xref: /src/tests/dev/fss/t_fss.sh

# $NetBSD: t_fss.sh,v 1.7 2025/04/19 02:07:43 rin Exp $
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#
# Verify basic operation of fss(4) file system snapshot device
#

vnddev=vnd0
vnd=/dev/${vnddev}

orig_data="Original data"
repl_data="Replacement data"

atf_test_case basic cleanup
basic_head() {
	atf_set "descr" "Verify basic operation of fss(4) file system " \
		"snapshot device"
}

basic_body() {
	if [ $(uname -p) = vax ]; then
		atf_skip "port-vax/59287 vnd(4) can cause kernel crash"
	fi

# verify fss is available (or loadable as a module)

	fssconfig -l /dev/fss0 > /dev/null || atf_skip "FSS not available"

# create of mount-points for the file system and snapshot

	mkdir ./m1
	mkdir ./m2

# create a small 4MB file, treat it as a disk, init a file-system on it,
# and mount it

	dd if=/dev/zero of=./image bs=32k count=64
	vndconfig -c ${vnddev} ./image
	newfs -I ${vnd}
	mount ${vnd} ./m1

	echo "${orig_data}" > ./m1/text

# configure and mount a snapshot of the file system

	fssconfig -c fss0 ./m1 ./backup
	mount -o rdonly /dev/fss0 ./m2

# Modify the data on the underlying file system

	echo "${repl_data}" > ./m1/text || abort

# Verify that original data is still visible in the snapshot

	read test_data < ./m2/text
	atf_check_equal "${orig_data}" "${test_data}"
}

basic_cleanup() {
# Unmount our temporary stuff
	umount /dev/fss0	|| true
	fssconfig -u fss0	|| true
	umount ${vnd}		|| true
	vndconfig -u ${vnddev}	|| true
}

atf_init_test_cases()
{
	atf_add_test_case basic
}