Re: [PATCH] Create partitions with exactly the geometry we calculate.

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This looks fine to me. The only comment I have is the use of the biosGeometry property from pyparted. I know I expose both biosGeometry and hardwareGeometry, but I'm not sure which we should use when or if it matters.

On 03/10/2009 01:58 PM, David Lehman wrote:
If we use the device constraint as before, libparted will
align the start and end to a cylinder boundary which, on
my disks, means a granularity of 7MB. Not good enough.

Plus, for mdraid we need>= 1% variation in size between
members of an array. We can get this with cylinder-aligned
partitions, but we'll have to do the alignment ourselves
and continue to use exact constraints.
---
  storage/devices.py      |    6 ++----
  storage/partitioning.py |   11 ++++++++---
  2 files changed, 10 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-)

diff --git a/storage/devices.py b/storage/devices.py
index be604f5..713449b 100644
--- a/storage/devices.py
+++ b/storage/devices.py
@@ -723,14 +723,12 @@ class DiskDevice(StorageDevice):
                                                               part.geometry))

          geometry = device.partedPartition.geometry
-        # XXX at some point we need to improve precision of non-grow sizes
-        #constraint = parted.Constraint(exactGeom=geometry,
-        #                               device=self.partedDisk.device)
+        constraint = parted.Constraint(exactGeom=geometry)
          partition = parted.Partition(disk=self.partedDisk,
                                       type=device.partedPartition.type,
                                       geometry=geometry)
          self.partedDisk.addPartition(partition,
-                                     constraint=self.partedDisk.device.getConstraint())
+                                     constraint=constraint)

      def probe(self):
          """ Probe for any missing information about this device.
diff --git a/storage/partitioning.py b/storage/partitioning.py
index 7cad2f3..c104401 100644
--- a/storage/partitioning.py
+++ b/storage/partitioning.py
@@ -507,6 +507,10 @@ def doPartitioning(storage, exclusiveDisks=None):
          disks = [d for d in disks if d.name in exclusiveDisks]

      partitions = storage.partitions
+    for part in partitions:
+        if not part.exists:
+            # start over with flexible-size requests
+            part.req_size = part.req_base_size

      # FIXME: isn't there a better place for this to happen?
      try:
@@ -698,18 +702,19 @@ def allocatePartitions(disks, partitions):

          # create minimum geometry for this request
          # req_size is in MB
+        sectors_per_track = disk.device.biosGeometry[2]
          length = (_part.req_size * (1024 * 1024)) / sectorSize
          new_geom = parted.Geometry(device=disk.device,
-                                   start=free.start,
+                                   start=max(sectors_per_track, free.start),
                                     length=length)

          # create the partition and add it to the disk
          partition = parted.Partition(disk=disk,
                                       type=part_type,
                                       geometry=new_geom)
+        constraint = parted.Constraint(exactGeom=new_geom)
          disk.addPartition(partition=partition,
-                          constraint=disk.device.getConstraint())
-#                          constraint=parted.Constraint(device=disk.device))
+                          constraint=constraint)
          log.debug("created partition %s of %dMB and added it to %s" % (partition.getDeviceNodeName(), partition.getSize(), disk))

          # this one sets the name


--
David Cantrell <dcantrell@xxxxxxxxxx>
Red Hat / Honolulu, HI

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