done
}
+__touch_device()
+{
+ local facet_type=$1 # mgs || mds || ost
+ local facet_num=$2
+ local facet=${1}${2}
+ local device
+
+ case "$(facet_fstype $facet)" in
+ ldiskfs)
+ device=$(${facet_type}devname $facet_num)
+ ;;
+ zfs)
+ device=$(${facet_type}vdevname $facet_num)
+ ;;
+ *)
+ error "Unhandled filesystem type"
+ ;;
+ esac
+
+ do_facet $facet "[ -e \"$device\" ]" && return
+
+ # Note: the following check only works with absolute paths
+ [[ ! "$device" =~ ^/dev/ ]] || [[ "$device" =~ ^/dev/shm/ ]] ||
+ error "$facet: device '$device' does not exist"
+
+ do_facet $facet "touch \"${device}\""
+}
+
format_mgs() {
local quiet
fi
echo "Format mgs: $(mgsdevname)"
reformat_external_journal mgs
+
+ # touch "device" in case it is a loopback file for testing and needs to
+ # be created. mkfs.lustre doesn't do this to avoid accidentally writing
+ # to non-existent files in /dev if the admin made a typo during setup
+ __touch_device mgs
+
add mgs $(mkfs_opts mgs $(mgsdevname)) $(mountfs_opts mgs) --reformat \
$(mgsdevname) $(mgsvdevname) ${quiet:+>/dev/null} || exit 10
}
fi
echo "Format mds$num: $(mdsdevname $num)"
reformat_external_journal mds$num
+
+ __touch_device mds $num
+
add mds$num $(mkfs_opts mds$num $(mdsdevname ${num})) \
$(mountfs_opts mds$num) --reformat $(mdsdevname $num) \
$(mdsvdevname $num) ${quiet:+>/dev/null} || exit 10
fi
echo "Format ost$num: $(ostdevname $num)"
reformat_external_journal ost$num
+
+ __touch_device ost $num
+
add ost$num $(mkfs_opts ost$num $(ostdevname ${num})) \
$(mountfs_opts ost$num) --reformat $(ostdevname $num) \
$(ostvdevname ${num}) ${quiet:+>/dev/null} || exit 10