Changeset 3377 in MondoRescue for branches/3.2/mindi

Timestamp:

May 6, 2015, 1:10:17 PM (9 years ago)

Author:

Bruno Cornec

Message:

• Rename mr_parted2fdisk to mr-parted2fdisk for consistency with all other new mr-* commands
• Adds functions mr_center_string and mr_popup_and_get_string with dynamic allocation to solve a memory allocation issue reported on the ML
• Fix mr_boot_type to detect correctly a UEFI based system

Location:

branches/3.2/mindi

Files:

• README.ia64 (modified) (2 diffs)
• install.sh (modified) (2 diffs)
• mindi (modified) (1 diff)
• mr-parted2fdisk (moved) (moved from branches/3.2/mindi/mr_parted2fdisk ) (5 diffs)

branches/3.2/mindi/README.ia64

@@ -3 +3 @@
 Linux distributions on ia64 uses a different file table format than on i386, called GPT instead of MBR. The fdisk command used by mindi/mondo to determine all aspects related to the disc hasn't been adapted yet to handle GPT. Only the parted command is able to do it.
 
-So a perl script called mr_parted2fdisk was written that will take as input all the order that mindi/mondo pass to fdisk, translate them to be given to parted and print the result in fdisk format. So this is a filter allowing fdisk replacement. It's only used on ia64. On other archs, mr_parted2fdisk is a link to fdisk.
+So a perl script called mr-parted2fdisk was written that will take as input all the order that mindi/mondo pass to fdisk, translate them to be given to parted and print the result in fdisk format. So this is a filter allowing fdisk replacement. It's only used on ia64. On other archs, mr-parted2fdisk is a link to fdisk.
 
-Thus mindi/mondorestore commands launched by root will pass all their call to mr_parted2fdisk on ia64 instead of the real fdisk, and be able to support the GPT format. It will call fdisk and parted for its work.  (Note again that on ia32 parte2fdisk is in fact a link to fdisk to avoid any compatibility issue)
+Thus mindi/mondorestore commands launched by root will pass all their call to mr-parted2fdisk on ia64 instead of the real fdisk, and be able to support the GPT format. It will call fdisk and parted for its work.  (Note again that on ia32 parte2fdisk is in fact a link to fdisk to avoid any compatibility issue)
 
 The install.sh script will setup everything correctly for you.
 
-Note that mr_parted2fdisk supports currently only the -l and -s options as well as the commands p,n,d,w,t,a,q
+Note that mr-parted2fdisk supports currently only the -l and -s options as well as the commands p,n,d,w,t,a,q
 
 On Itanium systems you won't generally find an installed isolinux.bin file which is required by mindi to create the bootable images. You'll generally have to take an i386 package for your distribution and install it on your itanium system so that you provide the required missing file.
@@ -18 +18 @@
 Bruno.
 
-2015-03-21 tool renamed to mr_parted2fdisk
+2015-03-21 tool renamed to mr-parted2fdisk
 2013-06-08 no binary made anymore, only perl scripts
 2005-12-12 parted2fdisk used everywhere

branches/3.2/mindi/install.sh

@@ -95 +95 @@
 
 # Manage perl script man pages
-for s in mindi-bkphw mindi-get-perl-modules mr_parted2fdisk; do
+for s in mindi-bkphw mindi-get-perl-modules mr-parted2fdisk; do
     install -m 755 $s $SBINDIR
     pod2man -c "$s a MondoRescue tool" --section=8 --release="$VERSTR" $SBINDIR/$s > $s.8
@@ -109 +109 @@
 fi
 
-# Managing mr_parted2fdisk
-(cd $SBINDIR && install -m 755 mr_parted2fdisk $locallib/mindi/rootfs/usr/sbin/mr_parted2fdisk)
+# Managing mr-parted2fdisk
+(cd $SBINDIR && install -m 755 mr-parted2fdisk $locallib/mindi/rootfs/usr/sbin/mr-parted2fdisk)
 
 if [ "$PKGBUILDMINDI" != "true" ]; then
     chown -R root:root $locallib/mindi $conf # $DOCDIR
-    chown root:root $SBINDIR/mindi $MANDIR/mindi.8 $locallib/mindi/analyze-my-lvm $SBINDIR/mr_parted2fdisk
+    chown root:root $SBINDIR/mindi $MANDIR/mindi.8 $locallib/mindi/analyze-my-lvm $SBINDIR/mr-parted2fdisk
 fi
 

branches/3.2/mindi/mindi

@@ -100 +100 @@
 \n0eF107-Main | Boot Parameters 0eF207-1/2 | 0eF307-2/2 | 0eF407-PXE\n\
 "
-FDISK=$MINDI_SBIN/mr_parted2fdisk
+FDISK=$MINDI_SBIN/mr-parted2fdisk
 
 # Using a config file allow to overwrite some values

branches/3.2/mindi/mr-parted2fdisk

@@ -3 +3 @@
 # $Id$
 #
-# mr_parted2fdisk: fdisk like interface for parted 
+# mr-parted2fdisk: fdisk like interface for parted 
 # [developed for mindi/mondo http://www.mondorescue.org]
 #
@@ -27 +27 @@
 =head1 NAME
 
-mr_parted2fdisk is a fdisk like command using parted internally for analysing GPT labelled disks 
+mr-parted2fdisk is a fdisk like command using parted internally for analysing GPT labelled disks 
 
 =head1 DESCRIPTION
 
-mr_parted2fdisk behaves like the fdisk command, but dialog internally with parted in order to manipulate partition tables, which allow it to support GPT partition format as well as MBR, contrary to fdisk. It aims at providing compatible external interface with fdisk. Developed initialy for ia64 Linux, it is also useful now on x86 systems using GPT partition format (for large HDDs).
+mr-parted2fdisk behaves like the fdisk command, but dialog internally with parted in order to manipulate partition tables, which allow it to support GPT partition format as well as MBR, contrary to fdisk. It aims at providing compatible external interface with fdisk. Developed initialy for ia64 Linux, it is also useful now on x86 systems using GPT partition format (for large HDDs).
 
 =head1 SYNOPSIS
 
-mr_parted2fdisk -s partition
-
-mr_parted2fdisk -l [device]
-
-mr_parted2fdisk [-n] device
+mr-parted2fdisk -s partition
+
+mr-parted2fdisk -l [device]
+
+mr-parted2fdisk [-n] device
 
 =head1 OPTIONS
@@ -56 +56 @@
 
 Fake mode. Doesn't pass the commands just simulate.
+
+=item B<-v>
+
+Verbose mode. Used to help debugging issues.
 
 =item B<no option>
@@ -102 +106 @@
 
 # Log 
-my $flog = "/var/log/mr_parted2fdisk.log";
+my $flog = "/var/log/mr-parted2fdisk.log";
 open(FLOG, "> $flog") || die "Unable to open $flog";
 
@@ -133 +137 @@
 my $device;
 my $endmax = "";
-my $appname = "mr_parted2fdisk";
+my $appname = "mr-parted2fdisk";
 my ($mrver,$mrrev) = mr_version_init();