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Extend BVT tests to cover WO cache mode

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Signed-off-by: Adam Rutkowski <adam.j.rutkowski@intel.com>
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Adam Rutkowski
2019-06-12 14:59:38 -04:00
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# The line below specified that line under it should be used as the test's short description when launching test via run_tests script.
# The text should not be longer than 80 chars - if it is, the script will strip addititonal characters
# DESCRIPTION WriteBack mode test: Test files on core devices with different filesystems after flushing and stopping cache
# with 'don't flush dirty data on exit' option.
# DESCRIPTION WB data integrity ext3/ext4/xfs after clean shutdown, no flush
# USE_IN_NIGHTLY
# USE_IN_BVT
@@ -18,6 +17,8 @@ TESTS_DIR="$(dirname $0)/../"
. $TESTS_DIR/cas_lib
start_test $*
CACHE_MODE="wb"
# This is where the real test starts
# Use CACHE_DEVICE and CORE_DEVICE provided by configuration file and remove partitions from those devices
@@ -30,15 +31,15 @@ TARGET_DEVICE_OPTION="$CACHE_DEVICE" PARTITION_SIZE_OPTION="2000M" PARTITION_IDS
TARGET_DEVICE_OPTION="$CORE_DEVICE" PARTITION_SIZE_OPTION="4000M" PARTITION_IDS_OPTION="1 2 3" make_primary_partitions
# Start cache on CACHE_DEVICE1 (/dev/sdd1, for example) with ID=1 and add a core device using CORE_DEVICE1 (/dev/sde1, for example)
CACHE_ID_OPTION="1" CACHE_DEVICE_OPTION="${CACHE_DEVICE}1" CACHE_FORCE_OPTION="1" CACHE_MODE_OPTION="wb" start_cache
CACHE_ID_OPTION="1" CACHE_DEVICE_OPTION="${CACHE_DEVICE}1" CACHE_FORCE_OPTION="1" CACHE_MODE_OPTION=$CACHE_MODE start_cache
CACHE_ID_OPTION="1" CORE_DEVICE_OPTION="${CORE_DEVICE}1" add_core
# Start cache on CACHE_DEVICE2 (/dev/sdd2, for example) with ID=2 and add a core device using CORE_DEVICE2 (/dev/sde2, for example)
CACHE_ID_OPTION="2" CACHE_DEVICE_OPTION="${CACHE_DEVICE}2" CACHE_FORCE_OPTION="1" CACHE_MODE_OPTION="wb" start_cache
CACHE_ID_OPTION="2" CACHE_DEVICE_OPTION="${CACHE_DEVICE}2" CACHE_FORCE_OPTION="1" CACHE_MODE_OPTION=$CACHE_MODE start_cache
CACHE_ID_OPTION="2" CORE_DEVICE_OPTION="${CORE_DEVICE}2" add_core
# Start cache on CACHE_DEVICE3 (/dev/sdd3, for example) with ID=3 and add a core device using CORE_DEVICE3 (/dev/sde3, for example)
CACHE_ID_OPTION="3" CACHE_DEVICE_OPTION="${CACHE_DEVICE}3" CACHE_FORCE_OPTION="1" CACHE_MODE_OPTION="wb" start_cache
CACHE_ID_OPTION="3" CACHE_DEVICE_OPTION="${CACHE_DEVICE}3" CACHE_FORCE_OPTION="1" CACHE_MODE_OPTION=$CACHE_MODE start_cache
CACHE_ID_OPTION="3" CORE_DEVICE_OPTION="${CORE_DEVICE}3" add_core
# Create filesystems on cached devices - we do this using run_cmd because it is not in the API (and probably won't be).