set_locking_range

#!/bin/bash

[ -z "$CONTROL_PATH" ] && CONTROL_PATH="opal-toolset"
CONTROL=$CONTROL_PATH/control
[ ! -f "$CONTROL" ] && printf "Invalid path $CONTROL.\n" && exit 1

# Set parameters of the locking range.
[ -z "$LR_START" ] && LR_START=0
[ -z "$LR_LENGTH" ] && LR_LENGTH=512

[ -z "$DEV" ] && printf "WARNING: Variable DEV must be defined (partition or block device), test skipped.\n" && exit 1
[ -z "$ADMIN_VERIFY_PIN" ] && printf "WARNING: Variable ADMIN_VERIFY_PIN must be defined (admin pin in hexadecimal), test skipped.\n" && exit 1
[ -z "$USER_ASSIGN_PIN" ] && printf "WARNING: Variable USER_ASSIGN_PIN must be defined (new user pin in hexadecimal), test skipped.\n" && exit 1

printf "Setting up a new user with id 1...\n\n"
$CONTROL -V setup_user $DEV			\
	--verify-pin-hex=$ADMIN_VERIFY_PIN	\
	--user 1				\
	--assign-pin-hex=$USER_ASSIGN_PIN	\
	|| { printf "\nSetting up a new user with id 1 failed.\n" && exit 1; }

printf "\nSetting up a new locking range with id 1...\n\n"
$CONTROL -V setup_range $DEV			\
	--verify-pin-hex=$ADMIN_VERIFY_PIN	\
	--locking-range 1			\
	--locking-range-start $LR_START		\
	--locking-range-length $LR_LENGTH	\
	--user 1				\
	|| { echo "\nSetting up a new locking range with id 1 failed.\n" && exit 1; }

printf "\nDone.\n"