Public bug reported:
After switching to use loop devices instead of a scratch drive for the
test, we are now using 20G block file for the test.
However we are creating partitions over this size:
sudo parted $DEVICE mklabel -s gpt
sudo parted $DEVICE mkpart -s p1 $FS 1MiB 20000MiB
sudo parted $DEVICE mkpart -s p2 $FS 20001MiB 40000MiB
sudo parted $DEVICE mkpart -s p3 $FS 40001MiB 60000MiB
sudo parted $DEVICE mkpart -s p4 $FS 60001MiB 80000MiB
sudo parted $DEVICE mkpart -s p5 $FS 80001MiB 80500MiB
sudo parted $DEVICE mkpart -s p6 $FS 80501MiB 81000MiB
To do:
* We will need to at least adjust the block file size, preferably knowing why
we need up to 81000MiB for the test.
** Affects: ubuntu-kernel-tests
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: ubuntu-xfstests-btrfs ubuntu-xfstests-ext4 ubuntu-xfstests-xfs
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/2044426
Title:
Block file size adjustment for ubuntu_xfstests_*
Status in ubuntu-kernel-tests:
New
Bug description:
After switching to use loop devices instead of a scratch drive for the
test, we are now using 20G block file for the test.
However we are creating partitions over this size:
sudo parted $DEVICE mklabel -s gpt
sudo parted $DEVICE mkpart -s p1 $FS 1MiB 20000MiB
sudo parted $DEVICE mkpart -s p2 $FS 20001MiB 40000MiB
sudo parted $DEVICE mkpart -s p3 $FS 40001MiB 60000MiB
sudo parted $DEVICE mkpart -s p4 $FS 60001MiB 80000MiB
sudo parted $DEVICE mkpart -s p5 $FS 80001MiB 80500MiB
sudo parted $DEVICE mkpart -s p6 $FS 80501MiB 81000MiB
To do:
* We will need to at least adjust the block file size, preferably knowing why
we need up to 81000MiB for the test.
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