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/*
 * Device descriptor for partitioned disks. To use, set the
 * d_slice and d_partition variables as follows:
 *
 * Whole disk access:
 *
 * 	d_slice = -1
 * 	d_partition = -1
 *
 * Whole MBR slice:
 *
 * 	d_slice = MBR slice number (typically 1..4)
 * 	d_partition = -1
 *
 * BSD disklabel partition within an MBR slice:
 *
 * 	d_slice = MBR slice number (typically 1..4)
 * 	d_partition = disklabel partition (typically 0..19)
 *
 * BSD disklabel partition on the true dedicated disk:
 *
 * 	d_slice = -1
 * 	d_partition = disklabel partition (typically 0..19)
 *
 * GPT partition:
 *
 * 	d_slice = GPT partition number (typically 1..N)
 * 	d_partition = 255
 *
 * For both MBR and GPT, to automatically find the 'best' slice or partition,
 * set d_slice to zero. This uses the partition type to decide which partition
 * to use according to the following list of preferences:
 *
 * 	FreeBSD (active)
 * 	FreeBSD (inactive)
 * 	Linux (active)
 * 	Linux (inactive)
 * 	DOS/Windows (active)
 * 	DOS/Windows (inactive)
 *
 * Active MBR slices (marked as bootable) are preferred over inactive. GPT
 * doesn't have the concept of active/inactive partitions. In both MBR and GPT,
 * if there are multiple slices/partitions of a given type, the first one
 * is chosen.
 *
 * The low-level disk device will typically call disk_open() from its open
 * method to interpret the disk partition tables according to the rules above.
 * This will initialize d_offset to the block offset of the start of the
 * selected partition - this offset should be added to the offset passed to
 * the device's strategy method.
 */

struct disk_devdesc
{
	struct devsw	*d_dev;
	int		d_type;
	int		d_unit;
	void		*d_opendata;
	int		d_slice;
	int		d_partition;
	off_t		d_offset;
};

/*
 * Parse disk metadata and initialise dev->d_offset.
 */
extern int disk_open(struct disk_devdesc *dev, off_t mediasize,
    u_int sectorsize, u_int flags);
#define	DISK_F_NOCACHE	0x0001		/* Do not use metadata caching */
extern int disk_close(struct disk_devdesc *dev);
extern void disk_cleanup(const struct devsw *d_dev);

/*
 * Print information about slices on a disk.
 */
extern void disk_print(struct disk_devdesc *dev, char *prefix, int verbose);
extern char* disk_fmtdev(struct disk_devdesc *dev);
extern int disk_parsedev(struct disk_devdesc *dev, const char *devspec,
    const char **path);