kpmcore/src/jobs/restorefilesystemjob.cpp

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/*************************************************************************
* Copyright (C) 2008 by Volker Lanz <vl@fidra.de> *
* Copyright (C) 2016 by Andrius Štikonas <andrius@stikonas.eu> *
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#include "jobs/restorefilesystemjob.h"
#include "backend/corebackend.h"
#include "backend/corebackendmanager.h"
#include "backend/corebackenddevice.h"
#include "backend/corebackendpartitiontable.h"
#include "core/partition.h"
#include "core/device.h"
#include "core/copysourcefile.h"
#include "core/copytargetdevice.h"
#include "fs/filesystem.h"
#include "fs/filesystemfactory.h"
#include "util/report.h"
#include <KLocalizedString>
/** Creates a new RestoreFileSystemJob
@param targetdevice the Device the FileSystem is to be restored to
@param targetpartition the Partition the FileSystem is to be restore to
@param filename the file name with the image file to restore
*/
RestoreFileSystemJob::RestoreFileSystemJob(Device& targetdevice, Partition& targetpartition, const QString& filename) :
Job(),
m_TargetDevice(targetdevice),
m_TargetPartition(targetpartition),
m_FileName(filename)
{
}
qint32 RestoreFileSystemJob::numSteps() const
{
return 100;
}
bool RestoreFileSystemJob::run(Report& parent)
{
// Restoring is file system independent because we currently have no way of
// detecting the file system in a given image file. We cannot even find out if the
// file the user gave us is a valid image file or just some junk.
bool rval = false;
Report* report = jobStarted(parent);
// Again, a scope for copyTarget and copySource. See MoveFileSystemJob::run()
{
// FileSystems are restored to _partitions_, so don't use first and last sector of file system here
CopyTargetDevice copyTarget(targetDevice(), targetPartition().firstByte(), targetPartition().lastByte());
CopySourceFile copySource(fileName());
if (!copySource.open())
report->line() << xi18nc("@info:progress", "Could not open backup file <filename>%1</filename> to restore from.", fileName());
else if (!copyTarget.open())
report->line() << xi18nc("@info:progress", "Could not open target partition <filename>%1</filename> to restore to.", targetPartition().deviceNode());
else {
rval = copyBlocks(*report, copyTarget, copySource);
if (rval) {
// create a new file system for what was restored with the length of the image file
const qint64 newLastSector = targetPartition().firstSector() + copySource.length() - 1;
std::unique_ptr<CoreBackendDevice> backendDevice = CoreBackendManager::self()->backend()->openDevice(targetDevice());
FileSystem::Type t = FileSystem::Type::Unknown;
if (backendDevice) {
std::unique_ptr<CoreBackendPartitionTable> backendPartitionTable = backendDevice->openPartitionTable();
if (backendPartitionTable)
t = backendPartitionTable->detectFileSystemBySector(*report, targetDevice(), targetPartition().firstSector());
}
FileSystem* fs = FileSystemFactory::create(t, targetPartition().firstSector(), newLastSector, targetPartition().sectorSize());
targetPartition().deleteFileSystem();
targetPartition().setFileSystem(fs);
}
report->line() << xi18nc("@info:progress", "Closing device. This may take a few seconds.");
}
}
jobFinished(*report, rval);
return rval;
}
QString RestoreFileSystemJob::description() const
{
return xi18nc("@info:progress", "Restore the file system from file <filename>%1</filename> to partition <filename>%2</filename>", fileName(), targetPartition().deviceNode());
}