unsigned char *) &gpt_disk_data->uuid);
+ swap_uuid_and_efi_guid ((unsigned char *) (&gpt_disk_data->uuid));
+ gpt_disk_data->pmbr_boot = 0;
+ return disk;
+
+error_free_disk:
+ free (disk);
+error:
+ return NULL;
+}
+
+static PedDisk *
gpt_duplicate (const PedDisk *disk)
{
PedDisk *new_disk;
@@ -963,7 +1063,7 @@ gpt_read (PedDisk *disk)
/* motivation: let the user decide about the pmbr... during
ped_disk_probe(), they probably didn't get a choice... */
- if (!gpt_probe (disk->dev))
+ if (!gpt_probe (disk->dev) && !gpt_sync_mbr_probe(disk->dev))
goto error;
GuidPartitionTableHeader_t *gpt = NULL;
@@ -1120,11 +1220,59 @@ error:
return 0;
}
+
+static inline unsigned char
+_part_to_ostype (PedPartition* part)
+{
+ if (part->fs_type) {
+ if (strncmp (part->fs_type->name, "fat", 3) == 0) return 0xc;
+ if (strncmp (part->fs_type->name, "ntfs", 4) == 0) return 0x7;
+ if (strncmp (part->fs_type->name, "hfs", 3) == 0) return 0xaf;
+ if (strstr (part->fs_type->name, "swap")) return 0x82;
+ }
+ return 0x83; // Everything else is Linux
+}
+
+static inline PedPartition*
+_find_first_part (const PedDisk* disk)
+{
+ PedPartition *retval = NULL, *part = NULL;
+ uint64_t lowest_end = 0xffffffffffffffff;
+ while (part = ped_disk_next_partition (disk, part)) {
+ if (part->geom.start == 0 || part->type == PED_PARTITION_METADATA
+ || part->type == PED_PARTITION_FREESPACE)
+ continue;
+ if (part->geom.end < lowest_end) {
+ retval = part;
+ lowest_end = part->geom.end;
+ }
+ }
+ return retval;
+}
+
+static inline uint32_t
+_part_32bitmax (uint64_t in)
+{
+ if (in > 0xFFFFFFFFULL)
+ return 0xFFFFFFFF;
+ else
+ return (uint32_t)in;
+}
+
+
#ifndef DISCOVER_ONLY
/* Write the protective MBR (to keep DOS happy) */
static int
-_write_pmbr (PedDevice *dev, bool pmbr_boot)
+_write_pmbr (const PedDisk *disk, bool pmbr_boot)
{
+ PedDevice * dev = disk->dev;
+
+ /* need sync GPT -> hybrid pMBR ? */
+ int sync_pmbr = !strcmp(disk->type->name, "gpt_sync_mbr") ? 1 : 0;
+
+ int i, pmbr_id, first_entry = 0, last_entry = 3;
+ PedPartition *part = NULL, *esp;
+
/* The UEFI spec is not clear about what to do with the following
elements of the Protective MBR (pmbr): BootCode (0-440B),
UniqueMBRSignature (440B-444B) and Unknown (444B-446B).
@@ -1138,6 +1286,8 @@ _write_pmbr (PedDevice *dev, bool pmbr_b
memset (pmbr->PartitionRecord, 0, sizeof pmbr->PartitionRecord);
pmbr->Signature = PED_CPU_TO_LE16 (MSDOS_MBR_SIGNATURE);
+
+ if (!sync_pmbr) {
pmbr->PartitionRecord[0].OSType = EFI_PMBR_OSTYPE_EFI;
pmbr->PartitionRecord[0].StartSector = 1;
pmbr->PartitionRecord[0].EndHead = 0xFE;
@@ -1150,6 +1300,60 @@ _write_pmbr (PedDevice *dev, bool pmbr_b
pmbr->PartitionRecord[0].SizeInLBA = PED_CPU_TO_LE32 (dev->length - 1UL);
if (pmbr_boot)
pmbr->PartitionRecord[0].BootIndicator = 0x80;
+ } else {
+ /* Search for an EFI System Partition */
+ esp = _find_first_part(disk);
+ if (!esp || !esp->fs_type || strncmp (esp->fs_type->name, "fat", 3) != 0)
+ esp = NULL;
+
+ pmbr_id = 3;
+ if (esp) {
+ pmbr_id = 0;
+ first_entry = 1;
+ last_entry = 4;
+ }
+
+ /* Write a pseudo-PMBR so Linux is happy */
+ pmbr->PartitionRecord[pmbr_id].OSType = EFI_PMBR_OSTYPE_EFI;
+ pmbr->PartitionRecord[pmbr_id].StartSector = 1;
+ pmbr->PartitionRecord[pmbr_id].EndHead = 0xFE;
+ pmbr->PartitionRecord[pmbr_id].EndSector = 0xFF;
+ pmbr->PartitionRecord[pmbr_id].EndTrack = 0xFF;
+ pmbr->PartitionRecord[pmbr_id].StartingLBA = PED_CPU_TO_LE32(1);
+ pmbr->PartitionRecord[pmbr_id].SizeInLBA = PED_CPU_TO_LE32 (1);
+ if (esp)
+ pmbr->PartitionRecord[pmbr_id].SizeInLBA = PED_CPU_TO_LE32 (esp->geom.end - 1);
+
+ /* sync the first 3 GPT entries to MBR primary partitions */
+ for (i=first_entry; i < last_entry; i++) {
+ part = ped_disk_next_partition (disk, part);
+ if (part == NULL)
+ break;
+ /* we might get a starting garbage partition */
+ if (part->geom.start == 0 || part->type == PED_PARTITION_METADATA || part->type == PED_PARTITION_FREESPACE || part == esp) {
+ i--;
+ continue;
+ }
+
+ /* partition can not be represented by dos label - don't sync it */
+ if (part->geom.start > 0xFFFFFFFF ||
+ (part->geom.end - part->geom.start + 1) > 0xFFFFFFFF) {
+ continue;
+ }
+
+ pmbr->PartitionRecord[i].OSType = _part_to_ostype(part);
+ pmbr->PartitionRecord[i].StartHead = 0xFE;
+ pmbr->PartitionRecord[i].StartSector = 0xFF;
+ pmbr->PartitionRecord[i].StartTrack = 0xFF;
+ pmbr->PartitionRecord[i].EndHead = 0xFE;
+ pmbr->PartitionRecord[i].EndSector = 0xFF;
+ pmbr->PartitionRecord[i].EndTrack = 0xFF;
+ pmbr->PartitionRecord[i].StartingLBA = PED_CPU_TO_LE32 (_part_32bitmax(part->geom.start));
+ if(((GPTPartitionData*)part->disk_specific)->boot)
+ pmbr->PartitionRecord[i].BootIndicator = 0x80;
+ pmbr->PartitionRecord[i].SizeInLBA = PED_CPU_TO_LE32 (_part_32bitmax(part->geom.end - part->geom.start + 1));
+ }
+ }
int write_ok = ped_device_write (dev, pmbr, GPT_PMBR_LBA,
GPT_PMBR_SECTORS);
@@ -1269,7 +1473,7 @@ gpt_write (const PedDisk *disk)
ptes_crc = efi_crc32 (ptes, ptes_bytes);
/* Write protective MBR */
- if (!_write_pmbr (disk->dev, gpt_disk_data->pmbr_boot))
+ if (!_write_pmbr (disk, gpt_disk_data->pmbr_boot))
goto error_free_ptes;
/* Write PTH and PTEs */
@@ -2034,6 +2238,38 @@ static PedDiskOps gpt_disk_ops =
PT_op_function_initializers (gpt)
};
+static PedDiskOps gpt_sync_mbr_disk_ops =
+{
+ clobber: NULL,
+ write: NULL_IF_DISCOVER_ONLY (gpt_write),
+
+ partition_set_name: gpt_partition_set_name,
+ partition_get_name: gpt_partition_get_name,
+
+ /* probe function redefined */
+ probe: gpt_sync_mbr_probe,
+ /* alloc function redefined */
+ alloc: gpt_sync_mbr_alloc,
+ duplicate: gpt_duplicate,
+ free: gpt_free,
+ read: gpt_read,
+ partition_new: gpt_partition_new,
+ partition_duplicate: gpt_partition_duplicate,
+ partition_set_flag: gpt_partition_set_flag,
+ partition_get_flag: gpt_partition_get_flag,
+ partition_set_system: gpt_partition_set_system,
+ partition_is_flag_available: gpt_partition_is_flag_available,
+ partition_align: gpt_partition_align,
+ partition_destroy: gpt_partition_destroy,
+ partition_enumerate: gpt_partition_enumerate,
+ alloc_metadata: gpt_alloc_metadata,
+ get_max_primary_partition_count: gpt_get_max_primary_partition_count,
+ get_max_supported_partition_count: gpt_get_max_supported_partition_count,
+ partition_check: gpt_partition_check,
+ max_length: gpt_partition_max_length,
+ max_start_sector: gpt_partition_max_start_sector
+};
+
static PedDiskType gpt_disk_type =
{
next: NULL,
@@ -2042,16 +2278,26 @@ static PedDiskType gpt_disk_type =
features: PED_DISK_TYPE_PARTITION_NAME
};
+static PedDiskType gpt_sync_mbr_disk_type =
+{
+ next: NULL,
+ name: "gpt_sync_mbr",
+ ops: &gpt_sync_mbr_disk_ops,
+ features: PED_DISK_TYPE_PARTITION_NAME
+};
+
void
ped_disk_gpt_init ()
{
ped_disk_type_register (&gpt_disk_type);
+ ped_disk_type_register (&gpt_sync_mbr_disk_type);
}
void
ped_disk_gpt_done ()
{
ped_disk_type_unregister (&gpt_disk_type);
+ ped_disk_type_unregister (&gpt_sync_mbr_disk_type);
}
verify (sizeof (GuidPartitionEntryAttributes_t) == 8);