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Move get_grub_boot_params() into the file related to all the grub
configuration.
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Translate old legacy grub scripts into grub.py
Implement ogGrubInstallMbr as install_main_grub() and
ogGrubInstallPartition as install_linux_grub().
Add grub configuration file generator through the classes
GrubConfig and MenuEntry.
Ensure EFI tree structure compatibility with legacy code.
The structure of the created folders in the ESP is non-standard,
efi binaries are usually located in the folder below the EFI/
directory.
Structure used by ogClient:
EFI/
├── grub/
│ └── Boot/
│ ├── BOOTX64.CSV
│ ├── grub.cfg
│ ├── mmx64.efi
│ ├── shimx64.efi
│ ├── BOOTX64.EFI
│ ├── grubx64.efi
│ └── ogloader.efi
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The function _mangle_efi_folder handles the folder structure after
grub-install to comply with the location expected by ogLive.
install_linux_grub() installs a grub local to each Linux install
to enable chainloading, each grub is located in EFI/Part-xx-yy/ in
UEFI. The local linux BIOS grub in legacy scripts is unreliable,
grub-install reports a failure during the install process.
install_main_grub() installs a global grub in EFI/grub/ to show a
grub menu when the pxe boot fails. The global grub contains entries
to every installed os. No global grub is installed for BIOS
systems, a Boot partition would be required to store the grub
configuration.
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Use cxt.label.name instead of cxt.label to identify if the disk is
GPT or MBR. This way is more used in other parts of the codebase.
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Use the intended linuz_dir instead of initrd_dir in the function
get_vmlinuz_path.
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Fix log error message when _find_efi_loader does not find any
EFI loader in the ESP.
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Check against GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT instead of
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUE_DEFAULT.
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python-libfdisk does not close file descriptor until the cxt
object goes out of scope.
Define get_partition_data and get_disk_data functions to isolate
the python-libfdisk logic and return the data as an object.
Improve error handling of libfdisk operaions in refresh.
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Mount cache in image_create() image_restore() and cache_fetch().
Remove init_cache() and ensure /opt/opengnsys/images/ exists
within the cache mountpoint if it does not exists in cache_mount().
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Add compute_md5 function in src/utils/fs.py
Remove identical md5 functions from src/live/ogOperations.py and
src/utils/tiptorrent.py
Move error checks from ogOperations.py into compute_md5 function in
src/utils/fs.py
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Mount the system partition in readonly mode and check for the
hiberfil.sys file if the target system is a Windows.
Fail the image creation process if the target system is hibernated.
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tip_client_get() needs f-string to display error
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Use a python function to obtain the main net interface. Detect
the first ethernet inferface in use.
Stop using the DEVICE environment variable.
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Add "used_size" and "free_size" to the partition data and the
cache data.
Old response from ogClient for /cache/delete, /cache/fetch
and /image/restore:
{
'cache': [
{'name': 'windows.img', 'size': 2432370213, checksum: '5d4dcc677bc19f40a647d0002f4ade90'},
{'name': 'linux.img', 'size': 243234534213, checksum: '3eb22f888f88a55ad954f55644e1192e'}
]
}
New response:
{
'cache': {
'used_size': 4520232322423,
'free_size': 48273465287452945,
'images': [
{'name': 'windows.img', 'size': 2432370213, checksum: '5d4dcc677bc19f40a647d0002f4ade90'},
{'name': 'linux.img', 'size': 243234534213, checksum: '3eb22f888f88a55ad954f55644e1192e'}
]
}
}
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Reuse os_probe() function from probe.py and change the fallback
case to "unknown" to prevent OS id mismatch in ogserver.
The OS id mismatch causes the images to stop being associated with
partitions after the /refresh command.
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Don't send the efi data in the /refresh payload if efibootmgr
is missing any of the json keys.
Log the missing keys in case of missing some.
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Add python implementation of the legacy ogWindowsRegisterPartition
function.
This function configures the system partition to be considered the
new C drive after a Windows image restore.
The drive letter configuration is stored in the SYSTEM hive of
the windows registry. The node MountedDevices contains all the
configuration as key-value pairs.
The C drive key \DosDevices\C: contains a different value based on
the partitioning type.
GPT
the value is DMIO:ID: followed by the 16 byte GUID of the
partition.
Example: DMIO:ID:\xc9\xfc\x1c\x86\x13\x11O\t\xa2\x9c{/\xf1\xdf\xe4)
MBR
The value is a little endian byte sequence with 2 parts.
The first 4 bytes correspond to the disk id. The second part is
the byte offset start of the partition in that disk.
Example: \xe1\\\x9cP\x00\x00\x10j\x18\x00\x00\x00
If we format the MBR value in a more readable way we get
e1 5c 9c 50 00 00 10 6a 18 00 00 00
In this case the disk ID is 509c5ce1.
The partition offset is 186a100000.
This patch adds the following helper functions to:
- get_disk_id_bytes(): to obtain the disk identifier.
- get_part_id_bytes(): to obtain a partition identifier as UUID
for MBR or DMIO:ID format for GPT.
- get_sector_size(): to query the sector size of a specific disk.
Read /sys/class/block/{device_name}/queue/hw_sector_size to obtain the value.
This is MBR specific.
- get_partition_start_offset(): to query the start sector of a specific
partition and disk. Use sfdisk with the -J argument to get fdisk data in
json format. This is MBR specific.
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Ignore recovery disable if no Recovery node is found in the BCD.
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Implement configure_fstab() as a replacement of ogConfigureFstab.
Create src/utils/fstab.py to implement the main fstab
configuration functions. Define two fstab helper classes,
FstabBuilder and FstabEntry.
FstabEntry
Represents each line in the fstab file.
Has the values: device, mountpoint, fstype, options, dump_code
and pass_code.
FstabBuilder
Contains a list of FstabEntry. Handles loading of a
preexisting fstab file and the serialization of multiple
FstabEntry into a file.
The fstab configuration has 3 main steps:
Root partition:
- Update the device field with the device where
the new system is installed.
Swap partition:
- Preserve all the swapfile entries in every case.
- If the filesystem has a swap partition: update the device field
in the first fstab swap entry and remove the rest swap entries
pointing to a swap partition. Only one swap partition is supported.
Create a new fstab entry if no preexisting swap entry exists.
- If the system has no swap partition remove every swap partition
entry.
EFI partition:
- Update the device field of the EFI fstab entry if it exists.
Create a new fstab entry if no preexisting EFI entry exists.
Add get_filesystem_id to disk.py to obtain the UUID.
Define every device field as a UUID. That method is more robust
than a plain device path as it works after disks being added or
removed.
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legacy scripts are not reliable, legacy scripts continue processing on errors,
warn on errors until they are converted to native code instead.
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logging.warn() is deprecated since 3.3.
And use .error() instead when command is unsupported or client is busy, that
should not ever happen.
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MBR requires manual bcdedit invocation to generalize image before creation.
Report via logging that no BCD update occurs.
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if image file and checksum are not found in the cache, then report checksum
validation has failed so it can proceed to fetch new files from server.
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remove call to custom version of legacy script, display warning.
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Remove the use of shell=True.
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output is never consumed.
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log that image restoration has entered OS configuration stage.
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just a clean up.
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s/nor/not
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As per:
$ getconf HOST_NAME_MAX
64
truncate it to the maximum.
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instead of
Checking partition "Microsoft Basic Data"...
Checking partition "EFI System"...
show
Searching EFI partition...
EFI partition found at /dev/sda1
and refer to EFI partition consistently in logs.
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Display the hostname that is set in the logs.
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Restoring an updated image file (with different checksum) could fail while the
old checksum file could remain in place.
Remove image and checksum file before fetching the new files.
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.full.sum file in the local cache contains the local checksum for this file,
this checksum is calculated by tip_write_csum(), therefore, there is no need to
calculate this checksum again from the image file in the cache, use this
checksum content instead.
if .full.sum is not available, then cache is inconsistent, tip_check_csum()
is called after checking if image file exists, raise an exception.
checksum could mismatch in two situations:
a) new image version (checksum is different)
b) image is corrupted
in both cases, a new fresh image needs to be retrieved.
this speeds up checksum validation.
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display checksum for server and local file when checksum mismatches.
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Add set_linux_hostname function to redefine the hostname of a
Linux install by overwriting the contents of /etc/hostname
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Add function to redefine the hostname of a Windows install.
Windows hostnames can't be larger than 15 characters due to
legacy heritage.
Hostname modification is done by modifying 3 registry values in
the ControlSetXXX entry of the SYSTEM hive. ControlSet001 is
generally the entry to be edited but one must query the value
of the 'Current' key in the 'Select' entry of the SYSTEM hive
to retrieve the active ControlSet.
The hostname has to be introduced in the following entries:
path = 'ControlSetXX/Control/ComputerName/ComputerName'
key = 'ComputerName'
path = 'ControlSetXXX/Services/Tcpip/Parameters'
key = 'HostName'
key = 'NV Hostname'
The value to store in those keys is of tipe SZ and has to be
encoded in UCS-2 Little Endian (utf-16-le).
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Replace ConfigureOs script by native calls to:
- update BCD via hivex using bcd.py and winreg.py infrastructure.
- restore efi bootloader restore_windows_efi_bootloader().
Call legacy scripts for remaining postinstall procedures to
replace them incrementally.
Define variable CONFIGUREOS_LEGACY_ENABLED as False by default.
Run legacy configureOs when CONFIGUREOS_LEGACY_ENABLED = True.
This serves as a auxiliar method to keep the restoration functional
in case of problems with the new configure_os logic.
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Implement update_bcd() as replacement of ogWindowsBootParameters.
The legacy function modified the BCD of a freshly restored system
invoking the privative binary "spartlnx".
The script edits a set of BCD entries needed for a proper system
boot.
Each main BCD entry is identified by an UUID and contain a set of
subnodes, these hold the configuration and entry information.
Each node contains data in the form of key-value.
Common BCD structure:
'Objects'
...
The Boot Manager entry is always identified by the UUID
9dea862c-5cdd-4e70-acc1-f32b344d4795.
Some entries always have the same UUID as identifier such the
Boot Manager while other have different UUID depending on the system.
To identify these entries with a not known UUID we query the value
'Type' of the node 'Description'. This contains a 32 bit value whose
bytes codify the nature of the entry.
We obtain 3 different values as a tuple, each value is the result of
applying a bitmask to the Type value. These masks are 0xf0000000,
0x00f00000 and 0x000fffff. The resulting tuple of 3 values is then
used to obtain the corresponding entry from a map.
The data we modify from the BCD are disk and partition references
to point to the new disk and partition in the system where the
images are restored. Partition and disk information is stored as
UUID in specific offsets inside binary data in the BCD.
To update these we need to obtain the disk and partition UUIDs,
then convert it to bytes as follows:
original UUID: C4C61C51-3456-4733-96AD-AE760A41C392
UUID as bytes: 51 1C C6 C4 56 34 33 47 96 AD AE 76 0A 41 C3 92
The modified entries are: Resume from Hibernation, Windows Boot
Loader OS, Windows Boot Loader Recovery, Windows Recovery,
Boot Loader Settings, Windows Boot Manager and Windows Memory
Diagnostic.
Some of these options could be omited as the system restoration
does not include a recovery partition so in this case all the
recovery related entries just point to the main system partition.
Most entries are edited modifying the value corresponding to the
key 'Element' in 2 subnodes of the 'Elements' node.
These subnodes are '11000001' and '21000001'.
'Objects'
The 2 values stored in these 2 entries is binary data where we
store the partition and disk bytes. We simply replace the byte
representation of out UUIDS in the binary data. Partition is
stored in offset 32 and the disk in offset 56.
The exception is the Bootloader Recovery entry, in which the
partition offset is 84 and the disk offset 108.
Note that the legacy function only does a proper BCD edit in UEFI
systems. The new implementation follows the same behavior with
the possibility of implementing BCD modification under MBR
partitions in the future.
Set the field 16000009 (RECOVERY_ENABLED) to the value x00 to
disable recovery in both Resume from Hibernation and Windows
Boot Loader OS entries in the BCD.
The system install does not include any recovery partition so
it makes no sense to have it enabled.
This commit is preparatory work for the new native postinstall code.
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Add winreg.py to the utils folder. Implement hive enum types,
hive handler validation and validated get_* functions for
nodes and registry values.
Implement the utility hive operations through the Hivex library.
This serves as preparatory work for BCD manipulation but it also
has potential to improve registry usage in previous code.
UCS-2 Little Endian is the prefered windows registry text encoding
for binary content. Define a WINDOWS_HIVE_ENCODING global variable
to use when encoding string to write in the win registry.
This commit is preparatory work for the new native postinstall code.
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Add restore_windows_efi_bootloader to copy the EFI loader from
the filesystem in the restored system into the EFI partition.
This commit is preparatory work for the new native postinstall code.
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Add get_partition_id and get_disk_id to obtain the UUID of a disk
or partition as a string. These values are obtained invoking the
program blkid as a subprocess.
This commit is preparatory work for the new native postinstall code.
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Add find_windows_efi_loader and find_linux_efi_loader to reduce
code duplication and to centralize efi loader path modifications.
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Use a more consistent name format for the ogExtendFs function.
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If formatting fails, log shows:
mkfs.ntfs reports return code 1 for /dev/sda2
but ogclient reports success to the ogserver.
Raise an exception so front-end gets an indication that formatting has failed.
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Move log message to function that is called both by unicast and tiptorrent.
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... failed to resize {partdev} with ext4
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When checksum is not available, it displays:
(2024-07-15 09:04:14) ogClient: [ERROR] - URL error when fetching checksum: Not Found
"URL error" is leaking an internal implementation details, reword this report.
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Report image checksum to ogserver through HTTP response.
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