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Change-Id: Ie4f62d8855d3f30a55f7032918dfed1f1d8b5b31
Story: #2006535
Task: #36591
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This reverts commit 258d963e406c512bb90295c700ee22e4609abcd0.
Remove the mbr/gpt choice from softraid features for now, as it cannot be
directly used without additional commits, to be pushed soon. Furthermore, it
could even lead to instance spawn misconfiguration, if the disk label
specified in instance_info cannot fit with the boot mode + partitioning layout
(example: you build softraid over gpt, then you lose the mbr gap. Thus you need
an additional bios boot partition, in BIOS boot mode, or an esp, in UEFI boot
mode, outside the raid, for grub to install itself inthere, to be able to
assemble raid and find root device correctly).
Change-Id: I3a0a704ea99a40eb3fc8e879270dfbd356951488
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Cleaning presently fails on floopy disk controllers.
While they may be uncommon in server hardware, they
can exist in virtual machines, and even as virtual
devices on some hardware chassises.
Change-Id: I8ba07bfd5ca1e503f46c1bac4fffb5f509186939
Story: 2006419
Task: 36309
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Fixes:
- Softraid creation: size_gb unit conversion to default parted unit.
- Softraid creation issue when we specify several logical disks with
more than one having its size specified (not 'MAX').
- Softraid creation issue when a logical disk with size_gb 'MAX' is
not last in the list.
Change-Id: I13e087611354a35acc2925037f1b10047477d972
Story: 2006352
Task: 36118
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With the addition of devices with type 'MD' during
list_all_block_devices (for "empty" devices), partitions on top
of md devices are now returned as well. These don't need deletion,
so skip these during software RAID cleanup.
Story: #2006355
Task: #36121
Change-Id: Idff9b9b0cbe42b57aa315ae07c0b51c35c9ade1e
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Change-Id: I195ffdeeb3c13bdec5fc1735b82efa53c8d9d3de
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If the target_raid_config is empty, we should not try
to create software RAID devices.
Change-Id: I5a29dc34a07903be0cc1b19594f160ac63c6ed2d
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The output for aarch64[1] `lshw -quiet -json` is a bit different from
x86_64, this will lead to 0 physical memory calculated currently. This
patch aims to make it compatible for aarch64 when getting physical memory
[1]: http://paste.openstack.org/show/754789/
Change-Id: Ib7b4ee857d8550e3d75ac8a53c61f0ecab45feff
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While most modern Linux distributions do not create RAM disks, newer
TinyCoreLinux actually does. Ignore them since we don't want to deploy
to RAM.
Change-Id: Ia810c7fb47f7098b8173d765ff9c33b48a223ff1
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TinyIPA does not do it, which prevents deployment on RAID devices.
Story: #2004581
Task: #36196
Change-Id: I6c1d90b4669102ab59588ab15f7166626c4d72be
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GPT/MBR partition table type alternative on softraid creation.
Change-Id: Ib3d00034fe687328a1ea3e038f6f86d2746e63a0
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These devices are mapped into memory, but nonetheless can appear
in lsblk output. Ignore them explicitly.
Change-Id: I2bb595ef29abdc98bd887bdf41c3c7f64cc3a7e6
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Change-Id: Ia725fcaee6018255af3dd7ff0eb2fb1cfbd2b322
Story: #2006341
Task: #36091
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Change-Id: I26008295c62abaeb31a32682abd1de21c20d15a9
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This patch amends the component and holder disk detection code
to be able to also extract information from inactive/broken md
devices. This may be required in case of broken RAID-0 (which
will show up as an empty inactive device after a reboot which
none the less keeps its spare devices 'in-use' and prevents
RAID re-creation).
Story: #2006215
Task: #35808
Change-Id: I4ce41b335843e18c67668192d2fccff1c6cdfb92
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When listing block devices, empty devices are not listed by
default. In order to clean up broken software RAID devices,
however, we need to list these as well. This patch adds the
corresponding option to 'lsblk', makes sure the device type
filtering handles the additional device type ('md' instead
of 'raid*' when an md device has only spares), and takes
care of lsblk reporting size '' for empty devices.
Story: #2006215
Task: #35807
Change-Id: I523e2ed90f3a477b5f5f27054b65fcfd26239ba2
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The from_device_file method in pyudev.Device is deprecated since
version 0.18
Using the same method from pyudev.Devices is now recommended.
Increasing minimum version of pyudev to 0.18 and correctly handling
exception raised by from_device_file.
Change-Id: I0637585241c81a36f69aef8017f1134f5c526eb1
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Change-Id: I7c55aee4b3b52cb414a595cf548e1f22e954f619
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The lshw output is huge even on virtual machines, and it pollutes
the debug logging. This change silences it. Instead, the lshw output
is collected as part of the ramdisk logs.
Depends-On: https://review.opendev.org/#/c/665635/
Change-Id: I6a3015b2d8d09f6f48b5cbd39dc84bd75b72f909
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During automatic cleaning, the generic hardware manager erases the
data and the metadata on all block devices. If this is done on RAID
members, the RAID device is destroyed. This patch proposes to exclude
RAID members from (meta)data cleaning.
Change-Id: I9ec7674925d981062c311cf34eadfe4cb891f077
Story: #2004581
Task: #33640
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This will retrieve the hostname of the host being introspected, and
return it as part of the introspection data.
Change-Id: I54084251e1b0f3a40fe5ac760b2a7e45199c9fdb
Story: #2005867
Task: #33674
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Remove the preformatting of log messages to avoid any formatting
is done when the corresponding log level not enabled.
Additional nits addressed:
- make the supported RAID levels a top-level frozenset
- remove unused return value from validate_configuration
Follow-up to Id20302537f7994982c7584af546a7e7520e9612b
Change-Id: If6484847a16f938c80523f0b7ec6ae52ea9cf598
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Pass an array to utils.execute() or enforce string usage
via 'shell=True', but don't mix.
Follow-up to Id20302537f7994982c7584af546a7e7520e9612b
Change-Id: I2e6c628360aecf81039089af78b19fe6a956e564
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This patch proposes to extend the IPA to be able to deploy on
software RAID devices. The IPA needs to be able to detect an
md device, find the underlying holder disks and configure grub
on them.
Change-Id: Ieb2c95ff130b5cc1e643fcde500066d9458ddbec
Story: #2004581
Task: #29102
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This patch proposes to extend the IPA to be able to configure software
RAID devices. For this, the {create,delete}_configuration methods of
the GenericHardwareManager are implemented.
Change-Id: Id20302537f7994982c7584af546a7e7520e9612b
Story: #2004581
Task: #29101
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This is a missing fix for patch.[1]
[1] https://review.opendev.org/#/c/656275/
Change-Id: I8443ae0c08487afea383e111b6c2b6d5941d4024
Task: 30654
Story: 2005528
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IPMI SPEC[1] assignment channel number 1-11 for vendors
implementation(We an search "Channel Numbers" in section 6.3).
We met an baremetal product, like H3C, use number 8 as LAN channel.
Current code limit channel number to 1~7,
I think this can increase to 1~11.
[1] https://www.intel.com/content/dam/www/public/us/en/documents/product-briefs/ipmi-second-gen-interface-spec-v2-rev1-1.pdf
Change-Id: I63a6ff91d702b990ef09da13e6e2e269e7274cce
Task: 30654
Story: 2005528
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This patch fixes parsing of memory class output of lshw output.
Task: 30201
Story: 2005308
Change-Id: I0e7ff9f86a266d2f798457136fed0100c78569e2
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Change-Id: Ia7f24c1df782de4809a5195876bbf0309b481fd7
Story: #2005133
Task: #29817
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Change-Id: Ic3532e51481fd07e2f816aeacb07ded2d56791ee
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Change-Id: Ice547f5eec849650828e1bd1aac48e7f041eeb34
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Modify the metadata erasing call chain to retrieve a list of devices
that includes partitions in addition to disks so it can erase metadata
from all of them, otherwise incidentally recreating disk partitions
causes the Linux kernel to discover and automatically recreate some
types of storage entities (eg LVM PVs, VGs, & LVs, RAID members &
devices).
Change-Id: If8f47a083966051856439e3291a6872929b93e3b
Story: #2003673
Task: #26192
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