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40 requires
cmp --version
42 requires guestfish
--version
43 requires nbdcopy
--version
46 sparse
=cow-extents2-sparse.img
48 sock
=$
(mktemp
-u /tmp
/nbdkit-test-sock.XXXXXX
)
49 files
="$copy $sparse $pid $sock"
51 cleanup_fn
rm -f $files
53 # Copy the original disk using 'dd' so it becomes fully allocated.
56 # Run nbdkit with the cow filter on top.
57 start_nbdkit
-P $pid -U $sock --filter=cow
file $copy
59 guestfish
-a "nbd:///?socket=$sock" <<EOF
61 # Sparsify it into the overlay.
65 # After remounting check we can list the files and read the hello.txt file.
71 # Copy out the disk to a local file.
72 # This should exercise extents information.
73 nbdcopy
"nbd+unix:///?socket=$sock" $sparse
75 # We can only visually check that the file has been sparsified. We do
76 # not expect the files to be bit for bit identical after running
78 ls -lsh disk
$copy $sparse