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Unverified Commit 892d5bb1 authored by Minecrell's avatar Minecrell Committed by Oliver Smith
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main/postmarketos-initramfs: always resize rootfs during boot (MR 5844)

At the moment, the root file system is only resized to span the entire
partition if we previously also resized the partition itself. However, if
a rootfs image without subpartitions is flashed to a pre-existing partition
this means that the installation only has very limited space available
without manual resizing.

Such a setup is used for devices using the "fastboot-bootpart" flasher
(e.g. asus-me176c), where boot and root images are flashed to two separate
partitions and the device boots directly from the boot partition.

Avoid this problem on these devices by always resizing the root file system
on each boot. All the resize tools exit early if the file system is already
expanded to the maximum size. It's faster to call resize2fs unconditionally
instead of manually checking if the file system needs resizing before.
Similar tooling like systemd-growfs also resizes unconditionally.
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......@@ -3,8 +3,6 @@
# Functions are notated with the reason they're only in
# initramfs-extra
ROOT_PARTITION_RESIZED=0
# udevd is too big
setup_udev() {
if ! command -v udevd > /dev/null || ! command -v udevadm > /dev/null; then
......@@ -49,7 +47,6 @@ resize_root_partition() {
kpartx -d "$partition"
parted -f -s "$partition_dev" resizepart 2 100%
kpartx -afs "$partition_dev"
ROOT_PARTITION_RESIZED=1
else
echo "Not resizing root partition ($partition): no free space left"
fi
......@@ -64,7 +61,6 @@ resize_root_partition() {
echo "Resize root partition ($partition)"
parted -f -s "$partition_dev" resizepart 2 100%
partprobe
ROOT_PARTITION_RESIZED=1
else
echo "Not resizing root partition ($partition): no free space left"
fi
......@@ -81,7 +77,6 @@ resize_root_partition() {
echo "Resize root partition ($partition)"
parted -f -s "$partition_dev" resizepart 3 100%
partprobe
ROOT_PARTITION_RESIZED=1
else
echo "Not resizing root partition ($partition): no free space left"
fi
......@@ -93,33 +88,31 @@ resize_root_partition() {
# resize2fs and resize.f2fs are too big
resize_root_filesystem() {
if [ "$ROOT_PARTITION_RESIZED" = 1 ]; then
show_splash "Resizing filesystem during initial boot..."
partition="$(find_root_partition)"
touch /etc/mtab # see https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=673323
type="$(get_partition_type "$partition")"
case "$type" in
ext4)
echo "Resize 'ext4' root filesystem ($partition)"
modprobe ext4
resize2fs -f "$partition"
;;
f2fs)
echo "Resize 'f2fs' root filesystem ($partition)"
modprobe f2fs
resize.f2fs "$partition"
;;
btrfs)
echo "Resize 'btrfs' root filesystem ($partition)"
modprobe btrfs
resize_root_filesystem_tmp_btrfs="$(mktemp -d)"
mount -t btrfs "$partition" "$resize_root_filesystem_tmp_btrfs"
btrfs filesystem resize max "$resize_root_filesystem_tmp_btrfs"
umount "$resize_root_filesystem_tmp_btrfs"
unset resize_root_filesystem_tmp_btrfs
;;
*) echo "WARNING: Can not resize '$type' filesystem ($partition)." ;;
esac
show_splash "Loading..."
fi
show_splash "Resizing filesystem during initial boot..."
partition="$(find_root_partition)"
touch /etc/mtab # see https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=673323
type="$(get_partition_type "$partition")"
case "$type" in
ext4)
echo "Resize 'ext4' root filesystem ($partition)"
modprobe ext4
resize2fs -f "$partition"
;;
f2fs)
echo "Resize 'f2fs' root filesystem ($partition)"
modprobe f2fs
resize.f2fs "$partition"
;;
btrfs)
echo "Resize 'btrfs' root filesystem ($partition)"
modprobe btrfs
resize_root_filesystem_tmp_btrfs="$(mktemp -d)"
mount -t btrfs "$partition" "$resize_root_filesystem_tmp_btrfs"
btrfs filesystem resize max "$resize_root_filesystem_tmp_btrfs"
umount "$resize_root_filesystem_tmp_btrfs"
unset resize_root_filesystem_tmp_btrfs
;;
*) echo "WARNING: Can not resize '$type' filesystem ($partition)." ;;
esac
show_splash "Loading..."
}
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