tizen: sd_fusing_rpi3.sh: Support for non-sdX partition names

Properly find partiton device names for the given block device. In
case of MMC (or loop) partition names are created in a different way
(/dev/mmcblk0p1) than for typical USB pen-drives (/dev/sdb1).

Signed-off-by: Marek Szyprowski <m.szyprowski@samsung.com>
Change-Id: I4e3e272acd85bcd5a54ff8102a3978d18ea5687e

diff --git a/scripts/tizen/sd_fusing_rpi3.sh b/scripts/tizen/sd_fusing_rpi3.sh
index 2503ed8..c72fc63 100755 (executable)
--- a/scripts/tizen/sd_fusing_rpi3.sh
+++ b/scripts/tizen/sd_fusing_rpi3.sh
@@ -75,7 +75,8 @@ function fusing_image () {
        local -r -i part_idx=$?
 
        if [ $part_idx -ne $PART_TABLE_COL ];then
-               local -r device=$DEVICE${PART_TABLE[${part_idx} * ${PART_TABLE_ROW} + 1]}
+               local -r num=${PART_TABLE[${part_idx} * ${PART_TABLE_ROW} + 1]}
+               local -r device=/dev/`lsblk ${DEVICE} -o KNAME | grep -G "[a-z]${num}\$"`
                local -r bs=${PART_TABLE[${part_idx} * ${PART_TABLE_ROW} + 2]}
        else
                echo "Not supported binary: $fusing_img"
@@ -249,20 +250,35 @@ function mkpart_3 () {
                __EOF__
        fi
 
-       mkfs.vfat -F 16 ${DISK}1 -n $BOOT
-       mkfs.ext4 -q ${DISK}2 -L $ROOTFS -F
-       mkfs.ext4 -q ${DISK}3 -L $SYSTEMDATA -F
-       mkfs.ext4 -q ${DISK}5 -L $USER -F
-       mkfs.ext4 -q ${DISK}6 -L $MODULE -F
-       mkfs.ext4 -q ${DISK}7 -L $RAMDISK -F
-       mkfs.ext4 -q ${DISK}8 -L $RAMDISK_RECOVERY -F
-       mkfs.ext4 -q ${DISK}9 -L $INFORM -F
+       local -r PART1=/dev/`lsblk ${DISK} -o KNAME | grep -G "[a-z]1\$"`
+       mkfs.vfat -F 16 ${PART1} -n $BOOT
+
+       local -r PART2=/dev/`lsblk ${DISK} -o KNAME | grep -G "[a-z]2\$"`
+       mkfs.ext4 -q ${PART2} -L $ROOTFS -F
+
+       local -r PART3=/dev/`lsblk ${DISK} -o KNAME | grep -G "[a-z]3\$"`
+       mkfs.ext4 -q ${PART3} -L $SYSTEMDATA -F
+
+       local -r PART5=/dev/`lsblk ${DISK} -o KNAME | grep -G "[a-z]5\$"`
+       mkfs.ext4 -q ${PART5} -L $USER -F
+
+       local -r PART6=/dev/`lsblk ${DISK} -o KNAME | grep -G "[a-z]6\$"`
+       mkfs.ext4 -q ${PART6} -L $MODULE -F
+
+       local -r PART7=/dev/`lsblk ${DISK} -o KNAME | grep -G "[a-z]7\$"`
+       mkfs.ext4 -q ${PART7} -L $RAMDISK -F
+
+       local -r PART8=/dev/`lsblk ${DISK} -o KNAME | grep -G "[a-z]8\$"`
+       mkfs.ext4 -q ${PART8} -L $RAMDISK_RECOVERY -F
+
+       local -r PART9=/dev/`lsblk ${DISK} -o KNAME | grep -G "[a-z]9\$"`
+       mkfs.ext4 -q ${PART9} -L $INFORM -F
 
        # create "reboot-param.bin" file in inform partition for passing reboot parameter
        # It should be done only once upon partition format.
-       umount ${DISK}9
+       umount ${PART9}
        mkdir mnt_tmp
-       mount -t ext4 ${DISK}9 ./mnt_tmp
+       mount -t ext4 ${PART9} ./mnt_tmp
        touch ./mnt_tmp/reboot-param.bin
        sync
        umount ./mnt_tmp
@@ -350,7 +366,7 @@ function check_device () {
 
 function print_logo () {
        echo ""
-       echo "Raspberry Pi3 downloader, version 1.3.1"
+       echo "Raspberry Pi3 downloader, version 1.4.0"
        echo ""
 }