Cross Reference: /illumos-gate/usr/src/cmd/stmsboot/mpxio-upgrade

	mpxio-upgrade revision bd93c05dbd9b8f1e8d2edf48c777bc881f927608
18861N/A#!/sbin/sh
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18861N/A
18861N/A. /lib/svc/share/fs_include.sh
18861N/A. /lib/svc/share/net_include.sh
18861N/A
18861N/A# Make sure that the essential libraries can be found.
18861N/ALD_LIBRARY_PATH=/lib; export LD_LIBRARY_PATH
18861N/ASTMSBOOTUTIL=/lib/mpxio/stmsboot_util
18861N/ASAVEDIR=/etc/mpxio
18861N/ABOOTDEVICES=$SAVEDIR/boot-devices
18861N/ARECOVERFILE=$SAVEDIR/recover_instructions
18861N/ADEVFSADM=/usr/sbin/devfsadm
18861N/ADUMPADM=/usr/sbin/dumpadm
18861N/AMETADEVADM=/usr/sbin/metadevadm
18861N/AISROOTDEV=""
18861N/AISROOTDEVPATH=""
18861N/Ausrmounted=0
18861N/AUNAME=/usr/bin/uname
18861N/AECHO=/usr/bin/echo
18861N/ACAT=/usr/bin/cat
18861N/ACP=/usr/bin/cp
18861N/ADF=/usr/bin/df
18861N/ALS=/usr/bin/ls
18861N/ARM=/usr/bin/rm
18861N/AEGREP=/usr/bin/egrep
18861N/ASED=/usr/bin/sed
18861N/AZPOOL=/usr/sbin/zpool
18861N/AAWK=/usr/bin/awk
18861N/AMOUNT=/sbin/mount
18861N/AUMOUNT=/sbin/mount
18861N/AEEPROM=/usr/sbin/eeprom
18861N/ABOOTADM=/usr/sbin/bootadm
18861N/ASVCADM=/usr/sbin/svcadm
18861N/AREBOOT=/usr/sbin/reboot
18861N/A
18861N/Ampxio_error()
18861N/A{
18861N/A    cecho "\nERROR: stmsboot: $1"
18861N/A    #
18861N/A    # display recovery instructions - the first call logs to the service
18861N/A    # log and the second call displays on the console.
18861N/A    #
    shcat $RECOVERFILE
    shcat $RECOVERFILE >/dev/msglog 2>&1
    cecho "These instructions were also logged to the file $RECOVERFILE\n"
}

#
# root ("/") is already mounted read only by the kernel.
# Remount the root read-write.
#
mpxio_mount_root()
{
    HASZFSROOT=`$DF -g / |grep zfs`
    RVAL=""

    # In single-user maintenance mode, we don't have a writable
    # root partition, so we _cannot_ use devlinks. Therefore we
    # have to do some dancing - first mount the physical path
    # read-write, then re-run $STMSBOOTUTIL to get the real
    # devlink mapping, and then re-mount the root slice. Of course,
    # if we all used ZFS this wouldn't be such a pain!
    exec < $vfstab; readvfstab /
    # ZFS root environments should _not_ have an entry for /
    # in their /etc/vfstab.
    if [ -n "$special" ]; then
        # sanity check for ZFSRoot _and_ / in /etc/vfstab
        if [ -n "$HASZFSROOT" ]; then
            # ERROR - this would cause a failure later
            # so let root know about it now and provide
            # a chance to handle it before filesystem/usr
            cecho "stmsboot: System has ZFS Root *and* an entry for / in /etc/vfstab\nstmsboot: Please remove the / entry from /etc/vfstab and then run\n# svcadm clear mpxio-upgrade"
            exit 1
        fi
        ISPHYS=`echo $special |$AWK '/^\/dev\/dsk/ {print}'`;
        if [ -z "$ISPHYS" ]; then
            # a metadevice, either /dev/md or /dev/vx
            new_special=$special
            $MOUNT -o remount,rw $new_special / >/dev/msglog 2>&1
        else
            new_special=`$STMSBOOTUTIL -m $special`
            if [ "$new_special" = "NOT_MAPPED" ]; then
                # this is a bad state to be in, exit
                cecho "Error: Your root device is not mapped."
                exit 1
            fi
                checkopt "llock" $mntopts
            mntopts='remount'
            [ -n "$otherops" ] && mntopts="${mntopts},${otherops}"
            RVAL=`$MOUNT -m -F $fstype -o $mntopts $new_special \
                $mountp >/dev/msglog 2>&1`
            # if we've got active-active paths to our rootvp and
            # the first path returned by $STMSBOOTUTIL is not the
            # same as the one we booted from, then we need some
            # handwaving due to restrictions in the ufs module
            # (see the remountfs() function in
            # $SRC/uts/common/fs/ufs/ufs_vfsops.c)
            if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
                # now re-run $STMSBOOTUTIL to get the real
                # mapping for this device
                new_special=`$STMSBOOTUTIL -m $special`
                # mount root for real
                $MOUNT -o remount,rw $new_special / \
                    >/dev/msglog 2>&1
            else
                for device in `$CAT $BOOTDEVICES`; do
                    new_special="/devices${device}"
                    $MOUNT -m -F $fstype -o $mntopts \
                        $new_special $mountp >/dev/msglog 2>&1
                    if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
                        # success, break out
                        ISROOTDEVPATH=`$ECHO $device | \
                        $AWK -F":" '{print $1}'`
                        break;
                    fi
                done
                if [ -n "$RVAL" ]; then
                    cecho "Error: Unable to remount your root device"
                    exit 1;
                fi
            fi
        fi
    else
        if [ -z "$HASZFSROOT" ]; then
            cecho "stmsboot: Error: your root slice is invalid"
            exit 1
        else
            cecho "stmsboot: Root is on ZFS"
        fi
    fi
}

#
# mount /usr read only
#
mpxio_mount_usr()
{
    exec < $vfstab; readvfstab "/usr"
    ret_val=0
    if [ -n "$mountp" ]; then
        case "$special" in
        /dev/md/*)
            new_special=$special
            ;;
        /dev/vx/*)
            new_special=$special
            ;;
        *)
            new_special=`$STMSBOOTUTIL -m $special`
            ;;
        esac

        #
        # Must use -o largefiles here to ensure the read-only
        # mount does not fail as a result of having a large
        # file present on /usr.
        #
        if [ "$mntopts" = "-" ]; then
            mntopts='ro,largefiles'
        else
            checkopt largefiles $mntopts
            if [ "$option" != "largefiles" ]; then
                mntopts="largefiles,$mntopts"
            fi

            checkopt ro $mntopts
            if [ "$option" != "ro" ]; then
                mntopts="ro,$mntopts"
            fi

            # Requesting logging on a read-only mount
            # causes errors to be displayed, so remove
            # "logging" from the list of options.
            checkopt logging $mntopts
            if [ "$option" = "logging" ]; then
                mntopts="$otherops"
            fi
        fi

        # In case of a manual restart of the service, mount
        # will emit messages if /usr is already mounted.
        # So redirect the output to /dev/null.
        $MOUNT -m -F $fstype -o $mntopts $new_special /usr \
>/dev/null 2>&1
        ret_val=$?
        if [ $ret_val -eq 0 ]; then
            usrmounted=1
        fi
    fi

    return $ret_val
}

# update system dump configuration
update_dumpconf()
{
    # Disable device-in-use checking (done in libdiskmgt).
    # Without disabling this check, the configuration of dump device
    # would fail as the device-in-use code incorrectly concludes that
    # the device is in use and hence prevents configuration of the dump
    # device.
    NOINUSE_CHECK=1
    export NOINUSE_CHECK

    DUMPISZFS=`$AWK -F"=" '/DUMPADM_DEVICE/ {print $2}' /etc/dumpadm.conf|$EGREP zvol`
    if [ -z "$DUMPISZFS" ]; then
        set -- `$DUMPADM -u 2>&1 | $EGREP 'cannot use /dev.* as dump device'`
        if [ -n "$4" ]; then
            newname=`$STMSBOOTUTIL -m $4`
            if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
                if $DUMPADM -d $newname > /dev/msglog 2> /dev/console; then
                    cecho "stmsboot: dump configuration \
                    has been updated."
                else
                    mpxio_error "failed to configure \
                    the dump device.\nold \
                    dump device name: $4"
                    return 1
                fi
            fi
        fi
    else
        # make sure we can get to it, force zfs to load fully
        $LS $DUMPISZFS >>/dev/null 2>&1
        cecho "stmsboot: dump on ZFS, no dumpadm update required"
    fi
    return 0
}

# Update bootpath for x86 here when we are enabling mpxio on root
update_bootpath()
{
    cur_bootpath=`$STMSBOOTUTIL -b`
    if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
        cecho "stmsboot: ERROR! Unable to retrieve bootpath property\n"
        exit 1
    fi

    # Since on x64 platforms the eeprom command doesn't update the
    # kernel, the file /boot/solaris/bootenv.rc and the kernel's
    # bootpath variable have a good chance of differing. We do some
    # extra handwaving to get the correct bootpath variable setting.

    ONDISKVER=`$AWK '/bootpath/ {print $3}' /boot/solaris/bootenv.rc|\
        $SED -e"s,',,g"`
    if [ "$ONDISKVER" != "$cur_bootpath" ]; then
        cur_bootpath="$ONDISKVER"
    fi

    NEWBOOTPATH=""
    for path in $cur_bootpath; do
        mapped=`$STMSBOOTUTIL -p $path`
        if [ "$mapped" != "NOT_MAPPED" ]; then
            if [ "$mapped" != "$path" ]; then
                NEWBOOTPATH=`echo "$path " | \
                    $SED -e"s|$path|$mapped|"`" $NEWBOOTPATH"
            else
                NEWBOOTPATH="$NEWBOOTPATH $path"
            fi
        fi
    done
    # now strip off leading and trailing space chars
    new_bootpath=`echo $NEWBOOTPATH`
    $EEPROM bootpath="$new_bootpath"
    cecho "stmsboot: bootpath has been updated"
    cecho ""
}

# Now do the actual work
mpxio_main()
{
    # NOTE: If the first attempt to run the service has failed due to an
    # expected error, users should be able to manually rerun the service.
    #
    # First mount /usr read only. This must be done to run
    # utilities such as fsck and devfsadm.
    # In the case of a manual rerun of the service, mounting of /usr here
    # fails if /usr already happens to be mounted. It is better that we
    # do not mount /usr if already mounted, but there seems to be no
    # apparent way to check whether /usr is mounted or not as we mount
    # /usr without making an entry into /etc/mnttab. So instead of
    # explicitly checking for mount failures, we just do a sanity check
    # by looking for some file (in this case devfsadm) in /usr.
    #
    mpxio_mount_usr
    if [ ! -s $DEVFSADM ]; then
        mpxio_error "failed to mount the /usr filesystem."
        return
    fi

    if mpxio_mount_root; then
        # create /dev links
        cecho "stmsboot: configuring devices"
        $DEVFSADM

        if [ -n "$ISROOTDEVPATH" ]; then
            ISROOTDEV=`$STMSBOOTUTIL -o $ISROOTDEVPATH`
        fi

        # update /etc/vfstab to reflect device name changes
        $STMSBOOTUTIL -u >/dev/msglog 2>&1
        if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
            $CP /etc/vfstab /etc/vfstab.old
            # handle active-active paths, where the probe order
            # for the hba reports a different path to what the
            # boot-device variable gives us
            if [ -n "$ISROOTDEV" ]; then
                ROOTDEVCHK=`grep $ISROOTDEV /etc/vfstab`
                if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
                    # we got a different path for root
                    exec < $SAVEDIR/vfstab.new; readvfstab /
                    FILEDEV=`$ECHO $special | \
                        $SED -e"s,/dev/dsk/,," -e"s,s[0-9]*,,"`
                    $SED -e"s,$FILEDEV,$ISROOTDEV,g" < \
                        $SAVEDIR/vfstab.new > /etc/vfstab
                fi
            else
                $CP $SAVEDIR/vfstab.new /etc/vfstab
            fi
            $RM $SAVEDIR/vfstab.new
            cecho ""
            cecho "stmsboot: vfstab has been updated"

            if update_dumpconf; then
                # update svm configuration to reflect new names
                if [ -s /kernel/drv/md.conf ] && \
                    [ -x $METADEVADM ]; then
                    $METADEVADM -r >/dev/msglog 2>&1
                fi
            fi

            MACH=`$UNAME -p`
            if [ "$MACH" = "i386" ]; then
                # only update bootpath here for x86
                update_bootpath
            fi
            cecho "stmsboot: now regenerating boot archive"
            $BOOTADM update-archive
        else
            mpxio_error "failed to update /etc/vfstab."
        fi

        $SVCADM disable system/device/mpxio-upgrade

        if [ $usrmounted -eq 1 ]; then
            cecho "stmsboot: rebooting the system now."
            $REBOOT
        fi
    else
        mpxio_error "failed to mount the root filesystem."
    fi
}

mpxio_main