/* * Copyright (c) 2008 Jakub Jermar * Copyright (c) 2011 Oleg Romanenko * All rights reserved. * * Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without * modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions * are met: * * - Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright * notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. * - Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright * notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the * documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution. * - The name of the author may not be used to endorse or promote products * derived from this software without specific prior written permission. * * THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE AUTHOR ``AS IS'' AND ANY EXPRESS OR * IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES * OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. * IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHOR BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, * INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT * NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, * DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY * THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT * (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF * THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. */ /** @addtogroup fs * @{ */ /** * @file fat_fat.c * @brief Functions that manipulate the File Allocation Tables. */ #include "fat_fat.h" #include "fat_dentry.h" #include "fat.h" #include "../../vfs/vfs.h" #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #define IS_ODD(number) (number & 0x1) /** * The fat_alloc_lock mutex protects all copies of the File Allocation Table * during allocation of clusters. The lock does not have to be held durring * deallocation of clusters. */ static FIBRIL_MUTEX_INITIALIZE(fat_alloc_lock); /** Walk the cluster chain. * * @param bs Buffer holding the boot sector for the file. * @param service_id Service ID of the device with the file. * @param firstc First cluster to start the walk with. * @param lastc If non-NULL, output argument hodling the last cluster * number visited. * @param numc If non-NULL, output argument holding the number of * clusters seen during the walk. * @param max_clusters Maximum number of clusters to visit. * * @return EOK on success or a negative error code. */ int fat_cluster_walk(fat_bs_t *bs, service_id_t service_id, fat_cluster_t firstc, fat_cluster_t *lastc, uint32_t *numc, uint32_t max_clusters) { uint32_t clusters = 0; fat_cluster_t clst = firstc, clst_last1 = FAT_CLST_LAST1(bs); fat_cluster_t clst_bad = FAT_CLST_BAD(bs); int rc; if (firstc == FAT_CLST_RES0) { /* No space allocated to the file. */ if (lastc) *lastc = firstc; if (numc) *numc = 0; return EOK; } while (clst < clst_last1 && clusters < max_clusters) { assert(clst >= FAT_CLST_FIRST); if (lastc) *lastc = clst; /* remember the last cluster number */ /* read FAT1 */ rc = fat_get_cluster(bs, service_id, FAT1, clst, &clst); if (rc != EOK) return rc; assert(clst != clst_bad); clusters++; } if (lastc && clst < clst_last1) *lastc = clst; if (numc) *numc = clusters; return EOK; } /** Read block from file located on a FAT file system. * * @param block Pointer to a block pointer for storing result. * @param bs Buffer holding the boot sector of the file system. * @param nodep FAT node. * @param bn Block number. * @param flags Flags passed to libblock. * * @return EOK on success or a negative error code. */ int fat_block_get(block_t **block, struct fat_bs *bs, fat_node_t *nodep, aoff64_t bn, int flags) { fat_cluster_t firstc = nodep->firstc; fat_cluster_t currc = 0; aoff64_t relbn = bn; int rc; if (!nodep->size) return ELIMIT; if (!FAT_IS_FAT32(bs) && nodep->firstc == FAT_CLST_ROOT) goto fall_through; if (((((nodep->size - 1) / BPS(bs)) / SPC(bs)) == bn / SPC(bs)) && nodep->lastc_cached_valid) { /* * This is a request to read a block within the last cluster * when fortunately we have the last cluster number cached. */ return block_get(block, nodep->idx->service_id, CLBN2PBN(bs, nodep->lastc_cached_value, bn), flags); } if (nodep->currc_cached_valid && bn >= nodep->currc_cached_bn) { /* * We can start with the cluster cached by the previous call to * fat_block_get(). */ firstc = nodep->currc_cached_value; relbn -= (nodep->currc_cached_bn / SPC(bs)) * SPC(bs); } fall_through: rc = _fat_block_get(block, bs, nodep->idx->service_id, firstc, &currc, relbn, flags); if (rc != EOK) return rc; /* * Update the "current" cluster cache. */ nodep->currc_cached_valid = true; nodep->currc_cached_bn = bn; nodep->currc_cached_value = currc; return rc; } /** Read block from file located on a FAT file system. * * @param block Pointer to a block pointer for storing result. * @param bs Buffer holding the boot sector of the file system. * @param service_id Service ID handle of the file system. * @param fcl First cluster used by the file. Can be zero if the file * is empty. * @param clp If not NULL, address where the cluster containing bn * will be stored. * stored * @param bn Block number. * @param flags Flags passed to libblock. * * @return EOK on success or a negative error code. */ int _fat_block_get(block_t **block, fat_bs_t *bs, service_id_t service_id, fat_cluster_t fcl, fat_cluster_t *clp, aoff64_t bn, int flags) { uint32_t clusters; uint32_t max_clusters; fat_cluster_t c = 0; int rc; /* * This function can only operate on non-zero length files. */ if (fcl == FAT_CLST_RES0) return ELIMIT; if (!FAT_IS_FAT32(bs) && fcl == FAT_CLST_ROOT) { /* root directory special case */ assert(bn < RDS(bs)); rc = block_get(block, service_id, RSCNT(bs) + FATCNT(bs) * SF(bs) + bn, flags); return rc; } max_clusters = bn / SPC(bs); rc = fat_cluster_walk(bs, service_id, fcl, &c, &clusters, max_clusters); if (rc != EOK) return rc; assert(clusters == max_clusters); rc = block_get(block, service_id, CLBN2PBN(bs, c, bn), flags); if (clp) *clp = c; return rc; } /** Fill the gap between EOF and a new file position. * * @param bs Buffer holding the boot sector for nodep. * @param nodep FAT node with the gap. * @param mcl First cluster in an independent cluster chain that will * be later appended to the end of the node's own cluster * chain. If pos is still in the last allocated cluster, * this argument is ignored. * @param pos Position in the last node block. * * @return EOK on success or a negative error code. */ int fat_fill_gap(fat_bs_t *bs, fat_node_t *nodep, fat_cluster_t mcl, aoff64_t pos) { block_t *b; aoff64_t o, boundary; int rc; boundary = ROUND_UP(nodep->size, BPS(bs) * SPC(bs)); /* zero out already allocated space */ for (o = nodep->size; o < pos && o < boundary; o = ALIGN_DOWN(o + BPS(bs), BPS(bs))) { int flags = (o % BPS(bs) == 0) ? BLOCK_FLAGS_NOREAD : BLOCK_FLAGS_NONE; rc = fat_block_get(&b, bs, nodep, o / BPS(bs), flags); if (rc != EOK) return rc; memset(b->data + o % BPS(bs), 0, BPS(bs) - o % BPS(bs)); b->dirty = true; /* need to sync node */ rc = block_put(b); if (rc != EOK) return rc; } if (o >= pos) return EOK; /* zero out the initial part of the new cluster chain */ for (o = boundary; o < pos; o += BPS(bs)) { rc = _fat_block_get(&b, bs, nodep->idx->service_id, mcl, NULL, (o - boundary) / BPS(bs), BLOCK_FLAGS_NOREAD); if (rc != EOK) return rc; memset(b->data, 0, min(BPS(bs), pos - o)); b->dirty = true; /* need to sync node */ rc = block_put(b); if (rc != EOK) return rc; } return EOK; } /** Get cluster from the first FAT. * * @param bs Buffer holding the boot sector for the file system. * @param service_id Service ID for the file system. * @param clst Cluster which to get. * @param value Output argument holding the value of the cluster. * * @return EOK or a negative error code. */ static int fat_get_cluster_fat12(fat_bs_t *bs, service_id_t service_id, unsigned fatno, fat_cluster_t clst, fat_cluster_t *value) { block_t *b, *b1; uint16_t byte1, byte2; aoff64_t offset; int rc; offset = (clst + clst / 2); if (offset / BPS(bs) >= SF(bs)) return ERANGE; rc = block_get(&b, service_id, RSCNT(bs) + SF(bs) * fatno + offset / BPS(bs), BLOCK_FLAGS_NONE); if (rc != EOK) return rc; byte1 = ((uint8_t *) b->data)[offset % BPS(bs)]; /* This cluster access spans a sector boundary. Check only for FAT12 */ if ((offset % BPS(bs)) + 1 == BPS(bs)) { /* Is this the last sector of FAT? */ if (offset / BPS(bs) < SF(bs)) { /* No, read the next sector */ rc = block_get(&b1, service_id, 1 + RSCNT(bs) + SF(bs) * fatno + offset / BPS(bs), BLOCK_FLAGS_NONE); if (rc != EOK) { block_put(b); return rc; } /* * Combining value with last byte of current sector and * first byte of next sector */ byte2 = ((uint8_t*) b1->data)[0]; rc = block_put(b1); if (rc != EOK) { block_put(b); return rc; } } else { /* Yes. This is the last sector of FAT */ block_put(b); return ERANGE; } } else byte2 = ((uint8_t *) b->data)[(offset % BPS(bs)) + 1]; *value = uint16_t_le2host(byte1 | (byte2 << 8)); if (IS_ODD(clst)) *value = (*value) >> 4; else *value = (*value) & FAT12_MASK; rc = block_put(b); return rc; } /** Get cluster from the first FAT. * * @param bs Buffer holding the boot sector for the file system. * @param service_id Service ID for the file system. * @param clst Cluster which to get. * @param value Output argument holding the value of the cluster. * * @return EOK or a negative error code. */ static int fat_get_cluster_fat16(fat_bs_t *bs, service_id_t service_id, unsigned fatno, fat_cluster_t clst, fat_cluster_t *value) { block_t *b; aoff64_t offset; int rc; offset = (clst * FAT16_CLST_SIZE); rc = block_get(&b, service_id, RSCNT(bs) + SF(bs) * fatno + offset / BPS(bs), BLOCK_FLAGS_NONE); if (rc != EOK) return rc; *value = uint16_t_le2host(*(uint16_t *)(b->data + offset % BPS(bs))); rc = block_put(b); return rc; } /** Get cluster from the first FAT. * * @param bs Buffer holding the boot sector for the file system. * @param service_id Service ID for the file system. * @param clst Cluster which to get. * @param value Output argument holding the value of the cluster. * * @return EOK or a negative error code. */ static int fat_get_cluster_fat32(fat_bs_t *bs, service_id_t service_id, unsigned fatno, fat_cluster_t clst, fat_cluster_t *value) { block_t *b; aoff64_t offset; int rc; offset = (clst * FAT32_CLST_SIZE); rc = block_get(&b, service_id, RSCNT(bs) + SF(bs) * fatno + offset / BPS(bs), BLOCK_FLAGS_NONE); if (rc != EOK) return rc; *value = uint32_t_le2host(*(uint32_t *)(b->data + offset % BPS(bs))) & FAT32_MASK; rc = block_put(b); return rc; } /** Get cluster from the first FAT. * * @param bs Buffer holding the boot sector for the file system. * @param service_id Service ID for the file system. * @param clst Cluster which to get. * @param value Output argument holding the value of the cluster. * * @return EOK or a negative error code. */ int fat_get_cluster(fat_bs_t *bs, service_id_t service_id, unsigned fatno, fat_cluster_t clst, fat_cluster_t *value) { int rc; assert(fatno < FATCNT(bs)); if (FAT_IS_FAT12(bs)) rc = fat_get_cluster_fat12(bs, service_id, fatno, clst, value); else if (FAT_IS_FAT16(bs)) rc = fat_get_cluster_fat16(bs, service_id, fatno, clst, value); else rc = fat_get_cluster_fat32(bs, service_id, fatno, clst, value); return rc; } /** Set cluster in one instance of FAT. * * @param bs Buffer holding the boot sector for the file system. * @param service_id Service ID for the file system. * @param fatno Number of the FAT instance where to make the change. * @param clst Cluster which is to be set. * @param value Value to set the cluster with. * * @return EOK on success or a negative error code. */ static int fat_set_cluster_fat12(fat_bs_t *bs, service_id_t service_id, unsigned fatno, fat_cluster_t clst, fat_cluster_t value) { block_t *b, *b1 = NULL; aoff64_t offset; uint16_t byte1, byte2; int rc; offset = (clst + clst / 2); if (offset / BPS(bs) >= SF(bs)) return ERANGE; rc = block_get(&b, service_id, RSCNT(bs) + SF(bs) * fatno + offset / BPS(bs), BLOCK_FLAGS_NONE); if (rc != EOK) return rc; byte1 = ((uint8_t*) b->data)[offset % BPS(bs)]; bool border = false; /* This cluster access spans a sector boundary. */ if ((offset % BPS(bs)) + 1 == BPS(bs)) { /* Is it the last sector of FAT? */ if (offset / BPS(bs) < SF(bs)) { /* No, read the next sector */ rc = block_get(&b1, service_id, 1 + RSCNT(bs) + SF(bs) * fatno + offset / BPS(bs), BLOCK_FLAGS_NONE); if (rc != EOK) { block_put(b); return rc; } /* * Combining value with last byte of current sector and * first byte of next sector */ byte2 = ((uint8_t *) b1->data)[0]; border = true; } else { /* Yes. This is the last sector of FAT */ block_put(b); return ERANGE; } } else byte2 = ((uint8_t*) b->data)[(offset % BPS(bs)) + 1]; if (IS_ODD(clst)) { byte1 &= 0x0f; byte2 = 0; value = (value << 4); } else { byte1 = 0; byte2 &= 0xf0; value &= FAT12_MASK; } byte1 = byte1 | (value & 0xff); byte2 = byte2 | (value >> 8); ((uint8_t *) b->data)[(offset % BPS(bs))] = byte1; if (border) { ((uint8_t *) b1->data)[0] = byte2; b1->dirty = true; rc = block_put(b1); if (rc != EOK) { block_put(b); return rc; } } else ((uint8_t *) b->data)[(offset % BPS(bs)) + 1] = byte2; b->dirty = true; /* need to sync block */ rc = block_put(b); return rc; } /** Set cluster in one instance of FAT. * * @param bs Buffer holding the boot sector for the file system. * @param service_id Service ID for the file system. * @param fatno Number of the FAT instance where to make the change. * @param clst Cluster which is to be set. * @param value Value to set the cluster with. * * @return EOK on success or a negative error code. */ static int fat_set_cluster_fat16(fat_bs_t *bs, service_id_t service_id, unsigned fatno, fat_cluster_t clst, fat_cluster_t value) { block_t *b; aoff64_t offset; int rc; offset = (clst * FAT16_CLST_SIZE); rc = block_get(&b, service_id, RSCNT(bs) + SF(bs) * fatno + offset / BPS(bs), BLOCK_FLAGS_NONE); if (rc != EOK) return rc; *(uint16_t *)(b->data + offset % BPS(bs)) = host2uint16_t_le(value); b->dirty = true; /* need to sync block */ rc = block_put(b); return rc; } /** Set cluster in one instance of FAT. * * @param bs Buffer holding the boot sector for the file system. * @param service_id Service ID for the file system. * @param fatno Number of the FAT instance where to make the change. * @param clst Cluster which is to be set. * @param value Value to set the cluster with. * * @return EOK on success or a negative error code. */ static int fat_set_cluster_fat32(fat_bs_t *bs, service_id_t service_id, unsigned fatno, fat_cluster_t clst, fat_cluster_t value) { block_t *b; aoff64_t offset; int rc; fat_cluster_t temp; offset = (clst * FAT32_CLST_SIZE); rc = block_get(&b, service_id, RSCNT(bs) + SF(bs) * fatno + offset / BPS(bs), BLOCK_FLAGS_NONE); if (rc != EOK) return rc; temp = uint32_t_le2host(*(uint32_t *)(b->data + offset % BPS(bs))); temp &= 0xf0000000; temp |= (value & FAT32_MASK); *(uint32_t *)(b->data + offset % BPS(bs)) = host2uint32_t_le(temp); b->dirty = true; /* need to sync block */ rc = block_put(b); return rc; } /** Set cluster in one instance of FAT. * * @param bs Buffer holding the boot sector for the file system. * @param service_id Device service ID for the file system. * @param fatno Number of the FAT instance where to make the change. * @param clst Cluster which is to be set. * @param value Value to set the cluster with. * * @return EOK on success or a negative error code. */ int fat_set_cluster(fat_bs_t *bs, service_id_t service_id, unsigned fatno, fat_cluster_t clst, fat_cluster_t value) { int rc; assert(fatno < FATCNT(bs)); if (FAT_IS_FAT12(bs)) rc = fat_set_cluster_fat12(bs, service_id, fatno, clst, value); else if (FAT_IS_FAT16(bs)) rc = fat_set_cluster_fat16(bs, service_id, fatno, clst, value); else rc = fat_set_cluster_fat32(bs, service_id, fatno, clst, value); return rc; } /** Replay the allocatoin of clusters in all shadow instances of FAT. * * @param bs Buffer holding the boot sector of the file system. * @param service_id Service ID of the file system. * @param lifo Chain of allocated clusters. * @param nclsts Number of clusters in the lifo chain. * * @return EOK on success or a negative error code. */ int fat_alloc_shadow_clusters(fat_bs_t *bs, service_id_t service_id, fat_cluster_t *lifo, unsigned nclsts) { uint8_t fatno; unsigned c; fat_cluster_t clst_last1 = FAT_CLST_LAST1(bs); int rc; for (fatno = FAT1 + 1; fatno < FATCNT(bs); fatno++) { for (c = 0; c < nclsts; c++) { rc = fat_set_cluster(bs, service_id, fatno, lifo[c], c == 0 ? clst_last1 : lifo[c - 1]); if (rc != EOK) return rc; } } return EOK; } /** Allocate clusters in all copies of FAT. * * This function will attempt to allocate the requested number of clusters in * all instances of the FAT. The FAT will be altered so that the allocated * clusters form an independent chain (i.e. a chain which does not belong to any * file yet). * * @param bs Buffer holding the boot sector of the file system. * @param service_id Device service ID of the file system. * @param nclsts Number of clusters to allocate. * @param mcl Output parameter where the first cluster in the chain * will be returned. * @param lcl Output parameter where the last cluster in the chain * will be returned. * * @return EOK on success, a negative error code otherwise. */ int fat_alloc_clusters(fat_bs_t *bs, service_id_t service_id, unsigned nclsts, fat_cluster_t *mcl, fat_cluster_t *lcl) { fat_cluster_t *lifo; /* stack for storing free cluster numbers */ unsigned found = 0; /* top of the free cluster number stack */ fat_cluster_t clst; fat_cluster_t value = 0; fat_cluster_t clst_last1 = FAT_CLST_LAST1(bs); int rc = EOK; lifo = (fat_cluster_t *) malloc(nclsts * sizeof(fat_cluster_t)); if (!lifo) return ENOMEM; /* * Search FAT1 for unused clusters. */ fibril_mutex_lock(&fat_alloc_lock); for (clst = FAT_CLST_FIRST; clst < CC(bs) + 2 && found < nclsts; clst++) { rc = fat_get_cluster(bs, service_id, FAT1, clst, &value); if (rc != EOK) break; if (value == FAT_CLST_RES0) { /* * The cluster is free. Put it into our stack * of found clusters and mark it as non-free. */ lifo[found] = clst; rc = fat_set_cluster(bs, service_id, FAT1, clst, (found == 0) ? clst_last1 : lifo[found - 1]); if (rc != EOK) break; found++; } } if (rc == EOK && found == nclsts) { rc = fat_alloc_shadow_clusters(bs, service_id, lifo, nclsts); if (rc == EOK) { *mcl = lifo[found - 1]; *lcl = lifo[0]; free(lifo); fibril_mutex_unlock(&fat_alloc_lock); return EOK; } } /* If something wrong - free the clusters */ while (found--) { (void) fat_set_cluster(bs, service_id, FAT1, lifo[found], FAT_CLST_RES0); } free(lifo); fibril_mutex_unlock(&fat_alloc_lock); return ENOSPC; } /** Free clusters forming a cluster chain in all copies of FAT. * * @param bs Buffer hodling the boot sector of the file system. * @param service_id Device service ID of the file system. * @param firstc First cluster in the chain which is to be freed. * * @return EOK on success or a negative return code. */ int fat_free_clusters(fat_bs_t *bs, service_id_t service_id, fat_cluster_t firstc) { unsigned fatno; fat_cluster_t nextc, clst_bad = FAT_CLST_BAD(bs); int rc; /* Mark all clusters in the chain as free in all copies of FAT. */ while (firstc < FAT_CLST_LAST1(bs)) { assert(firstc >= FAT_CLST_FIRST && firstc < clst_bad); rc = fat_get_cluster(bs, service_id, FAT1, firstc, &nextc); if (rc != EOK) return rc; for (fatno = FAT1; fatno < FATCNT(bs); fatno++) { rc = fat_set_cluster(bs, service_id, fatno, firstc, FAT_CLST_RES0); if (rc != EOK) return rc; } firstc = nextc; } return EOK; } /** Append a cluster chain to the last file cluster in all FATs. * * @param bs Buffer holding the boot sector of the file system. * @param nodep Node representing the file. * @param mcl First cluster of the cluster chain to append. * @param lcl Last cluster of the cluster chain to append. * * @return EOK on success or a negative error code. */ int fat_append_clusters(fat_bs_t *bs, fat_node_t *nodep, fat_cluster_t mcl, fat_cluster_t lcl) { service_id_t service_id = nodep->idx->service_id; fat_cluster_t lastc; uint8_t fatno; int rc; if (nodep->firstc == FAT_CLST_RES0) { /* No clusters allocated to the node yet. */ nodep->firstc = mcl; nodep->dirty = true; /* need to sync node */ } else { if (nodep->lastc_cached_valid) { lastc = nodep->lastc_cached_value; nodep->lastc_cached_valid = false; } else { rc = fat_cluster_walk(bs, service_id, nodep->firstc, &lastc, NULL, (uint32_t) -1); if (rc != EOK) return rc; } for (fatno = FAT1; fatno < FATCNT(bs); fatno++) { rc = fat_set_cluster(bs, nodep->idx->service_id, fatno, lastc, mcl); if (rc != EOK) return rc; } } nodep->lastc_cached_valid = true; nodep->lastc_cached_value = lcl; return EOK; } /** Chop off node clusters in all copies of FAT. * * @param bs Buffer holding the boot sector of the file system. * @param nodep FAT node where the chopping will take place. * @param lcl Last cluster which will remain in the node. If this * argument is FAT_CLST_RES0, then all clusters will * be chopped off. * * @return EOK on success or a negative return code. */ int fat_chop_clusters(fat_bs_t *bs, fat_node_t *nodep, fat_cluster_t lcl) { fat_cluster_t clst_last1 = FAT_CLST_LAST1(bs); int rc; service_id_t service_id = nodep->idx->service_id; /* * Invalidate cached cluster numbers. */ nodep->lastc_cached_valid = false; if (nodep->currc_cached_value != lcl) nodep->currc_cached_valid = false; if (lcl == FAT_CLST_RES0) { /* The node will have zero size and no clusters allocated. */ rc = fat_free_clusters(bs, service_id, nodep->firstc); if (rc != EOK) return rc; nodep->firstc = FAT_CLST_RES0; nodep->dirty = true; /* need to sync node */ } else { fat_cluster_t nextc; unsigned fatno; rc = fat_get_cluster(bs, service_id, FAT1, lcl, &nextc); if (rc != EOK) return rc; /* Terminate the cluster chain in all copies of FAT. */ for (fatno = FAT1; fatno < FATCNT(bs); fatno++) { rc = fat_set_cluster(bs, service_id, fatno, lcl, clst_last1); if (rc != EOK) return rc; } /* Free all following clusters. */ rc = fat_free_clusters(bs, service_id, nextc); if (rc != EOK) return rc; } /* * Update and re-enable the last cluster cache. */ nodep->lastc_cached_valid = true; nodep->lastc_cached_value = lcl; return EOK; } int fat_zero_cluster(struct fat_bs *bs, service_id_t service_id, fat_cluster_t c) { int i; block_t *b; int rc; for (i = 0; i < SPC(bs); i++) { rc = _fat_block_get(&b, bs, service_id, c, NULL, i, BLOCK_FLAGS_NOREAD); if (rc != EOK) return rc; memset(b->data, 0, BPS(bs)); b->dirty = true; rc = block_put(b); if (rc != EOK) return rc; } return EOK; } /** Perform basic sanity checks on the file system. * * Verify if values of boot sector fields are sane. Also verify media * descriptor. This is used to rule out cases when a device obviously * does not contain a fat file system. */ int fat_sanity_check(fat_bs_t *bs, service_id_t service_id) { fat_cluster_t e0 = 0; fat_cluster_t e1 = 0; unsigned fat_no; int rc; /* Check number of FATs. */ if (FATCNT(bs) == 0) return ENOTSUP; /* Check total number of sectors. */ if (TS(bs) == 0) return ENOTSUP; if (bs->totsec16 != 0 && bs->totsec32 != 0 && bs->totsec16 != bs->totsec32) return ENOTSUP; /* Check media descriptor. Must be between 0xf0 and 0xff. */ if ((bs->mdesc & 0xf0) != 0xf0) return ENOTSUP; /* Check number of sectors per FAT. */ if (SF(bs) == 0) return ENOTSUP; /* * Check that the root directory entries take up whole blocks. * This check is rather strict, but it allows us to treat the root * directory and non-root directories uniformly in some places. * It can be removed provided that functions such as fat_read() are * sanitized to support file systems with this property. */ if (!FAT_IS_FAT32(bs) && (RDE(bs) * sizeof(fat_dentry_t)) % BPS(bs) != 0) return ENOTSUP; /* Check signature of each FAT. */ for (fat_no = 0; fat_no < FATCNT(bs); fat_no++) { rc = fat_get_cluster(bs, service_id, fat_no, 0, &e0); if (rc != EOK) return EIO; rc = fat_get_cluster(bs, service_id, fat_no, 1, &e1); if (rc != EOK) return EIO; /* * Check that first byte of FAT contains the media descriptor. */ if ((e0 & 0xff) != bs->mdesc) return ENOTSUP; /* * Check that remaining bits of the first two entries are * set to one. */ if (!FAT_IS_FAT12(bs) && ((e0 >> 8) != (FAT_MASK(bs) >> 8) || e1 != FAT_MASK(bs))) return ENOTSUP; } return EOK; } /** * @} */