#!/usr/bin/env python # RaidGuessFS, a FUSE pseudo-filesystem to guess RAID parameters of a damaged device # Copyright (C) 2015 Ludovic Pouzenc # # This file is part of RaidGuessFS. # # RaidGuessFS is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # RaidGuessFS 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 RaidGuessFS. If not, see import logging, numpy class MyRaid(): """Auxiliary class, managing RAID layer""" def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs): self.raid_start = 0 self.raid_end = 0 self.raid_size = 0 self.raid_sector_size = 512 self.raid_chunk_size = 65536 self.raid_disk_order = range(15) self.raid_types = [ '0', '1', '5', '5+0' ] def _update_raid_size(self): if self.raid_end > self.raid_start: self.raid_size = self.raid_end - self.raid_start else: self.raid_size = 0 def get_raid_start(self): return self.raid_start def get_raid_chunk_size(self): return self.raid_chunk_size def get_raid_disk_order(self): return self.raid_disk_order def get_raid_disk_order_str(self): return ' '.join(map(str,self.raid_disk_order)) def set_raid_start(self, new_raid_start): """Update the start offset of raid data on underlying disks""" self.raid_start = new_raid_start self._update_raid_size() def set_raid_end(self, new_raid_end): """Update the end offset of raid data on underlying disks""" self.raid_end = new_raid_end self._update_raid_size() def set_raid_chunk_size(self, new_raid_chunk_size): """Update the size of chucks of data (or slice size)""" self.raid_chunk_size = new_raid_chunk_size def set_raid_disk_order(self, new_raid_disk_order): """Update the raid logical disk order""" self.raid_disk_order = new_raid_disk_order def read_data(self,raid_type,disks,offset,size): """TODO""" disk_count = len(self.raid_disk_order) # This code is RAID 5 only slice_no = offset / self.raid_chunk_size slice_off = offset % self.raid_chunk_size segment=slice_no/(disk_count-1) par_disk=(disk_count-1) - (segment % disk_count) # TODO : equivalent a : segment-1 % disk_count ? data_disk=( par_disk + 1 + (slice_no % (disk_count-1)) ) % disk_count off_disk = self.raid_start + segment * self.raid_chunk_size + slice_off size2 = min(size, (slice_no+1) * self.raid_chunk_size - offset) logging.info("raid.read_data(%s): offset=%d,slice_no=%d,slice_off=%d,segment=%d,par_disk=%d,data_disk=%d,off_disk=%d,size2=%d,slice_off+size2=%d" % (raid_type,offset,slice_no,slice_off,segment,par_disk,data_disk,off_disk,size2,slice_off+size2) ) data_fd = disks[self.raid_disk_order[data_disk]] data_fd.seek(off_disk) data = data_fd.read(size2) # This kills performance but don't make short reads before EOF #if size2 < size: # data += self.read_data(self,raid_type,disks,offset+size2,size-size2) return data def xor_blocks(self,fd_list, offset, size): """TODO""" logging.info("Enter xor_blocks(fd_list,%d,%d)"%(offset, size)) assert(size % 8 == 0), "Size must be multiple of 8" dt = numpy.dtype('