Exemple #1
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    def commit(self):
        """Commit updates.  By the time we get here, we assume:
        * volume name has been sanity checked
        * requested size has been checked
        """

        assert self.deviceName, 'datastore device name not set'
        assert self.volumeName, 'datastore volume name not set'
        log.debug("DataStoreWindow.commit device %s volume %s" %
                  (self.deviceName, self.volumeName))

        # Check if drives to clear are in use; if so stop this madness.
        diskSet = devices.DiskSet()
        if self.deviceName == self.esxDeviceName:
            clearDrives = [self.deviceName]
        else:
            clearDrives = [self.deviceName, self.esxDeviceName]
            # presumably self.choseCreateNewDatastoreOnEsxDevice == False

        log.debug("Cleared drives = %s" % (', '.join(clearDrives)))
        volumePath = os.path.join('/vmfs/volumes', self.volumeName)

        if (os.path.exists(volumePath) or os.path.islink(volumePath)) \
           and not checkForClearedVolume(clearDrives, self.datastoreSet,
                                         self.volumeName):
            log.debug("Volume name in use")
            self.setSubstepEnv({'next': self.warnInUse})
            return

        # build partition requests, add to userchoices
        partition.addDefaultPartitionRequests(diskSet[self.esxDeviceName],
                                              False)

        if self.choseCreateNewDatastore:
            physicalRequests = [
                (None, 100, 0, True, fsset.vmfs3FileSystem(self.volumeName)),
            ]
            dev = diskSet[self.deviceName]
            userchoices.addPhysicalPartitionRequests(
                self.deviceName,
                partition.createPartitionRequestSet(dev, physicalRequests))

            userchoices.setClearPartitions(drives=clearDrives)

            userchoices.setEsxDatastoreDevice(dev.name)
            userchoices.setVmdkDatastore(self.volumeName)
        else:  # use existing datastore
            userchoices.setClearPartitions(drives=[self.esxDeviceName])

            userchoices.clearVirtualDevices()

            userchoices.setEsxDatastoreDevice(None)
            userchoices.setVmdkDatastore(self.volumeName)

        # size check
        size = partition.getRequestsSize(partition.getDefaultVirtualRequests())
        if size > devices.runtimeActionFindMaxVmdkSize():
            self.setSubstepEnv({'next': self.warnTooSmall})
            return
        self.setSubstepEnv({'next': self.stepForward})
Exemple #2
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    def getNext(self):
        global _deviceName, _vmfsVolume

        if self.xml.get_widget('DatastorecreateRadioButton').get_active():
            if self.xml.get_widget('DatastoreCheckButton').get_active():
                deviceName = self.defaultDeviceName
            else:
                deviceName = _deviceName

            if not deviceName:
                MessageWindow(None, 'Invalid Datastore Device',
                    'Specify a device for creating the datastore.')
                raise exception.StayOnScreen

            # Set the volume name for the new vmfs partition
            volumeName = self.xml.get_widget("DatastorenameEntry").get_text()
            try:
                fsset.vmfs3FileSystem.sanityCheckVolumeLabel(volumeName)
            except ValueError, msg:
                MessageWindow(None, "Datastore Name Invalid", msg[0])
                raise exception.StayOnScreen

            # if we're using the same disk for the datastore that we're
            # using for installing esx, only clear one disk, otherwise
            # clear both

            if deviceName == self.defaultDeviceName or self.preserveVmfs:
                clearDrives = [deviceName]
            else:
                clearDrives = [deviceName, self.defaultDeviceName]

            volumePath = os.path.join('/vmfs/volumes', volumeName)

            if (os.path.exists(volumePath) or os.path.islink(volumePath)) \
               and not checkForClearedVolume(clearDrives, self.datastoreSet,
                                             volumeName):
                MessageWindow(None, "Datastore Name Already Used",
                    "The specified name is already used by another datastore. "
                    "Specify a new name that is unique.")
                raise exception.StayOnScreen

            # if we're preserving the vmfs partition on a different drive
            # then we don't need the full set of partitions.
            if not self.preserveVmfs:
                partition.addDefaultPartitionRequests(
                    self.diskSet[self.defaultDeviceName], False)

            physicalRequests = [
                (None, 100, 0, True, fsset.vmfs3FileSystem(volumeName)),
            ]

            dev = self.diskSet[deviceName]
            userchoices.addPhysicalPartitionRequests(dev.name,
                partition.createPartitionRequestSet(dev, physicalRequests))
            
            userchoices.setClearPartitions(drives=clearDrives)

            userchoices.setEsxDatastoreDevice(dev.name)
            userchoices.setVmdkDatastore(volumeName)
Exemple #3
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    def commit(self):
        """Commit updates.  By the time we get here, we assume:
        * volume name has been sanity checked
        * requested size has been checked
        """

        assert self.deviceName, 'datastore device name not set'
        assert self.volumeName, 'datastore volume name not set'
        log.debug("DataStoreWindow.commit device %s volume %s" %
                (self.deviceName, self.volumeName))

        # Check if drives to clear are in use; if so stop this madness.
        diskSet = devices.DiskSet()
        if self.deviceName == self.esxDeviceName:
            clearDrives = [self.deviceName]
        else:
            clearDrives = [self.deviceName, self.esxDeviceName]
            # presumably self.choseCreateNewDatastoreOnEsxDevice == False

        log.debug("Cleared drives = %s" % (', '.join(clearDrives)))
        volumePath = os.path.join('/vmfs/volumes', self.volumeName)

        if (os.path.exists(volumePath) or os.path.islink(volumePath)) \
           and not checkForClearedVolume(clearDrives, self.datastoreSet,
                                         self.volumeName):
            log.debug("Volume name in use")
            self.setSubstepEnv({'next': self.warnInUse})
            return

        # build partition requests, add to userchoices
        partition.addDefaultPartitionRequests(diskSet[self.esxDeviceName],
                                              False)

        if self.choseCreateNewDatastore:
            physicalRequests = [
                (None, 100, 0, True, fsset.vmfs3FileSystem(self.volumeName)),
            ]
            dev = diskSet[self.deviceName]
            userchoices.addPhysicalPartitionRequests(self.deviceName,
                partition.createPartitionRequestSet(dev, physicalRequests))

            userchoices.setClearPartitions(drives=clearDrives)

            userchoices.setEsxDatastoreDevice(dev.name)
            userchoices.setVmdkDatastore(self.volumeName)
        else:   # use existing datastore
            userchoices.setClearPartitions(drives=[self.esxDeviceName])

            userchoices.clearVirtualDevices()

            userchoices.setEsxDatastoreDevice(None)
            userchoices.setVmdkDatastore(self.volumeName)

        # size check
        size = partition.getRequestsSize(partition.getDefaultVirtualRequests())
        if size > devices.runtimeActionFindMaxVmdkSize():
            self.setSubstepEnv({'next': self.warnTooSmall})
            return
        self.setSubstepEnv({'next': self.stepForward})
    def getNext(self):
        global _deviceName, _vmfsVolume

        if self.xml.get_widget('DatastorecreateRadioButton').get_active():
            if self.xml.get_widget('DatastoreCheckButton').get_active():
                deviceName = self.defaultDeviceName
            else:
                deviceName = _deviceName

            if not deviceName:
                MessageWindow(None, 'Invalid Datastore Device',
                              'Specify a device for creating the datastore.')
                raise exception.StayOnScreen

            # Set the volume name for the new vmfs partition
            volumeName = self.xml.get_widget("DatastorenameEntry").get_text()
            try:
                fsset.vmfs3FileSystem.sanityCheckVolumeLabel(volumeName)
            except ValueError, msg:
                MessageWindow(None, "Datastore Name Invalid", msg[0])
                raise exception.StayOnScreen

            # if we're using the same disk for the datastore that we're
            # using for installing esx, only clear one disk, otherwise
            # clear both

            if deviceName == self.defaultDeviceName or self.preserveVmfs:
                clearDrives = [deviceName]
            else:
                clearDrives = [deviceName, self.defaultDeviceName]

            volumePath = os.path.join('/vmfs/volumes', volumeName)

            if (os.path.exists(volumePath) or os.path.islink(volumePath)) \
               and not checkForClearedVolume(clearDrives, self.datastoreSet,
                                             volumeName):
                MessageWindow(
                    None, "Datastore Name Already Used",
                    "The specified name is already used by another datastore. "
                    "Specify a new name that is unique.")
                raise exception.StayOnScreen

            # if we're preserving the vmfs partition on a different drive
            # then we don't need the full set of partitions.
            if not self.preserveVmfs:
                partition.addDefaultPartitionRequests(
                    self.diskSet[self.defaultDeviceName], False)

            physicalRequests = [
                (None, 100, 0, True, fsset.vmfs3FileSystem(volumeName)),
            ]

            dev = self.diskSet[deviceName]
            userchoices.addPhysicalPartitionRequests(
                dev.name,
                partition.createPartitionRequestSet(dev, physicalRequests))

            userchoices.setClearPartitions(drives=clearDrives)

            userchoices.setEsxDatastoreDevice(dev.name)
            userchoices.setVmdkDatastore(volumeName)