Call truncate through perl.
The binary is not available, and we can't pack it in otatools in AOSP,
have to use an alternative.
Bug: 27880501
Test: Generate a payload for boot.img which is not multiple of 4KiB.
(cherry picked from commit d0e9a893163bb6f70b2bb003cda238d7e1a532ed)
Change-Id: I45998cacda2111ba434e6d5c899d348f5b0bc50a
diff --git a/scripts/brillo_update_payload b/scripts/brillo_update_payload
index 47e1f29..1649106 100755
--- a/scripts/brillo_update_payload
+++ b/scripts/brillo_update_payload
@@ -219,6 +219,18 @@
echo "${default_value}"
}
+# truncate_file <file_path> <file_size>
+#
+# Truncate the given |file_path| to |file_size| using perl.
+# The truncate binary might not be available.
+truncate_file() {
+ local file_path="$1"
+ local file_size="$2"
+ perl -e "open(FILE, \"+<\", \$ARGV[0]); \
+ truncate(FILE, ${file_size}); \
+ close(FILE);" "${file_path}"
+}
+
# Create a temporary file in the work_dir with an optional pattern name.
# Prints the name of the newly created file.
create_tempfile() {
@@ -421,7 +433,7 @@
echo "Rounding UP partition ${part}.img to a multiple of 4 KiB."
: $(( filesize = (filesize + 4095) & -4096 ))
fi
- truncate --size="${filesize}" "${part_file}"
+ truncate_file "${part_file}" "${filesize}"
fi
eval "${partitions_array}[\"${part}\"]=\"${part_file}\""
