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Size tests #2240

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Per Issue #2108 - Add destination size tests:
If the CHROOTS partition size is less than 4 GB, spit out a warning. If CHROOTS free space is less than 2GB, spit out a warning. Also, determine whether the former is due to a Chrubuntu install.

Add routine to check space on CHROOTS partiton and ChrUbuntu partitions
check_space checks that the minimum partition size and free space is met.
check_ubuntu checks if partition 7 is being used and reports it's sizes and configuration
Added return values for check_chrubuntu in case we decide to use them.
'df' command in check_chrubuntu changed to use mountpoint instead of partition.
Moved check_space variable declarations to top of file with the others.
# $1: the partition's minimum size threshold
# $2: the partition's minimum available space threshold
check_space() {
local part=${CHROOTS:-/usr/local}
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quotes added.

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Thanks for the patch!! Catching up on reviewing things now :)

Updated to incorporate changes per line notes from @dnschneid
Updated to incorporate changes per line notes from @dnschneid
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Thanks for the patch!! Catching up on reviewing things now :)

Thank you for all the help and time out of your busy schedule. :)

check_space() {
local part="${CHROOTS:-/usr/local}"
df -m $part | awk 'FNR == 2 {print $2,$4}' | {
read -r size avail
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done.

Updated to incorporate changes per line notes from @dnschneid on 12/30/15.
Updated to remove remnant of 'used' on line 280.
# $2: the partition's minimum available space threshold
check_space() {
local part="${CHROOTS:-/usr/local}"
df -m $part | awk 'FNR == 2 {print $2,$4}' | {
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quote $part

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quoted.

Updated to incorporate changes per line notes from @dnschneid on 1/1/16.
Removed multiple delays and added message that installation will continue after 5s.
Updated to incorporate changes per line notes from @dnschneid on 1/1/16.
Added missing quotes, fixed indentation, insured lines <=80 chars, sent warnings to stderr.
Also reworked logic to check for existing mounts do to 'ro' mount failing if already mounted.
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I apologize for all the misstarts ( I'm trying, very trying ;).

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You're doing great!

Simplified logic for invoking check_dualboot function.
un-split warning messages.
removed `proc/mounts` lookup and redid mount logic for mounted and unmounted partition.
'grep' and 'cut' replaced with 'awk'.
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You're doing great!

Well I certanly don't think so, it's down right embarrassking!

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I was thinking of changing some of my calculations to use decimals.

The current ones are similar to:

local size_gb="$((${size}/1000))GB"

When size is 19588, it yields '19GB'


I'd like to change them to:

local size_gb="$(echo "$size 1000" | awk '{printf "%.2f\n", $1/$2}') GB"

When size is 19588, it yields '19.58 GB'

I wanted to check with y'all and see if that's something worthwhile doing ???

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tedm commented Feb 4, 2016

I would just round to 20GB It's not like you can buy a 19.58GB storage device ?? ;)

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Okay, thanx. I'll leave them as is then probably.

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If you want it to round up you can do something like:
local size_gb="$(((${size}+500)/1000))GB"

I'm not sure which is preferable...

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zxvv commented Apr 6, 2016

You could also consider using "df -mh" which will give you the size in 'human' readable format, such as 20GB.

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Yup, thought about that but it's just a little harder to test sizes when in a 'human' readable format.
I'm happy with the way it is now unless we want to add the 'echo_color' attributes before it's merged.

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I think this is ready to go but you might want to review it again, it's been a while.

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tedm commented Oct 25, 2016

@DennisLfromGA Let me know if you want me to test. During some wild attempts to get my Chromebook (Toshiba 2 2015) to run android apps, I lost Crouton, so have to reinstall, probably this weekend.

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@tedm, Go for it and let us know, thanx.

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