Write image directly to disk
Write image directly to disk by telling qemu-img that the output file is the disk. Still uses O_DIRECT directly within qemu-img. This avoids the need to have a huge amount of system memory to be able to deploy an image that contains a huge disk. The only feature left behind by that commit is the 64K block size. Change-Id: If60bcd82581b2ea76c4acbc3eaa3f317d2ee6590
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log "Erasing existing mbr from ${DEVICE}"
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dd if=/dev/zero of=$DEVICE bs=512 count=10
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## Doing two steps allows us to use dd, which allows us to tweak things like
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## blocksize and allows use of direct io
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# Converts image to raw
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log "Converting $IMAGEFILE to RAW format"
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qemu-img convert -O raw $IMAGEFILE /tmp/image.raw
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# Write image onto device
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log "Imaging $DEVICE"
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dd if=/tmp/image.raw of=$DEVICE bs=64K oflag=direct
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log "Imaging $IMAGEFILE to $DEVICE"
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qemu-img convert -t directsync -O raw $IMAGEFILE $DEVICE
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sync
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log "${DEVICE} imaged successfully!"
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