scripts/storage_info

#! /bin/sh

# Copyright (c) 2013 The Chromium OS Authors. All rights reserved.
# Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
# found in the LICENSE file.
#
# This script provides various data about the internal disk to show on the
# chrome://system page. It will run once on startup to dump output to the file
# /var/log/storage_info.txt which will be read later by debugd when the user
# opens the chrome://system page.

STORAGE_INFO_FILE="/var/log/storage_info.txt"

SSD_CMD_0="hdparm -I"
SSD_CMD_1="smartctl -x"
SSD_CMD_MAX=1

MMC_NAME_0="cid"
MMC_NAME_1="csd"
MMC_NAME_2="date"
MMC_NAME_3="enhanced_area_offset"
MMC_NAME_4="enhanced_area_size"
MMC_NAME_5="erase_size"
MMC_NAME_6="fwrev"
MMC_NAME_7="hwrev"
MMC_NAME_8="manfid"
MMC_NAME_9="name"
MMC_NAME_10="oemid"
MMC_NAME_11="preferred_erase_size"
MMC_NAME_12="prv"
MMC_NAME_13="raw_rpmb_size_mult"
MMC_NAME_14="rel_sectors"
MMC_NAME_15="serial"
MMC_NAME_MAX=15

is_blockdev() {
  [ -b /dev/$1 ]
}

is_removable() {
  [ $(cat /sys/block/$1/removable) -eq 1 ]
}

# We need to trim white space because vendor is padding with white space
is_vendor_ata() {
  [ "$(cat /sys/block/$1/device/vendor | tr -d ' ')" = "ATA" ]
}

is_internal_ssd() {
  is_blockdev $1 && ! is_removable $1 && is_vendor_ata $1
}

is_type_mmc() {
  [ "$(cat /sys/block/$1/device/type)" = "MMC" ]
}

is_internal_mmc() {
  is_blockdev $1 && ! is_removable $1 && is_type_mmc $1
}

print_ssd_info() {
  for i in $(seq 0 $SSD_CMD_MAX); do
    # use eval for variable indirection
    eval SSD_CMD=\$SSD_CMD_$i
    echo "$ $SSD_CMD /dev/$1"
    $SSD_CMD /dev/$1
    echo ""
  done
}

print_mmc_info() {
  for i in $(seq 0 $MMC_NAME_MAX); do
    eval MMC_NAME=\$MMC_NAME_$i
    MMC_PATH=/sys/block/$1/device/$MMC_NAME
    MMC_RESULT=$(cat $MMC_PATH 2>/dev/null)
    printf "%-20s | %s\n" "$MMC_NAME" "$MMC_RESULT"
  done
}

rm -f $STORAGE_INFO_FILE
touch $STORAGE_INFO_FILE
chmod 644 $STORAGE_INFO_FILE
exec > $STORAGE_INFO_FILE

# We need to check both sda and sdb for internal disk because:
# 1) If we use rootdev command to determine the disk to check, it will return
#    the usb stick, not the internal drive, when we boot from usb.
# 2) We also can not assume that sda is an internal disk because in some
#    systems (e.g., parrot), the usb stick might be labeled as sda and the
#    internal disk as sdb.
for dev in sda sdb; do
  if is_internal_ssd $dev; then
    print_ssd_info $dev
  fi
done

# For devices with eMMC, the internal disk will always be labeled as mmcblk0
# so we can check only mmcblk0, but to be safe we will check both mmcblk0 and
# mmcblk1.
for dev in mmcblk0 mmcblk1; do
  if is_internal_mmc $dev; then
    print_mmc_info $dev
  fi
done