Hi, I am currently working on tests that check FITRIM implementation (251, 260 and one new I'm writing now) and I want to use loopback device as fallback if $SCRATCH_DEV doesn't support discard. Has anybody been working on some xfstests' standard way of creating/destroying loop devices? I could do with something as simple as this (in common.rc): _create_loop_device() { size=${1} dev=`losetup -f` file="$TEST_DIR/$(basename $dev).fs" truncate -s $size $file || _fail "Cannot create image file $file" losetup $dev $file || _fail "Cannot associate $file with $dev" echo $dev } _destroy_loop_device() { dev=${1} umount $dev 2>&1 file=`losetup -a | grep $dev | sed -n "s/.*(\(.*\))$/\1/p"` losetup -d $dev && rm -f $file || _fail "Cannot destroy loop device" } Do you think it's sufficient or do you have different opinion on handling this? Thanks for comments! Tomas _______________________________________________ xfs mailing list xfs@xxxxxxxxxxx http://oss.sgi.com/mailman/listinfo/xfs