Introduce USE_SOFTRAID to allow testing on vnd(4) directly

This is mostly for architectures which don't have softraid(4) support
in installboot(8), but should also be useful in general to test different
setups and thus increase coverage.

Default to root on softraid on vnd on all architectures that support it:
amd64, arm64, i386 and sparc64;  use root on vnd on others (yet to come).

diff --git a/regress/usr.sbin/installboot/Makefile b/regress/usr.sbin/installboot/Makefile
index 5daac78..03cb739 100644 (file)
--- a/regress/usr.sbin/installboot/Makefile
+++ b/regress/usr.sbin/installboot/Makefile
@@ -1,30 +1,43 @@
-#      $OpenBSD: Makefile,v 1.12 2022/08/31 23:10:01 kn Exp $
+#      $OpenBSD: Makefile,v 1.13 2022/08/31 23:53:22 kn Exp $
 
 INSTALLBOOT ?=         /usr/sbin/installboot
 DRY_RUN =              ${INSTALLBOOT} -n
 REAL_RUN =             ${INSTALLBOOT}
 
-# installboot(8) behaviour for multi-chunk softraid(4) differs across platforms
-NDISKS ?=              1 2
-DISKFILES =            ${NDISKS:=disk%.img}
-DISKDEVFILES =         ${NDISKS:=diskdev%.txt}
-ROOTDEVFILE =          rootdev.txt
-MOUNTPOINT =           mnt
-STAGEDIR =             /usr/mdec
 
+# see distrib/${MACHINE}/ramdisk/install.md for FORMAT_DISK values
+# default to root on softraid(4) on all architectures that have
+# bootstrap + kernel + installboot(8) support for it
 .if   ${MACHINE} == "amd64" || \
       ${MACHINE} == "i386"     # assume BIOS/MBR
 FORMAT_DISK =          fdisk -iy
 STAGENAMES =           biosboot boot
+USE_SOFTRAID ?=                Yes
 .elif ${MACHINE} == "arm64"
 FORMAT_DISK =          fdisk -g -y -b32768
 STAGENAMES =           BOOTAA64.EFI
+USE_SOFTRAID ?=                Yes
 .elif ${MACHINE} == "sparc64"
 FORMAT_DISK =          true    # NOOP
 STAGENAMES =           bootblk ofwboot
+USE_SOFTRAID ?=                Yes
 .endif
+
+STAGEDIR =             /usr/mdec
 STAGEFILES =           ${STAGENAMES:=${STAGEDIR}/%}
 
+.if ${USE_SOFTRAID:L} == "yes"
+# installboot(8) behaviour for multi-chunk softraid(4) differs across platforms
+NDISKS ?=              1 2
+.else
+NDISKS =               1
+.endif
+DISKFILES =            ${NDISKS:=disk%.img}
+DISKDEVFILES =         ${NDISKS:=diskdev%.txt}
+ROOTDEVFILE =          rootdev.txt
+MOUNTPOINT =           mnt
+
+
 REGRESS_SETUP_ONCE =   copy-bootstrap-to-root
 
 create-disks:
@@ -36,20 +49,28 @@ create-disks:
 format-disks: create-disks
 .for devfile in ${DISKDEVFILES}
        ${SUDO} ${FORMAT_DISK} -- "$$(<${devfile})" 1>/dev/null
+.  if ${USE_SOFTRAID:L} == "yes"
        printf 'a\n\n\n\nRAID\nw\nq\n' | \
                ${SUDO} disklabel -E -- "$$(<${devfile})" 1>/dev/null
+.  endif
 .endfor
 
 create-root: format-disks
+.if ${USE_SOFTRAID:L} == "yes"
        ${SUDO} bioctl -l"$$(sed -- s/$$/a/ ${DISKDEVFILES} | paste -sd, -- -)" \
            -cc -- softraid0 | \
                awk -- '{ print $$NF }' 1>${ROOTDEVFILE}
+.else
+       ln -s -- ${DISKDEVFILES} ${ROOTDEVFILE}
+.endif
 
 create-mountpoint:
        mkdir -- ${MOUNTPOINT}
 
 format-root: create-root create-mountpoint
+.if ${USE_SOFTRAID:L} != "yes"
        ${SUDO} ${FORMAT_DISK} -- "$$(<${ROOTDEVFILE})" 1>/dev/null
+.endif
        ${SUDO} disklabel -Aw -- "$$(<${ROOTDEVFILE})"
        ${SUDO} newfs -q -- "$$(<${ROOTDEVFILE})"a 1>/dev/null
        ${SUDO} mount -- /dev/"$$(<${ROOTDEVFILE})"a ${MOUNTPOINT}
@@ -64,10 +85,12 @@ REGRESS_TARGETS = prepare
 
 prepare:
        ${SUDO} ${REAL_RUN} -p -- "$$(<${ROOTDEVFILE})"
+.if ${USE_SOFTRAID:L} == "yes"
        # XXX -p is not yet softraid(4) aware, need to prepare chunks manually
-.for devfile in ${DISKDEVFILES}
+.  for devfile in ${DISKDEVFILES}
        ${SUDO} ${REAL_RUN} -p -- "$$(<${devfile})"
-.endfor
+.  endfor
+.endif
 
 REGRESS_TARGETS +=     dry-prepare \
                        dry-default \
@@ -118,7 +141,9 @@ REGRESS_CLEANUP =   cleanup
 cleanup:
        -${SUDO} umount -- ${MOUNTPOINT} 2>/dev/null
        -rmdir -- ${MOUNTPOINT} 2>/dev/null
+.if ${USE_SOFTRAID:L} == "yes"
        -${SUDO} bioctl -d -- "$$(<${ROOTDEVFILE})" 2>/dev/null
+.endif
 .for devfile in ${DISKDEVFILES}
        -${SUDO} vnconfig -u -- "$$(<${devfile})" 2>/dev/null
 .endfor