Matt,

Looks good.  Just a comment nit at perform_slim_insall.c
starting at line 2592.  With your latest changes, this
comment isn't accurate anymore.


thanks,
-ethan


On 03/24/10 07:38, Matt Keenan wrote:
> Code review request for following two bugs :
>   10115 - AI ignores desired swap listed in ai manifest
>   http://defect.opensolaris.org/bz/show_bug.cgi?id=10115
>
>   12960 - Should be possible to define dump ZVOL size in AI manifest
>   http://defect.opensolaris.org/bz/show_bug.cgi?id=12960
>
> Webrev :
>   http://cr.opensolaris.org/~mattman/bug-10115-12960/
>
> 2nd round for review, made following updates after review :
>  - Changed ai manifest definition names, to make more readable :
> <ai_device_swap>  to <ai_swap_device>
> <ai_device_dump>  to <ai_dump_device>
>
>  - If not enough disk space to create the specified swap/dump then
>    install will fail.
>
> Both bugs were addressed together as they affect same code paths, plan 
> is to push to tip only.
>
> 10115
> -----
> AI manifest currently provides specification for <ai_swap_size>, 
> however the contents of this element had never been implemented, it 
> was simply ignored.
> Solution, was to read <ai_swap_size> from manifest, if defined and 
> pass through to liborchestrator via nvlist as new nvpair.
>
> 12960
> -----
> This is a request to allow the specification of dump size in AI manifest.
> Solution, was to define new section in AI manifest <ai_dump_device> 
> which can
> contain new element <ai_dump_size>. Parse this element in AI and pass 
> through to liborchestrator in the same manner as swap size.
>
>
> In both cases for swap and dump size, a specification of "0" size is 
> indicative that the user does not want a swap/dump zvol created.
>
> The only instance where this is ignored is in the case of swap where a 
> system memory is low e.g. < 700MB, then a default swap slice of 512 is 
> created (see disk_slices.c)
>
> Swap and dump sizes are always optional, if neither are specified, 
> then the original algorithm for calculating swap and dump size is 
> used, which is
> simply RAM/2.
>
> If swap and/or dump is specified of > 0, and there is insufficient 
> disk space available to create the requested zvol(s), the install will 
> fail.
>
>
> Following testing was carried out.
>
> Machine : X86 Vbox Client
> Disk Size : 16GB (16001 MB)
> Ram Size  :  1GB (1024 MB)
> Recommended Software Size : ((4096 * 1.2) * 2) + 2048 = 11878 MB
> Available disk space for swap/dump : (16001 MB - 11878 MB) = 4123 MB
>
> Following scenarios were tested :
>
> <ai_swap_size> <ai_dump_size>    Swap Created    Dump Created
> --------------- ---------------- --------------- ------------
> Not Specified   Not Specified    512             511
> 0               Not Specified    Not Created     511
> 250             Not Specified    250             511
> 1024            Not Specified    1024            511
> 4000            Not Specified    Install fail, not enough disk space
> Not Specified   0                512             Not Created
> Not Specified   250              512             250
> Not Specified   1024             512             1024
> Not Specified   4000             Install fail, not enough disk space
> 0               0                Not Created     Not Created
> 250             0                250             Not Created
> 1500            0                1500            Not Created
> 4000            0                4000            Not Created
> 5000            0                Install fail, not enough disk space
> 0               250              Not Created     256
> 0               1500             Not Created     1500
> 0               4000             Not Created     4000
> 0               5000             Install fail, not enough disk space
> 1024            1024             1024            1024
> 3000            3000             Install fail, not enough disk space
> 1024            4000             Install fail, not enough disk space
> 4000            1024             Install fail, not enough disk space
>
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