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#!/bin/ash
# BTRFS repair/bootstrap initramfs hook
#
# Copyright (c) 2010-2012, C Anthony Risinger
# All rights reserved.
#
# Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
# modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
#
# 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this
# list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
# 2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice,
# this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation
# and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
#
# THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS "AS IS" AND
# ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED
# WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE
# DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR
# ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES
# (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES;
# LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND
# ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT
# (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS
# SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
# hook name
: ${BTRFS_HOOK_NAME:="btrfs_advanced"}
# output handlers
btrfs_info () { [ "${quiet}" != "y" ] && echo ":: ${BTRFS_HOOK_NAME} [INFO]: ${@}"; }
btrfs_warn () { echo ":: ${BTRFS_HOOK_NAME} [WARN]: ${@}"; }
btrfs_error () { echo ":: ${BTRFS_HOOK_NAME} [ERROR]: ${@}"; }
btrfs_fatal () { echo ":: ${BTRFS_HOOK_NAME} [FATAL]: ${@}"; break=y; }
# source config
if [ -f /etc/default/btrfs_advanced ]; then
. /etc/default/btrfs_advanced
btrfs_info "Configuration file /etc/default/btrfs_advanced loaded"
fi
# set defaults if not specified in config
: ${BTRFS_DIR_ACTIVE:="/__active"}
: ${BTRFS_DIR_SNAPSHOT:="/__snapshot"}
: ${BTRFS_DIR_ROLLBACK:="/__rollback"}
# strip trailing / if needed
BTRFS_DIR_ACTIVE="${BTRFS_DIR_ACTIVE%/}"
BTRFS_DIR_SNAPSHOT="${BTRFS_DIR_SNAPSHOT%/}"
BTRFS_DIR_ROLLBACK="${BTRFS_DIR_ROLLBACK%/}"
# internal variables
: ${BTRFS_IS_MOUNTED:=false}
: ${BTRFS_HAS_ROLLBACK:=true}
: ${BTRFS_DIR_WORK:="/new_root"}
: ${BTRFS_BOOT_SUBVOL:="."}
: ${BTRFS_BOOT_SUBVOLID:=0}
: ${BTRFS_ROLLBACK_CHOICE:="default"}
: ${BTRFS_ROLLBACK_LIST:="default"}
: ${BTRFS_ROLLBACK_LIST_COUNT:=1}
: ${BTRFS_ROLLBACK_KERNEL:=true}
: ${BTRFS_KERNEL:="/boot/vmlinuz-linux"}
: ${BTRFS_INITRD:="/boot/initramfs-linux.img"}
: ${BTRFS_KVER_CHECK:=false}
: ${BTRFS_KVER_DIFFER:=true}
: ${BTRFS_ENABLE_DEGRADED:=false}
: ${BTRFS_ENABLE_DEGRADED_ROLLBACK:=false}
btrfs_mount_handler () {
local x i=1 work=${1%/}
BTRFS_DIR_WORK=${work}
# scan for multi device filesystems
btrfs device scan 2>&1 | grep -v "No medium found"
# temporary mount btrfs root subvolume
if ! mount -t btrfs -o subvolid=0,rw ${root} ${work}; then
# try to mount in degraded mode
if ${BTRFS_ENABLE_DEGRADED}; then
if ! mount -t btrfs -o subvolid=0,rw,degraded ${root} ${work}; then
btrfs_fatal "Unable to mount root subvolume" &&
return 1
else
btrfs_warn "Mounted root subvolume in degraded mode"
sleep 3
rootflags="${rootflags},degraded"
# supress rollback choice in degraded mode
if ! ${BTRFS_ENABLE_DEGRADED_ROLLBACK}; then
btrfs_info "Disabled rollback feature in degraded mode"
kexeced=true
fi
fi
else
btrfs_fatal "Unable to mount root subvolume" &&
return 1
fi
fi
BTRFS_IS_MOUNTED=true
# check if we already ran kexec
: ${kexeced:=false}
if ! ${kexeced}; then
if ! [ -d ${work}${BTRFS_DIR_ACTIVE} ]; then
if ! { btrfs_ask_volatile && btrfs_set_volatile; }; then
BTRFS_HAS_ROLLBACK=false
fi
fi
# ask for rollback
if ${BTRFS_HAS_ROLLBACK} && btrfs_ask_rollback; then
# collect available snapshots
for x in $(btrfs subvolume list ${work} --sort=gen | awk '{print $2 ",/" $9}' | grep -E "^[0-9]*,${BTRFS_DIR_SNAPSHOT}/"); do
i=$((${i}+1))
BTRFS_ROLLBACK_LIST_COUNT=${i}
BTRFS_ROLLBACK_LIST="${BTRFS_ROLLBACK_LIST} ${x}"
done; i=1
# print available snapshots
echo "Available rollback snapshots:"
for x in ${BTRFS_ROLLBACK_LIST}; do
echo -e "${i})\t${x#*,}"
i=$((${i}+1))
done; i=1
# let the user choose a snapshot
BTRFS_ROLLBACK_CHOICE="$(btrfs_get_rollback_choice)"
if [ "${BTRFS_ROLLBACK_CHOICE}" != "default" ]; then
# choose snapshots subvolume
BTRFS_BOOT_SUBVOL=${BTRFS_ROLLBACK_CHOICE#*,}
# snapshot to rollback
btrfs_setup_rollback
# get new subvolid of rollback subvolume
x="$(btrfs subvolume list ${work} | awk '{print $2 ",/" $9}' | grep -E "^[0-9]*,${BTRFS_DIR_ROLLBACK}$")"
BTRFS_BOOT_SUBVOL=${x#*,}
BTRFS_BOOT_SUBVOLID=${x%,*}
else
# get subvolid of active subvolume
x="$(btrfs subvolume list ${work} | awk '{print $2 ",/" $9}' | grep -E "^[0-9]*,${BTRFS_DIR_ACTIVE}$")"
BTRFS_BOOT_SUBVOL=${x#*,}
BTRFS_BOOT_SUBVOLID=${x%,*}
fi
else
# get subvolid of active subvolume
x="$(btrfs subvolume list ${work} | awk '{print $2 ",/" $9}' | grep -E "^[0-9]*,${BTRFS_DIR_ACTIVE}$")"
BTRFS_BOOT_SUBVOL=${x#*,}
BTRFS_BOOT_SUBVOLID=${x%,*}
fi
# btrfs subvolume set-default
btrfs_info "Booting from subvolume [${BTRFS_BOOT_SUBVOL}]..."
btrfs subvolume set-default ${BTRFS_BOOT_SUBVOLID} ${work}
# if kernel rollback is enabled (so it is by default)
if ${BTRFS_ROLLBACK_KERNEL}; then
# test if a new kernel is present
if [ -f ${work}${BTRFS_BOOT_SUBVOL}${BTRFS_KERNEL} -a -f ${work}${BTRFS_BOOT_SUBVOL}${BTRFS_INITRD} ]; then
# compare running kernel's version against kernel image
if ${BTRFS_CHECK_KVER}; then
# extract kernel_version from header in kernel image
# according to kernel documentation:
# https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/x86/boot.txt
#
# 0x020E -> 526
kver_pointer_hex="$(dd if=${work}${BTRFS_BOOT_SUBVOL}${BTRFS_KERNEL} bs=1 skip=526 count=2 2>/dev/null | hexdump -e '"%x"')"
# convert to decimal
kver_pointer="$(printf "%d\n" "0x${kver_pointer_hex}")"
#
# 0x0200 -> 512
kver="$(dd if=${work}${BTRFS_BOOT_SUBVOL}${BTRFS_KERNEL} bs=1 skip=$((512+${kver_pointer})) count=128 2>/dev/null | strings -n 10)"
echo "${kver}" | grep "$(uname -r)" | grep "$(uname -v)" 1>/dev/null
if [ ${?} -eq 0 ]; then
BTRFS_KVER_DIFFER=false
fi
fi
# only load new kernel if versions differ
# if the above check failes they differ by default anyway
if ${BTRFS_KVER_DIFFER}; then
# copy kernel to initramfs
cp "${work}${BTRFS_BOOT_SUBVOL}${BTRFS_KERNEL}" "/tmp/linux"
cp "${work}${BTRFS_BOOT_SUBVOL}${BTRFS_INITRD}" "/tmp/initrd"
# unmount btrfs root subvolume
! umount ${BTRFS_DIR_WORK} &&
btrfs_fatal "Unable to umount root subvolume" &&
return 1
BTRFS_IS_MOUNTED=false
# force reload kernel
btrfs_info "Reloading kernel from [${BTRFS_BOOT_SUBVOL}]..."
kexec -f "/tmp/linux" --initrd="/tmp/initrd" --reuse-cmdline --append="kexeced=true"
# at this point the kernel reloads the initramfs and
# restarts init - no further code is executed
fi
else
btrfs_warn "Unable to load kernel from new root subvolume"
btrfs_warn "Check your config in /etc/default/btrfs_advanced"
fi
# unmount btrfs root subvolume
! umount ${BTRFS_DIR_WORK} &&
btrfs_fatal "Unable to umount root subvolume" &&
return 1
BTRFS_IS_MOUNTED=false
fi
fi
btrfs_process_mount ${work}
}
btrfs_process_mount () {
# if btrfs root subvolume is mounted, umount it
${BTRFS_IS_MOUNTED} && umount ${BTRFS_DIR_WORK}
rootfstype=btrfs
# remove subvol/subvolid mount option
rootflags="$(echo ${rootflags} | sed 's/subvol[id]*=[^,]*,\?//g;s/,$//g')"
# call standard mount handler
default_mount_handler ${1}
}
btrfs_ask_volatile () {
read -s -p "Press any key to setup BTRFS rollback support..." -n1 -t3 && echo && return 0
echo && return 1
}
btrfs_set_volatile () {
cat <<MESSAGE
--------------------------------- INFORMATION ----------------------------------
Either this is your first time using this hook, or you have not prepared your
system for non-volatile rollback support. Support can easily be enabled right
now, else you can continue using this hook without true non-volatile rollback
support. To enable support, a snapshot of your system's current state must be
made to ${BTRFS_DIR_ACTIVE}.
This snapshot will subsequently be used as the primary boot device from now on.
This operation is safe. Your original / will remain intact and unused. It is
up to you to rm -rf the stagnant files from your old / (var, usr, lib, etc),
and reclaim what would in time become dead space.
DO NOT remove ${BTRFS_DIR_ACTIVE}, ${BTRFS_DIR_SNAPSHOT}, or ${BTRFS_DIR_ROLLBACK}.
The following commands will be executed:
# btrfs subvolume snapshot / ${BTRFS_DIR_ACTIVE}
# mkdir ${BTRFS_DIR_SNAPSHOT}
If you do not understand the above, are afraid, or become clammy/panicky when
presented with decisions, answer no, and seek the maintainer for clarification.
--------------------------------- INFORMATION ----------------------------------
MESSAGE
local x i=0 ans prompt="Continue setup rollback support? (y/[n]) "
while true; do
read -p "${prompt}" ans
if [ -z "${ans}" ]; then
ans=n; break
elif ! echo "${ans}" | grep -q -E "^[yn]$"; then
prompt="Try again, this time choose y or n: "
else
break
fi
done
# return 1 to DISABLE NON-VOLATILE SUPPORT, and boot / instead
if [ ${ans} = y ]; then
btrfs_info "Snapshotting system state to ${BTRFS_DIR_ACTIVE}..."
! btrfs subvolume snapshot ${BTRFS_DIR_WORK} ${BTRFS_DIR_WORK}${BTRFS_DIR_ACTIVE} &&
btrfs_error "Unknown problem creating ${BTRFS_DIR_ACTIVE}, fallback to /" &&
return 1
! mkdir ${BTRFS_DIR_WORK}${BTRFS_DIR_SNAPSHOT} &&
btrfs_error "Unknown problem creating ${BTRFS_DIR_SNAPSHOT}, fallback to /" &&
return 1
return 0
else
btrfs_warn "Skipping setup of non-volatile rollback support"
return 1
fi
}
btrfs_ask_rollback () {
read -s -p "Press any key to prepare BTRFS rollback..." -n1 -t3 && echo && return 0
echo && return 1
}
btrfs_get_rollback_choice () {
local x i=1 ans prompt="Select snapshot [${BTRFS_ROLLBACK_LIST_COUNT}]: "
while true; do
read -p "${prompt}" ans
if [ -z "${ans}" ]; then
ans=${BTRFS_ROLLBACK_LIST_COUNT}
break
elif ! echo "${ans}" | grep -q -E "^[0-9]+$"; then
prompt="Invalid choice (not a number), please try again: "
elif [ ${ans} -lt 1 ]; then
prompt="Selection (${ans}) is too low, please try again: "
elif [ ${ans} -gt ${BTRFS_ROLLBACK_LIST_COUNT} ]; then
prompt="Selection (${ans}) is too high, please try again: "
else
break
fi
done
for x in ${BTRFS_ROLLBACK_LIST}; do
[ ${ans} -eq ${i} ] && echo "${x}" && return 0
i=$((${i}+1))
done
echo "default"
}
btrfs_setup_rollback () {
local source=${BTRFS_DIR_WORK}${BTRFS_BOOT_SUBVOL}
local target=${BTRFS_DIR_WORK}${BTRFS_DIR_ROLLBACK}
if [ -d ${target} ]; then
btrfs_info "Delete stagnant rollback environment in [${BTRFS_DIR_ROLLBACK}]..."
btrfs subvolume delete ${target} || rm -rf ${target}
fi
btrfs_info "Creating new rollback environment in [${BTRFS_DIR_ROLLBACK}] from [${BTRFS_BOOT_SUBVOL}]..."
btrfs subvolume snapshot ${source} ${target}
}
# main
run_hook () {
# root must be btrfs else silent return
if [ "$(blkid -s TYPE -o value ${root} 2>/dev/null)" != "btrfs" -a "$(blkid -s TYPE -o value -lt ${root} 2>/dev/null)" != "btrfs" ]; then
btrfs_warn "Root filesystem ${root} is not a BTRFS filesystem"
return 0
fi
# try to load kernel module else silent return
! modprobe btrfs &&
btrfs_fatal "Unable to insert BTRFS module" &&
return 1
# wait 10 seconds for creation of /dev/btrfs-control by udev
local i=0 timeout=100
while [ ! -e /dev/btrfs-control -a ${i} -lt ${timeout} ]; do
sleep 0.1
i=$((${i}+1))
done
# else silent return
! [ -e /dev/btrfs-control ] &&
btrfs_fatal "Timeout waiting for /dev/btrfs-control" &&
return 1
# if btrfs binary exists override mount handler
if [ -n "$(type -p btrfs)" ]; then
btrfs_info "Using btrfs binary and advanced mount handling"
mount_handler="btrfs_mount_handler"
return 0
else
# no way to mount/scan for multi device
# default handler can mount single device
btrfs_error "The btrfs binary is missing, trying default handler..."
return 0
fi
}
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