testcases/kernel/fs/fs_maim/partbeat

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
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#
#  FILE(s)     : partbeat
#  DESCRIPTION : Quick test to test storage management functions like mount and fsck.
#                More can be added later without much trouble.  Command line takes the
#                partition device name (ex: /dev/hda1), an integer for how many iterations
#                of the test you would like to run and the filesystem type to use (jfs or ext2 for now).
#  AUTHOR      : Jeff Martin (martinjn@us.ibm.com)
#  HISTORY     :
#

$target=$ARGV[0];
$iterations=$ARGV[1];
$fstype=$ARGV[2];

print "mkfs:";
if ($fstype =~ /jfs\b/i) {
    $tmp = `mkfs.jfs -f $target`;
    }
elsif ($fstype =~ /ext2\b/i) {
    $tmp=`mkfs $target`;
    }
elsif ($fstype =~ /ext3\b/i) {
    $tmp=`mkfs -t ext3 $target`;
    }
elsif ($fstype =~ /reiserfs\b/i) {
    $tmp=`mkreiserfs --format 3.6 -f $target`;
    }
else {
    $tmp=`mkfs $target`;
    }
print $tmp;

print "fsck:";
$tmp=`fsck -t $fstype -a $target`;
print $tmp;

($junk,$junk,$device)=split(/\//,$target);

`mkdir $device`;

for ($i=1;$i<=$iterations;$i++) {
    print "mount:";
    $tmp=`mount -t $fstype $target $device`;
    print ($tmp."\n");

    `touch $device/indicator$i`;

    print "umount:";
    $tmp=`umount $target`;
    print ($tmp."\n");
    }

print "fsck:";
$tmp=`fsck -t $fstype -a $target`;
print $tmp;

`mount -t $fstype $target $device`;
`rm -f $device/indicator*`;