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Added SupportsSetting[Content]Parameters() to the KDiskSystem interface and respective functions to the module interface. Some re-ordering of methods/functions for aesthetical reasons. :-)

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Ingo Weinhold
2003-07-19 20:29:58 +00:00
parent 24fa6c601b
commit 708a31badf
9 changed files with 248 additions and 182 deletions
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headers/private/kernel/disk_device_manager/KDiskSystem.h
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@@ -54,17 +54,20 @@ public:
bool *whileMounted);
virtual bool SupportsResizing(KPartition *partition, bool *whileMounted);
virtual bool SupportsResizingChild(KPartition *child);
virtual bool SupportsMoving(KPartition *partition, bool *whileMounted);
virtual bool SupportsMoving(KPartition *partition, bool *isNoOp);
virtual bool SupportsMovingChild(KPartition *child);
virtual bool SupportsSettingName(KPartition *partition);
virtual bool SupportsSettingContentName(KPartition *partition,
bool *whileMounted);
virtual bool SupportsSettingType(KPartition *partition);
virtual bool SupportsCreatingChild(KPartition *partition);
virtual bool SupportsDeletingChild(KPartition *child);
virtual bool SupportsSettingParameters(KPartition *partition);
virtual bool SupportsSettingContentParameters(KPartition *partition,
bool *whileMounted);
virtual bool SupportsInitializing(KPartition *partition);
virtual bool SupportsInitializingChild(KPartition *child,
const char *diskSystem);
virtual bool SupportsCreatingChild(KPartition *partition);
virtual bool SupportsDeletingChild(KPartition *child);
virtual bool IsSubSystemFor(KPartition *partition);
virtual bool ValidateResize(KPartition *partition, off_t *size);
@@ -74,15 +77,15 @@ public:
virtual bool ValidateSetName(KPartition *partition, char *name);
virtual bool ValidateSetContentName(KPartition *partition, char *name);
virtual bool ValidateSetType(KPartition *partition, const char *type);
virtual bool ValidateCreateChild(KPartition *partition, off_t *start,
off_t *size, const char *type,
const char *parameters);
virtual bool ValidateInitialize(KPartition *partition, char *name,
const char *parameters);
virtual bool ValidateSetParameters(KPartition *partition,
const char *parameters);
virtual bool ValidateSetContentParameters(KPartition *child,
const char *parameters);
virtual bool ValidateInitialize(KPartition *partition, char *name,
const char *parameters);
virtual bool ValidateCreateChild(KPartition *partition, off_t *start,
off_t *size, const char *type,
const char *parameters);
virtual int32 CountPartitionableSpaces(KPartition *partition);
virtual bool GetPartitionableSpaces(KPartition *partition,
partitionable_space_data *spaces,
@@ -114,20 +117,20 @@ public:
KDiskDeviceJob *job);
virtual status_t SetType(KPartition *partition, char *type,
KDiskDeviceJob *job);
virtual status_t CreateChild(KPartition *partition, off_t offset,
off_t size, const char *type,
const char *parameters, KDiskDeviceJob *job,
KPartition **child = NULL,
partition_id childID = -1);
virtual status_t DeleteChild(KPartition *child, KDiskDeviceJob *job);
virtual status_t Initialize(KPartition *partition, const char *name,
const char *parameters, KDiskDeviceJob *job);
virtual status_t SetParameters(KPartition *partition,
const char *parameters,
KDiskDeviceJob *job);
virtual status_t SetContentParameters(KPartition *partition,
const char *parameters,
KDiskDeviceJob *job);
virtual status_t Initialize(KPartition *partition, const char *name,
const char *parameters, KDiskDeviceJob *job);
virtual status_t CreateChild(KPartition *partition, off_t offset,
off_t size, const char *type,
const char *parameters, KDiskDeviceJob *job,
KPartition **child = NULL,
partition_id childID = -1);
virtual status_t DeleteChild(KPartition *child, KDiskDeviceJob *job);
// The KPartition* parameters for the writing methods are a bit `volatile',
// since the device will not be locked, when they are called. The KPartition
// is registered though, so that it is at least guaranteed that the object