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Karl Godt
Joined: 20 Jun 2010
Posts: 3654
Location: Kiel,Germany
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 Posted: Mon 08 Jul 2013, 21:19 Post_subject:
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This is cutting edge - likely has bugs .
Features added :
Support for /dev/fd* floppy drives .
usage message if called with -h parameter
shell builtin getopts
Supported Parameters :
-V : Shows version information.
-H|-h : Shows this usage.
-E : Use dc external binary if option -S applies.
-M : Shorter machine readable output for to be used in scripts.
-P : Show partition numbers.
-p : Pretty and long output for terminal usage.
-S : Show drive sizes in 1000/1024 format.
-s : Shorter output.
I am mainly interested in the -M option to reduce code in parent scripts eg /sbin/pup_event_frontend_d
Example output :
bash-3.00# probedisk2E -M
fd0|floppy|Generic 1440kb FD|4/4 K
sda|drive|ATA ST500DM002-1BD14|500/465 G
sdb|drive|ATA ST1000DM003-9YN1|1000/931 G
sdc|usbdrv|HUAWEI MMC Storage|1/1 G
sdd|usbdrv|HitachiG ST|500/465 G
sr0|optical|PLDS DVD-ROM DH-16D3S|1073/1023 M
sr1|optical|HL-DT-ST DVD-RAM GH10L|1073/1023 M
sr2|optical|HUAWEI Mass Storage|78/74 M
| Code: | #!/bin/sh
#LGPL 2007 Puppy Linux www.puppyos.com
#based on probedisk3 written by Dougal.
#small mods by BK 16 june 2007
# 21 Jun 2007 BK: force /proc update for usb drives.
#v3.93 10 dec 2007 BK: updated for 2.6.24 kernel, no /dev/hd*.
#v3.97 31jan2008 BK: refinement for detecting kernels with /dev/hd* drives.
#v4.01 10may2008 BK: bugfix for detecting if usb drive.
#v4.01 10may2008 BK: new 2nd-param categories. named 'probedisk2'.
#v4.01 21may2008 BK: zip and ls120 now categorized as 'floppy'.
#v4.02 9jun08 BK: correct detection of usb floppy.
#v403 fixed excessive spaces in description field.
#v406 support for old kernel, /proc/ide, /dev/hd*.
###KRG Fr 31. Aug 23:34:58 GMT+1 2012
trap "exit 1" HUP INT QUIT KILL TERM
OUT=/dev/null;ERR=$OUT
[ "$DEBUG" ] && { OUT=/dev/stdout;ERR=/dev/stderr; }
[ "$DEBUG" = "2" ] && set -x
Version='1.1' ##added partitions
Version='1.2E' ##added function_size, moved code
usage(){
USAGE_MSG="
$0 [ PARAMETERS ]
-V : Shows version information.
-H|-h : Shows this usage.
-E : Use dc external binary if option -S applies.
-M : Shorter machine readable output for to be used in scripts.
-P : Show partition numbers.
-p : Pretty and long output for terminal usage.
-S : Show drive sizes in 1000/1024 format.
-s : Shorter output.
******* ******* ******* ******* ******* ******* ******* ******* *******
$2"
echo "$USAGE_MSG"
exit $1
}
###KRG Fr 31. Aug 23:34:58 GMT+1 2012
###KRG Mon Jul 8 22:35:19 GMT+1 2013
function_format_size(){
if [ "$USE_DC" ] ; then
SIZE_I=`dc $blocks_1024 $F1024 \/ p`
SIZE_K=`dc $blocks_1000 $F1000 \/ p`
else
SIZE_I=$(($blocks_1024 / $F1024))
SIZE_K=$(($blocks_1000 / $F1000))
fi
SIZES="|${SIZE_K}/${SIZE_I} $USE_C"
}
function_size(){
if [ -f /sys/block/$ONEDRV/size ] ; then
read blocks_512 </sys/block/$ONEDRV/size
blocks_1024=$(($blocks_512/2))
blocks_1000=$((($blocks_512 * 512) / 1000 ))
if [ "$blocks_1024" -gt $((1024*1024)) ] ; then
F1024=$((1024*1024)) F1000=$((1000*1000)) USE_C=G function_format_size
elif [ "$blocks_1024" -gt 1024 ] ; then
F1024=1024 F1000=1000 USE_C=M function_format_size
else
F1024=1 F1000=1 USE_C=K function_format_size
fi
else
SIZES='|not available'
fi
}
function_partitions(){
PARTITIONS='|'`ls -1 /sys/class/block/$ONEDRV |grep -o -e '[[:digit:]]*' |sort -n |tr '\n' ' '`
}
PRETTY=YES;DICE=/dev/
while getopts hEMsSpPV option ; do
case $option in
E) USE_DC=YES ;; ## Exact count
h|H) usage 0 ;;
M) MACHINE=YES;PRETTY='';NO_CATEG='';USE_SIZES=YES;USE_PARTS='' ;; # pup_event OUPUT style
s) NO_CATEG=YES ;; ## omit $CATEGORY
S) USE_SIZES=YES ;; ## show sizes of drives
p) PRETTY=YES;MACHINE='';USE_DC=YES;USE_SIZES=YES;USE_PARTS=yes ;; # Pretty OUTPUT style
P) USE_PARTS=YES ;; ## show partitions
V) echo "$0 -version $Version";exit 0 ;;
esac
done
[ "$PRETTY" ] || DICE='';
function_output(){
[ "$NO_CATEG" ] && INFO="$MODEL" || INFO="$VENDOR $MODEL"
INFO=`echo $INFO | sed '/^$/d'`
[ "$INFO" ] && INFO="|$INFO" || INFO='|?'
[ "$NO_CATEG" ] && MEDIA=''
[ "$USE_SIZES" ] && function_size
[ "$USE_PARTS" ] && function_partitions
echo ${DICE}${ONEDRV}${MEDIA}${INFO}${SIZES}${PARTITIONS}
}
###KRGMon Jul 8 22:35:19 GMT+1 2013
. /etc/rc.d/PUPSTATE
#ATADRIVES is all ide/sata drives (not usb) (which all have /dev/sd notation).
#if old kernel supporting /dev/hd* then using SATADRIVES variable...
INTERNAL_SD_DRIVES="$SATADRIVES"
[ "$ATADRIVES" != "" ] && INTERNAL_SD_DRIVES="$ATADRIVES"
if [ -f /root/.usb-drive-log-probedisk ];then #force /proc upate mechanism
for ONEUSBDRV in `cat /root/.usb-drive-log-probedisk`;
do
#disktype /dev/$ONEUSBDRV > /dev/null 2>&1
[ -b /dev/$ONEUSBDRV ] && dd if=/dev/$ONEUSBDRV of=/dev/null bs=512 count=1 1>$OUT 2>$ERR #v4.01 faster.
done
fi
if [ ! "$MACHINE" ] ; then
#mounted drives/partitions...
MNTDDEVS=`awk '{print $1}' /proc/mounts | grep -o -E '[fhs]d.*|sr.*|scd.*|mmc.*'`
fi
#crap, right now, /sys/block does not show my hdb cd/dvd drive, but it is in
#/proc/ide. pathetic kernel! oh well...
if [ ! -e /proc/ide ];then #v3.97
ALLDRVS=`ls -1 /sys/block | grep -E '^scd|^sd|^mmc|^sr|^fd'`
else
ALLDRVS=`ls -1 /sys/block | grep -E '^scd|^sd|^mmc|^sr|^fd' | tr '\n' ' '``ls -1 /proc/ide | grep '^hd'`
fi
#note: after further testing, the 2.6.21.5 kernel exhibits inconsistent behaviour for hd devices, best to avoid old CONFIG_IDE kernel driver.
for ONEDRV in $ALLDRVS
do
case $ONEDRV in
hd*) # ide device, look in /proc/ide for info
read MEDIA </proc/ide/$ONEDRV/media
[ "$MEDIA" = "disk" ] && MEDIA="drive"
[ "$MEDIA" = "cdrom" ] && MEDIA="optical"
read INFO </proc/ide/$ONEDRV/model
;;
sd*) # scsi devices, look in /sys/block (all appear as Direct-Access)
MEDIA="|drive"
read VENDOR </sys/block/$ONEDRV/device/vendor
read MODEL </sys/block/$ONEDRV/device/model
DRVNAMES="$DRVNAMES `echo -n "$ONEDRV" | cut -b 1-3` "
#log if usb drive (not a sata drive)... v4.01...
#if [ "`echo "$INTERNAL_SD_DRIVES" | grep "$ONEDRV"`" = "" ];then
if [ "`find /sys -name $ONEDRV | grep 'usb' | grep 'block'`" ] ; then
MEDIA="|usbdrv" #v4.01
echo "$ONEDRV" >> /root/.usb-drive-log-probedisk
sort -u /root/.usb-drive-log-probedisk > /tmp/usb-drive-log-probedisk-tmp
mv -f /tmp/usb-drive-log-probedisk-tmp /root/.usb-drive-log-probedisk
#find out if a usb floppy drive...
if [ -e /sys/block/${ONEDRV}/size ];then
[ "`cat /sys/block/${ONEDRV}/size`" = "2880" ] && MEDIA="|floppy"
fi
if [ -e /sys/block/${ONEDRV}/device/model ];then
[ "`grep -E ' FDD| UF000x|Floppy|USB\-FDU|^FD\-|FLOPPY' /sys/block/${ONEDRV}/device/model`" ] && MEDIA="|floppy"
fi
#find out if it is a removable internal drive (zip, ls120, etc)...
elif [ -e /sys/block/${ONEDRV}/removable ];then
[ "`cat /sys/block/${ONEDRV}/removable`" = "1" ] && MEDIA="|floppy"
fi
;;
scd*|sr*) # scsi cdroms
MEDIA="|optical"
read VENDOR </sys/block/$ONEDRV/device/vendor
read MODEL </sys/block/$ONEDRV/device/model
;;
mmc*) #/dev/mmcblk0
MEDIA="|card"
VENDOR='MMC/SD:'
read MODEL </sys/block/$ONEDRV/device/name
;;
fd*)
MEDIA='|floppy'
VENDOR='Generic'
MODEL='1440kb FD'
;;
*)
MEDIA='|unknown'
VENDOR='?'
;;
esac
function_output
done
if [ ! "$MACHINE" ] ; then
#find out if a mounted device has been unplugged...
#for hotplug drives, remove it and it will disappear from /sys/block, however
#still shows up in 'mount' if hasn't been unmounted.
for ONEMNTD in $MNTDDEVS
do
case $ONEMNTD in
hd*|sd*|sr*|fd*)
MNTDDRV="`echo -n "$ONEMNTD" | cut -b 1-3` "
;;
scd*)
MNTDDRV="`echo -n "$ONEMNTD" | cut -b 1-4` "
;;
mmc*)
MNTDDRV="`echo -n "$ONEMNTD" | cut -b 1-7` "
;;
esac
#prints to system log and to stderr...
[ "`echo "$ALLDRVS" | grep "$MNTDDRV"`" ] || logger -s "PROBEDISK WARNING: $ONEMNTD UNPLUGGED WITHOUT UNMOUNTING it FOREHAND !"
done
fi
###END###
exit 0 #force exitcode for klibc K.Almquist dash/sh
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REMARKS :
There might be some code changes due to my main installations are pre - #110126 no longer using SATADRIVES variable in PUPSTATE.
Dropping the hidden /root/.usb*log file , thought dd is really fast .
Dropping the logger part , because nothing uses it, and nothing would inform a user about that, if not run from CLI .
Probably merging probedisk with probepart - so scripts like pmount or *_frontend_d will only need to call one script and not two .
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L18L
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Location: Burghaslach, Germany somewhere also known as "Hosla"
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Posted: Fri 12 Jul 2013, 12:17 Post_subject:
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Sub_title: My example output in RaspPi |
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| Code: | # ./probedisk2 -M
mmcblk0|card|MMC/SD: 00000|7/7 G
sda|usbdrv|Multiple Card Reader|7/7 G
# |
Hdh 
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Karl Godt
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Location: Kiel,Germany
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| Posted: Fri 12 Jul 2013, 15:38 Post_subject:
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Hey Lutz !
Of course it helps . Hope that everything is detected that was attached .
I must recon that I live by every response - be it positive or negative .
BTW : Where to get mmcblock devices in Germany ? Until now I thought that they were some rare devices distributed in the US only .
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L18L
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Posted: Sat 13 Jul 2013, 05:41 Post_subject:
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Yes, everything has been detected.
There are only mmc at this box which is a RaspberryPi from UK.
sda is inside a USB adapter; that is why it does not appear as mm1 I think.
Something like
http://www.amazon.de/Integral-Single-Compact-Flash-Reader/dp/B000TD50ZS
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sunburnt
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Hi Karl; I`ve written a probepart also... Suggestion:
Wouldn`t it be best if probepart worked without any Puppy specific code.?
So it will then stand-alone and be far more widely useful.
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Karl Godt
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| Posted: Sat 13 Jul 2013, 17:19 Post_subject:
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Yo, Thierry, there is some PUPPY special code in there :
The INTERNAL_SD_DRIVES variable but that's been dropped since 2011-01-26 and the
/root/.usb*log* file, that I think should be kept in /tmp/[*/] and not in /root .
I also feel not so well if scripts touch the MBR/Superblock of drives all the time .
For a FUN-Distro it is OK,
I think, but probably not if you want serious deployment as you stated somewhere .
Thierry, you may loadup your probedisk to google docs or code or pastebin or skydrive or whatever and give links to them .
I should do so too for the many old but crazy/buggy script experiments of mine 
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Lutz , Thanks for the pointer towards CF cards . Was using SD/MMC cards until now besides USB-Pen-Flash drives . Had a look at conrad.de and will probably purchase a USB-Multicard reader for about 15€ and a
Transcend-CF-Karte-4GB-170
for 22 € . Have to have a look for Bauhaus and Max Bahr that day too .
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sunburnt
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| Posted: Sun 14 Jul 2013, 14:07 Post_subject:
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Your script uses at least these Puppy specific items:
/root/.usb-drive-log-probedisk
/etc/rc.d/PUPSTATE
and Dougal`s /sbin/probedisk > /sbin/probedisk2
I also don`t like using /sys, I found it to be a rats nest.
But it does give more info than /proc does.
I`d like to make a partition-report exec. written in BaCon.
But Bash does all the work, so it may as well be written in Bash.
I`ll take a look at my old code, it`s been years since I wrote it.
If it looks useful I`ll post it... Keep coding good buddy!
# Here`s old Bash library scripts ( I have many of them ), they should be working...
This is: lib_partinfo
| Code: | #!/bin/sh
######### This script gets info about partitions. Terry Becker 2010
######### Check for partitions on: hda-hdd & sda-sdd
if [ "$1" = '?' -o "$1" = '-h' -o "$1" = '-help' ];then
echo ''
echo 'Usage: partinfo (-s = include swap partitions)'
echo ''
exit
fi
rm -f /tmp/partinfo.txt
Parts=`cat /proc/partitions` # get info on drive partitions
for Dev in hda hdb hdc hdd sda sdb sdc sdd sde sdf sdg sdh # Loop: 4-hd & 8-sd
do
for N in 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 # Loop: 8 parts. for each dev.
do
Line=`echo "$Parts" |grep "$Dev$N"`
if [ -n "$Line" ];then
Info=`disktype /dev/$Dev$N` # relies on "disktype"
Size=`echo "$Info" |grep 'Block' |sed 's/^.*(//' |sed 's/ .*$//'`
FS=`echo "$Info" |grep 'system' |sed 's/ .*$//'` # get info for normal part.
if [ -n "$FS" ];then
echo "$Dev$N $FS $Size"
echo "$Dev$N $FS $Size" >> /tmp/partinfo.txt
continue
fi
if [ "$1" = '-s' ];then # if -s option: get info for swap part.
FS=`echo "$Info" |grep 'Swap'`
if [ -n "$FS" ];then
FS='swap'
echo "$Dev$N $FS $Size"
echo "$Dev$N $FS $Size" >> /tmp/partinfo.txt
continue
fi
fi
fi
done
done |
And this is: lib_sysinfo
| Code: | #!/bin/sh
####### System info. by: Terry Becker aka: SunBurnt Nov. 1 2011
##### No warranty of any kind... Use at your own risk!
### This file can be sourced, or run with function as argument, or run by link ( like BusyBox ).
infoApp='sysinfo' ### set this app`s. name
############ Start of Library Functions.
convsize() { [ ! "$1" ]&& exit 11
if [ '' ];then
echo $1 |sed 's/,//g' |awk '{ sum=$Size ;hum[1024**8]="YB";hum[1024**7]="ZB";hum[1024**6]="EB";
hum[1024**5]="PB";hum[1024**4]="TB";hum[1024**3]="GB";hum[1024**2]="MB";hum[1024]="KB";
for (x=1024**3 ;x>=1024 ;x/=1024){ if (sum>=x) { printf "%.2f %s\n",sum/x,hum[x];break } }}'
fi
echo $1 |sed 's/,//g' |awk '{ split( "B KB MB GB TB PB EB ZB YB" , v );
s=1; while( $1>1024 ){ $1/=1024; s++ } print int($1), v[s] }'
return 0
############## NEED to SIZE OUTPUT to 3 NUMBERS and NO TRAILING 0s.
# if [ ! "$2" ];then Size=$1 ; i=0 ;else Size=$2
# case $1 in -b) i=0;; -k) i=1;; -m) i=2;; -g) i=3;; -t) i=4;; -p) i=5;; -e) i=6;; -z) i=7;; esac
if [ ! "$2" ];then i=0 ;else B=`echo $2 |tr '[:lower:]' '[:upper:]'`
case $B in B) i=0;; KB) i=1;; MB) i=2;; GB) i=3;; TB) i=4;; PB) i=5;; EB) i=6;; ZB) i=7;;
YB) echo $1 $2 ;exit;; esac ;fi
Bytes=(B KB MB GB TB PB EB ZB YB)
while [ ${Size/.*} -ge 1024 ]
do Size=`echo "scale=2; $Size/1024" | bc` ; ((i++)) ;done
echo `echo $Size |sed 's/0.*$//;s/\.$//'` ${Bytes[$i]}
}
error() {
case $1 in
p1) echo "### Error: No partition input." ; exit 1 ;;
p3) echo "### Error: No partition: $2" ; exit 3 ;;
o1) echo "### Error: No optical drive input." ; exit 1 ;;
o3) echo "### Error: No optical drive: $2" ; exit 3 ;;
esac
}
partinfo() { echo -e "\n Part. Type Size\n ====================="
for P in /sys/block/[hs]d?/[hs]d*
do read S < $P/size
[ $S -lt 3 ]&& continue
T=`guess_fstype /dev/${P##*/}`
S=`$infoApp convsize $S`
L=$((7-`echo $S |wc -c`))
case $L in 1) sp=' ';; 2) sp=' ';; esac &&
echo " ${P##*/} $T $sp$S" ; sp=''
done ; echo ''
}
partlist() { awk '/[0-9] [hsm][dm][a-z][0-9]/ {if ($3>1) print $4}' /proc/partitions
}
parttype() { [ ! "$1" ]&& error p1
[ ! "/dev/`$infoApp partlist |grep $1`" ]&& error p3 $1
guess_fstype /dev/$1
}
partsize() { [ ! "$1" ]&& error p1
[ ! "/dev/`$infoApp partlist |grep $1`" ]&& error p3 $1
# awk -v a=$1 "/$a/ {print $3}" /proc/partitions ;exit
# awk -v a=$1 "/$a/"'{print $3}' /proc/partitions ;exit
# awk -v s=$1 "/$s/" /proc/partitions |awk '{print $3}'
# awk -v s=$1 "/$s/" /proc/partitions
# grep $1 /proc/partitions |awk '{print $3}'
}
partfree() { [ ! "$1" ]&& error p1
if [ ! "`df |grep $1`" ];then M=1
[ ! -d /mnt/$1 ]&& mkdir /mnt/$1
mount /dev/$1 /mnt/$1
fi
DF=`df |grep $1`
echo $((`echo "$DF" |awk '{print $2}'` - `echo "$DF" |awk '{print $3}'`))
[ "$M" = 1 ]&& umount /mnt/$P
}
optiinfo() {
echo -e "\nDrive Speed Type\n======================"
for D in `$infoApp optilist`
do echo -e " $D `$infoApp optispeed $D` `$infoApp optitype $D`\n" ;done
}
optilist() { for D in `awk '/[sr][0-9]/ {print $6,$5,$4,$3}' /proc/sys/dev/cdrom/info`
do echo $D ;done
}
optispeed() { [ ! "$1" ]&& error o1
[ ! "/dev/`$infoApp optilist |grep $D`" ]&& error o3 $1
Info=`sed '1,2d;s/^Can //;s/ / /g' /proc/sys/dev/cdrom/info |tr -s ' '`
H=`echo "$Info" |head -n1`
S=${H//[^ ]/} ; col=$((${#S}+1-${1:$((${#1}-1)):1})) # get drive`s col.
echo "$Info" |grep 'drive speed:' |cut -d' ' -f $col
}
optitype() { [ ! "$1" ]&& error o1
[ ! "/dev/`$infoApp optilist |grep $D`" ]&& error o3 $1
Info=`sed '1,2d;s/^Can //;s/ / /g' /proc/sys/dev/cdrom/info |tr -s ' '`
H=`echo "$Info" |head -n1`
S=${H//[^ ]/} ; col=$((${#S}+1-${1:$((${#1}-1)):1})) # get drive`s col.
for D in DVD-RAM: DVD-R: DVD: CD-RW: CD-R: CD:
do
if [ `echo "$Info" |grep $D |cut -d' ' -f $col` -eq 1 ];then
[ "$D" = DVD-RAM: ]&& D=DVD-RW: ; echo ${D//:/} ; break
fi
done
}
memsize() { free |grep 'Mem:' |tr -s ' ' |cut -d' ' -f3
#awk '/MemTotal:/ {print $2}' /proc/meminfo
}
memused() { free |grep 'Mem:' |tr -s ' ' |cut -d' ' -f4
#awk '/MemTotal:/ {print $3}' /proc/meminfo
}
memfree() { free |grep 'Mem:' |tr -s ' ' |cut -d' ' -f5
}
swapinfo() { cat /proc/swaps
exit
Info=$(</proc/swaps)
echo "$Info" |sed '1,1d;s/ / /g' |tr -s ' ' |cut -d' ' -f 3 > /tmp/sysinfo.size
echo "$Info" |sed '1,1d;s/ / /g' |tr -s ' ' |cut -d' ' -f 2 > /tmp/sysinfo.type
echo "$Info" |sed '1,1d;s/ / /g' |tr -s ' ' |cut -d' ' -f 1 > /tmp/sysinfo.dev
paste /tmp/sysinfo.type /tmp/sysinfo.dev > /tmp/sysinfo.info
paste /tmp/sysinfo.size /tmp/sysinfo.info
rm -f /tmp/$infoApp.*
}
macadd() { grep ":" /proc/net/arp |awk '{print $4}'
}
ipadd() { grep ":" /proc/net/arp |awk '{print $1}'
} ############ End of Library Functions.
############################################ START: Called
List='partinfo partlist parttype partsize optiinfo optilist optispeed optitype memsize memused memfree swapinfo'
FN=`basename $0`
for Name in $infoApp $List
do [ "$FN" = "$Name" ]&& Sourced='False' && break ;done ### Test if this file is sourced.
if [ "$Sourced" = 'False' ];then
help() {
echo -e '\n##### '$infoApp' System Information\n'
echo '### CLI normal usage: '$infoApp' ( function name ) [ arg(s). ]'
echo '### CLI linked usage: ( function name ) [ arg(s). ]'
echo '### Sourced usage: ( function name ) [ arg(s). ]'
echo -e '\n ######## Functions.'
echo '# partinfo [-s] = Drive partitions info list. # -s = Show swap partitions.'
echo '# partlist [-s] = Drive partitions list. # -s = Show swap partitions.'
echo '# parttype = Drive partition type. # [sysinfo] parttype ( part. (sda1))'
echo '# partsize = Drive part. size in bytes. # [sysinfo] partsize ( part. (sda1))'
echo '# optiinfo = Optical drives info list.'
echo '# optilist = Optical drives list.'
echo '# optispeed = Optical drive speed. # [sysinfo] opticalsize ( part. (sr0))'
echo '# optitype = Optical drive type. # [sysinfo] opticaltype ( part. (sr1))'
echo -e '\n# memsize = Memory size KB. # memused = Mem. used. # memfree = Mem. free.'
echo '# swapinfo = Swap partitions and/or files info list, sizes in KB.'
echo -e '\n ### mklinks = Make links to "sysinfo`s" functions. # sysinfo mklinks\n'
}
mklinks() { P=`dirname $0` ; for Link in $List ;do ln -s $0 $P/$Link ;done
}
if [ -L $0 -a "`echo $FN |egrep "($List)"`" ];then # called by link to function
$FN $([ $1 ]&& basename $1)
else # called with function as arg.
if [ "$1" = '' -o "$1" = '?' -o "$1" = '-h' -o "$1" = '--help' ];then
help
else
$1 $([ $2 ]&& basename $2)
fi
fi
fi ########################################## END: Called |
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Karl Godt
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| Posted: Sun 14 Jul 2013, 17:21 Post_subject:
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Nice, Terry .
The first one is fixed to 8 partitions a drive, where I have up to 22 partitions on a 1TB drive .
The second one is a kind of jesse's mut(2) .
Have problems with the output :
| Code: | bash-3.00# time ./sys_info.sh partinfo
Part. Type Size
=====================
sda1 ext4 93 MB
sda2 ext4 93 MB
sda3 ext3 46 MB
sda5 swap 7 MB
sda6 ext3 46 MB
sda7 ext4 93 MB
sda8 ext4 93 MB
sda9 ext4 458 MB
sdb1 ntfs 96 MB
sdb10 ext4 63 MB
sdb11 swap 9 MB
sdb12 swap 9 MB
sdb13 ext4 61 MB
sdb14 ext4 63 MB
sdb15 ext4 65 MB
sdb16 ext4 61 MB
sdb17 ext4 61 MB
sdb18 ext4 61 MB
sdb19 ext4 614 MB
sdb2 ext3 96 MB
sdb20 ext4 72 MB
sdb21 swap 9 MB
sdb22 swap 9 MB
sdb3 ext4 192 MB
sdb5 ext4 63 MB
sdb6 ext4 63 MB
sdb7 ext4 63 MB
sdb8 ext4 63 MB
sdb9 ext4 63 MB
sdc1 vfat 3 MB
real 0m0.985s
user 0m0.142s
sys 0m0.316s
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it uses 512 bytes blocks thus making the value 2x as it should - and gives me MB instead of GB .
Comparison :
| Code: | bash-3.00# time probepart2.07 -GIB
/dev/fd0|none or not inserted|0
/dev/sda1|ext4|46
/dev/sda2|ext4|46
/dev/sda3|ext3|23
/dev/sda4|Extended(none)|349
/dev/sda5|swap|3
/dev/sda6|ext3|23
/dev/sda7|ext4|46
/dev/sda8|ext4|46
/dev/sda9|ext4|229
/dev/sr0|none or not inserted|0
/dev/sdb1|ntfs|48
/dev/sdb2|ext3|48
/dev/sdb3|ext4|96
/dev/sdb4|Extended(none)|738
/dev/sdb5|ext4|31
/dev/sdb6|ext4|31
/dev/sdb7|ext4|31
/dev/sdb8|ext4|31
/dev/sdb9|ext4|31
/dev/sdb10|ext4|31
/dev/sdb11|swap|4
/dev/sdb12|swap|4
/dev/sdb13|ext4|30
/dev/sdb14|ext4|31
/dev/sdb15|ext4|32
/dev/sdb16|ext4|30
/dev/sdb17|ext4|30
/dev/sdb18|ext4|30
/dev/sdb19|ext4|307
/dev/sdb20|ext4|36
/dev/sdb21|swap|4
/dev/sdb22|swap|4
/dev/sr1|none or not inserted|0
/dev/sr2|iso9660|0
/dev/sdc1|vfat|1
real 0m0.498s
user 0m0.007s
sys 0m0.048s |
probepart2.07 from here : http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=702339#702339
time is unfair because i use a busybox ash configured with preferring applets and NOFORK option enabled .
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Yep, it`s been awhile since I`ve looked at them.
Barry`s probepart gives twice the real size also, should be easy to fix.
The MB instead of GB is due to the conversion function, an easy fix too.
parttype() uses guess_fstype , which I intend to do away with.
I`ve rewritten so many things and I don`t upgrade older stuff.
That`s why separate function libraries are critical, everything`s always up to date.
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Karl Godt
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Can't confirm that Barry's code did not recognize the difference between block size of 512 and 1024 :
| /sbin/probepart-orig wrote: | SIZE=`cat /sys/block/${DEVICE}/size`
SIZE=$(($SIZE/2)) #get KB.
[ .. snip .. ]
[ "$SUNITS" = "" ] && SIZE=$(($SIZE*2)) #want 512 byte blocks.
[ "$SUNITS" = '-m' ] && SIZE=$(($SIZE/1024)) #want MB
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Of course original probepart always need to be called with the -k or -m option
- otherwise you're right - would show double sizes of 512er blocks .
That code (was) inefficient in a lower CPU area though .
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guess_fstype doesn`t recognize the newer squash files ( at least it didn`t...).
I think I settled on disktype for partition types and file for file types.
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| sunburnt wrote: | guess_fstype doesn`t recognize the newer squash files ( at least it didn`t...).
I think I settled on disktype for partition types and file for file types. |
There had been posted squashfs patch for guess_fstype by jamesbond here :
guess_fstype reports unknown for Puppy SFS files. [ No Fix ] http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=85046
But that does not dl for me anymore .
Apparently John Murga has an odd virus scanner or filesystem problems of some kind ..
Should have it on my 55-65°C Atom machine, but that's heatwave here paralizes me to set it up .
I was preferring disktype too but lately found that blkid did better . Will have to see if busybox blkid is good as regular blkid - depends on the version and libs each time am guessing .
A fourth way to add would be fstype from the klibc package :
| Code: | /root/COMPILE/KLIBC/klibc-2.0.1/_install/lib/klibc/bin/fstype /dev/loop0
FSTYPE=squashfs
FSSIZE=38254374911 |
| Description |
statically linked (uses shared libs), stripped -- strace showed no library look up ..
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fstype.bz2 |
| Filesize |
2.53 KB |
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137 Time(s) |
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I`ll take a look at fstype, I`m always looking for a better way to do everything. 
And I seem to recall trying blkid but can`t remember what I decided about it.
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blkid and fstype are now in toybox too.
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Not sure what`s wrong, but my copies of file and fstype just give errors.
| Code: | # file /bin/cp
file: symbol lookup error: file: undefined symbol: magic_version
# fstype /dev/sda1
bash: /root/my-applications/bin/fstype: No such file or directory
# NOTE: The file fstype IS in the stated dir.!
But it`s 4096 in size. Corrupt I think... |
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