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#
# z/VM specific functions
#
################################################################
#
# Copyright (c) 1995-2014 SUSE Linux Products GmbH
#
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2 or 3 as
# published by the Free Software Foundation.
#
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with this program (see the file COPYING); if not, write to the
# Free Software Foundation, Inc.,
# 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA
#
################################################################
ZVM_CLEANUP=
ZVM_VOLUME_ROOT=${ZVM_VOLUME_ROOT:-0100}
ZVM_VOLUME_SWAP=${ZVM_VOLUME_SWAP:-0200}
# z/VM: use default kernel image from local machine
# lets go with the default parameters. However zvm_initrd will be a required parameter
# zvm_kernel=/boot/image
#zvm_initrd=/boot/initrd_worker
zvm_param="root=/dev/disk/by-path/ccw-0.0.${ZVM_VOLUME_ROOT}-part1 hvc_iucv=8 console=hvc0 hardened_usercopy=off $vm_linux_kernel_parameter"
zvm_mult_pass="THR4ME"
zvm_init_script="/.build/build"
#######################################################################################
# this once was in zvm_functions
zvm_fatal() {
echo "$1"
test -n "$ZVM_CLEANUP" && exit 1
cleanup_and_exit 1
}
zvm_prevent_detach() {
if test "$1" = "150" -o "$1" = "0150"; then
zvm_fatal "don't detach local root"
fi
}
zvm_memset() {
# defining the worker also resets the operating system. Be careful
# $1: user name
# $2: amount in MB
# Note, that this is also limited by the worker definition in the user directory
if test -n "$2"; then
if ! vmcp send $1 cp define storage ${2}M ; then
zvm_fatal "Could not redefine storage of $1 to ${2}M"
fi
fi
}
zvm_logon() {
# kill machine if it already runs
# autolog machine
# Needs machine name as $1
if test -n "$1" ; then
if $(vmcp q "$1" >& /dev/null) ; then
vmcp force $1
sleep 1
fi
if ! $(vmcp q "$1" >& /dev/null) ; then
if ! $(vmcp xautolog $1 >& /dev/null) ; then
zvm_fatal "Could not start machine $1. Is $1 defined in the user directory?"
else
# give the worker a moment to initialize
sleep 2
zvm_memset $1 $VM_MEMSIZE
sleep 2
fi
fi
fi
}
zvm_ipl() {
# IPL worker. Needs user as $1 and ipl device as $2.
if test -n "$1" -a -n "$2" ; then
if ! $(vmcp q "$1" >& /dev/null); then
zvm_fatal "User $1 not logged on."
else
if ! $(vmcp send $1 cp ipl $2); then
zvm_fatal "Could not send command to $1"
fi
fi
else
zvm_fatal "Not enough arguments for ipl. Need user and device number."
fi
}
zvm_destroy() {
# Destroy build. Done by killing the worker machine.
# needs user as $1
if test -n "$1"; then
if ! $(vmcp force $1 ) ; then
zvm_fatal "Could not force $1"
fi
fi
}
zvm_get_local_devnr() {
# $1 is base address as defined in ZVM_VOLUME_ROOT and ZVM_VOLUME_SWAP (top of file)
# $2 is worker number
# there is room for up to 100 workers for this controlling guest, however in our setup I expect only up to 10 workers.
if test "$2" -ge 100 ; then
zvm_fatal "Not more than 100 workers supported by one controlling guest."
fi
if test "$1" = "${ZVM_VOLUME_ROOT}" ; then
DEVNR=$((300+$2))
else
if test "$1" = "${ZVM_VOLUME_SWAP}" ; then
DEVNR=$((400+$2))
else
zvm_fatal "The disk devices for root and swap must be ${ZVM_VOLUME_ROOT} and ${ZVM_VOLUME_SWAP} respectively."
fi
fi
echo $DEVNR
}
zvm_volume_link_local() {
# attach worker disk to local system as preparation for
# a) prepare worker for build
# b) get rpms of the swap disk after build finished
# disk must be detached from worker first
# The following arguments are needed:
# 1. Worker user name
# 2. Worker disk device number
# 3. Mult password for the disk
# 4. Worker number to generate a uniq local device number
if test -n "$4"; then
DEVNR=$(zvm_get_local_devnr $2 $4)
if ! vmcp link $1 $2 $DEVNR MW >& /dev/null ; then
zvm_fatal "Could not link disk $2 from user $1 to local device $DEVNR."
fi
dasd_configure 0.0.0$DEVNR 1 0 >& /dev/null
udevadm settle
DEVICE=$(ls /sys/bus/ccw/devices/0.0.0$DEVNR/block/)
if ! test -b /dev/${DEVICE}1 ; then
zvm_fatal "The device /sys/bus/ccw/devices/0.0.0$DEVNR has not been setup correctly."
fi
echo "${DEVICE}1"
else
zvm_fatal "Not enough arguments given to volume_link_local."
fi
}
zvm_volume_detach_local() {
# we need
# 1. worker device number
# 2. worker number
DEVNR=$(zvm_get_local_devnr $1 $2)
zvm_prevent_detach $DEVNR
sync
dasd_configure 0.0.0$DEVNR 0 0
udevadm settle
if ! vmcp detach $DEVNR >& /dev/null ; then
zvm_fatal "Could not locally detach disk number $1 from worker $2"
fi
}
zvm_volume_attach() {
# link the local disk of the worker
# $1: user name
# $2: disk device number
# send link * nr nr
# guest might not yet be ready to receive commands
sleep 1
if ! vmcp send $1 cp link \* $2 $2 ; then
zvm_fatal "Could not link worker disk number $2 for user $1"
fi
}
zvm_volume_detach() {
# send machine detach nr
# $1: user name
# $2: disk
if ! vmcp send $1 cp detach $2 ; then
zvm_fatal "Could not detach disk $2 on worker $1"
fi
}
zvm_worker_init() {
# 1. Worker user name
# 2. Worker root device number
# 3. Worker swap device number
# 4. Worker number to generate a uniq local device number
# Check for:
# - still mounted dasd
# - configured dasd
# - linked dasd
# - reset worker with force and autolog
DEVNR_ROOT=$(zvm_get_local_devnr $2 $4)
DEVNR_SWAP=$(zvm_get_local_devnr $3 $4)
# First, check for mounts:
for DEVNR in $DEVNR_ROOT $DEVNR_SWAP ; do
if test -d /sys/bus/ccw/devices/0.0.0$DEVNR/block ; then
DEV=$(ls /sys/bus/ccw/devices/0.0.0$DEVNR/block/)
echo "Found device of worker $1 available at $DEVNR, device is /dev/$DEV."
grep "/dev/$DEV" /proc/mounts >& /dev/null && umount /dev/${DEV}1
fi
done
# Second, check if devices are online
for DEVNR in $DEVNR_ROOT $DEVNR_SWAP ; do
lsdasd $DEVNR | grep $DEVNR && dasd_configure 0.0.0$DEVNR 0 0
done
# Third, remove stale links
for DEVNR in $DEVNR_ROOT $DEVNR_SWAP ; do
zvm_prevent_detach $DEVNR
if vmcp q v $DEVNR 2> /dev/null ; then
vmcp detach $DEVNR
fi
done
# Fourth, reset worker
zvm_logon $1
}
zvm_cp() {
if test -n "$1" ; then
case "$1" in
start) shift ; zvm_logon "$@" ;;
ipl) shift ; zvm_ipl "$@" ;;
destroy) shift ; zvm_destroy "$@" ;;
volume_attach) shift ; zvm_volume_attach "$@" ;;
volume_detach) shift ; zvm_volume_detach "$@" ;;
volume_link_local) shift ; zvm_volume_link_local "$@" ;;
volume_detach_local) shift ; zvm_volume_detach_local "$@" ;;
memset) shift ; zvm_memset "$@" ;;
worker_init) shift ; zvm_worker_init "$@" ;;
esac
fi
}
#######################################################################################
vm_verify_options_zvm() {
# find the real device in the VM, includeing partition number
VM_SWAPDEV="$(ls /sys/bus/ccw/devices/0.0.${ZVM_VOLUME_SWAP}/block/)1"
VM_ROOT=${ZVM_VOLUME_ROOT}
VM_SWAP=${ZVM_VOLUME_SWAP}
if test -z "$VM_ROOT" ; then
if test -n "$BUILD_ROOT" -a ${#BUILD_ROOT} -le 4 ; then
VM_ROOT="$BUILD_ROOT"
else
VM_ROOT="0150"
fi
fi
VM_ROOT_TYPE=unattached
VM_SWAP_TYPE=unattached
if test -n "$KILL" -o -n "$DO_WIPE" ; then
return
fi
# z/VM guest name that is already defined in z/VM
if test -z "$VM_WORKER" ; then
cleanup_and_exit 3 "ERROR: No z/VM worker id specified"
fi
if test -z "$VM_WORKER_NO" ; then
cleanup_and_exit 3 "ERROR: No z/VM worker number specified"
fi
# need the name for a kernel in zvm
if test -n "$VM_KERNEL" ; then
vm_kernel="$VM_KERNEL"
elif test -e "/boot/vmlinux.gz" ; then
vm_kernel="/boot/vmlinux.gz"
else
cleanup_and_exit 3 "ERROR: No z/VM kernel specified"
fi
# need the name for an initrd in zvm
# this normally will not be the local initrd
if test -n "$VM_INITRD" ; then
vm_initrd="$VM_INITRD"
else
cleanup_and_exit 3 "ERROR: No z/VM initrd specified"
fi
zvm_cp worker_init $VM_WORKER $ZVM_VOLUME_ROOT $ZVM_VOLUME_SWAP $VM_WORKER_NO
zvm_cp volume_detach $VM_WORKER $ZVM_VOLUME_ROOT
zvm_cp volume_detach $VM_WORKER $ZVM_VOLUME_SWAP
}
vm_startup_zvm() {
# link root/swap to the worker
zvm_cp volume_attach $VM_WORKER $ZVM_VOLUME_ROOT
zvm_cp volume_attach $VM_WORKER $ZVM_VOLUME_SWAP
zvm_cp ipl $VM_WORKER $ZVM_VOLUME_ROOT
# start IUCV Console
# IPL needs some time until IPL really starts...
sleep 5
# start iucv console. This blocks until build process is finished.
iucvconn $VM_WORKER lnxhvc0
# sleep some time before taking root and swap devices from worker
# This might be critical regarding timing (IUCV_CONSOLE down, but machine still running)
sleep 5
# Build jobs might change the shutdown behavior, so just return if machine is powered off.
if ! (vmcp q $VM_WORKER >& /dev/null); then
return
fi
zvm_cp volume_detach $VM_WORKER $ZVM_VOLUME_ROOT
zvm_cp volume_detach $VM_WORKER $ZVM_VOLUME_SWAP
}
vm_kill_zvm() {
if vmcp q "$VM_WORKER" > /dev/null 2>&1 ; then
if ! zvm_cp destroy $VM_WORKER ; then
cleanup_and_exit 1 "could not kill zvm worker $VM_WORKER"
fi
fi
}
vm_initrd_obs_modules_zvm() {
# This function is needed to add the required kernel modules that are
# installed to the build system to the initrd that starts the worker.
# Note, that calling mkinitrd directly for the initrd within the worker
# currently causes segfaults, which might be a result from not having
# all needed binaries within the build system.
# In order to keep the initrd small, only those kernel modules are
# copied that already exist in the initrd created by obsworker.
# 1. build root mounted to local system
# 2. initrd created on administrative worker
# 3. kernel_version to add modules
# initrd is to be created at $2-$3
# first, test if initrd has already been created
test -f "${2}-${3}" && return
TEMPDIR=$(mktemp -d /tmp/initrd.XXX)
pushd $TEMPDIR
# unpack initrd to add the kernel modules
xzcat "$2" | cpio -i
# detect currently installed kernel version
current_kernel_version=$(ls lib/modules)
# copy modules from kernel that is installed to the buildsystem:
mkdir -p "$TEMPDIR/lib/modules/$3"
assert_dir_path "lib/modules/$3"
while read module; do
(cd ${BUILD_ROOT}/lib/modules/${3}; \
assert_dir_path "lib/modules/$3/${module%/*.xz}"
rsync -a --relative "$module" "${TEMPDIR}/lib/modules/$3")
done < <(cd $TEMPDIR/lib/modules/${current_kernel_version}; \
find . -name "*.xz")
# remove old kernel modules
if [ "${current_kernel_version}" != "$3" ]; then
rm -rf "$TEMPDIR/lib/modules/${current_kernel_version}"
fi
# create module dependencies:
depmod -b "$TEMPDIR" "$3"
# create new initrd:
find . | cpio -H newc -o | xz -9 --format=lzma > "${2}-${3}"
sync
popd
rm -rf $TEMPDIR
}
vm_fixup_zvm() {
# initrd is created in obsstoragesetup.
# If it is desired to use a project dependent kernel, use make_guestinitrd from zvm_functions.
# have to copy kernel/initrd and run zipl to be able to IPL
# have to set init_script before unmounting, thus doing it statically for now.
zvm_init_script="/.build/build"
assert_dir_path boot/zipl
mkdir -p $BUILD_ROOT/boot/zipl
vm_kernel="/.build.kernel.kvm"
test -e "${BUILD_ROOT}${vm_kernel}" -a ! -L "${BUILD_ROOT}${vm_kernel}" || cleanup_and_exit 1 "${vm_kernel} does not exist"
kernel_version=$(get_kernel_version "${BUILD_ROOT}${vm_kernel}")
# add kernel modules to existing initrd
vm_initrd_obs_modules_zvm "${BUILD_ROOT}" "${vm_initrd}" "${kernel_version}"
vm_initrd="${vm_initrd}-${kernel_version}"
# copy initrd to build worker:
echo "copy $vm_initrd to $BUILD_ROOT"
cp --remove-destination -a "${vm_initrd}" "${BUILD_ROOT}/boot/${vm_initrd}"
# finally, install bootloader to the worker disk
# XXX/TODO: does zipl read or write ${BUILD_ROOT}${vm_initrd}? Either
# rm -rf the file or check for a symlink
zipl -t "$BUILD_ROOT/boot/zipl" -i "${BUILD_ROOT}${vm_kernel}" \
-r "${BUILD_ROOT}${vm_initrd}" \
--parameters "${zvm_param} init=$zvm_init_script rootfsopts=noatime"
sync
udevadm settle
}
vm_attach_root_zvm() {
VM_ROOT=$(ZVM_CLEANUP=1 zvm_cp volume_link_local $VM_WORKER $ZVM_VOLUME_ROOT $zvm_mult_pass $VM_WORKER_NO )
if test "${VM_ROOT}" = "${VM_ROOT#dasd}" ; then
cleanup_and_exit 3 "did not get a real device for VM_ROOT: $VM_ROOT"
fi
VM_ROOT="/dev/$VM_ROOT"
VM_ROOT_TYPE=device
}
vm_attach_swap_zvm() {
VM_SWAPDEV=$(ZVM_CLEANUP=1 zvm_cp volume_link_local $VM_WORKER $ZVM_VOLUME_SWAP $zvm_mult_pass $VM_WORKER_NO )
if test "${VM_SWAPDEV}" = "${VM_SWAP#dasd}" ; then
cleanup_and_exit 3 "did not get a real device for VM_SWAPDEV: $VM_SWAPDEV"
fi
VM_SWAP="/dev/$VM_SWAPDEV"
VM_SWAPDEV="/dev/$VM_SWAPDEV"
VM_SWAP_TYPE=device
}
vm_detach_root_zvm () {
sync
zvm_cp volume_detach_local $ZVM_VOLUME_ROOT $VM_WORKER_NO
VM_ROOT_TYPE=unattached
}
vm_detach_swap_zvm() {
zvm_cp volume_detach_local $ZVM_VOLUME_SWAP $VM_WORKER_NO
VM_SWAP_TYPE=unattached
}
vm_cleanup_zvm() {
if test -n "$VM_WORKER" -a -n "$VM_WORKER_NO" -a -n "$ZVM_VOLUME_ROOT" -a -n "$ZVM_VOLUME_SWAP" ; then
ZVM_CLEANUP=1
(zvm_cp volume_detach $VM_WORKER $ZVM_VOLUME_ROOT >/dev/null 2>&1)
(zvm_cp volume_detach $VM_WORKER $ZVM_VOLUME_SWAP >/dev/null 2>&1)
(zvm_cp volume_detach_local $ZVM_VOLUME_ROOT $VM_WORKER_NO >/dev/null 2>&1)
(zvm_cp volume_detach_local $ZVM_VOLUME_SWAP $VM_WORKER_NO >/dev/null 2>&1)
fi
}
vm_sysrq_zvm() {
:
}
vm_wipe_zvm() {
:
}