org.freedesktop.UDisks2.Partition: UDisks Reference Manual

org.freedesktop.UDisks2.Partition

org.freedesktop.UDisks2.Partition — Block device representing a partition

Methods

SetType  (IN  s     type,
          IN  a{sv} options);
SetName  (IN  s     name,
          IN  a{sv} options);
SetFlags (IN  t     flags,
          IN  a{sv} options);
Delete   (IN  a{sv} options);

Properties

Number       readable   u
Type         readable   s
Flags        readable   t
Offset       readable   t
Size         readable   t
Name         readable   s
UUID         readable   s
Table        readable   o
IsContainer  readable   b
IsContained  readable   b

Description

This interface is used for org.freedesktop.UDisks2.Block devices that represent entries in a partition table.

Method Details

The SetType() method

SetType (IN  s     type,
         IN  a{sv} options);

Sets the partition type. See the "Type" property for a description of known partition types.

`IN s type`:	New type to set.
`IN a{sv} options`:	Options (currently unused except for standard options).

The SetName() method

SetName (IN  s     name,
         IN  a{sv} options);

Sets the partition name.

`IN s name`:	New name to set.
`IN a{sv} options`:	Options (currently unused except for standard options).

The SetFlags() method

SetFlags (IN  t     flags,
          IN  a{sv} options);

Sets the partition flags. See the "Flags" property for a description of known flags.

`IN t flags`:	New flags to set.
`IN a{sv} options`:	Options (currently unused except for standard options).

The Delete() method

Delete (IN  a{sv} options);

Deletes the partition.

If the option tear-down is set to TRUE, then the block device and all its children will be cleaned up before formatting. This cleanup consists of removing entries from /etc/fstab and /etc/crypttab, and locking of encrypted block devices. Entries in /etc/fstab and /etc/crypttab that have been created with the 'track-parents' options to AddConfigurationItem will be removed even if their block device is currently unavailable.

IN a{sv} options:

Options.

Property Details

The "Number" property

Number  readable   u

The number of the partition in the partition table.

The "Type" property

Type  readable   s

The type of the partition.

For dos partition tables, this string is a hexadecimal number e.g. 0x83 or 0xfd. For gpt partition tables this is the UUID e.g. ebd0a0a2-b9e5-4433-87c0-68b6b72699c7.

The "Flags" property

Flags  readable   t

Flags describing the partition.

Known flags for dos partitions include:

Bit 7

The partition is marked as bootable

Known flags for gpt partitions include:

Bit 0	System partition
Bit 2	Legacy BIOS Bootable
Bit 60	Read-only
Bit 62	Hidden
Bit 63	Do not automount

The "Offset" property

Offset  readable   t

Offset of partition, in bytes.

The "Size" property

Size  readable   t

Size of partition, in bytes.

The "Name" property

Name  readable   s

Label of partition or blank if not supported or unknown.

The "UUID" property

UUID  readable   s

The UUID of the partition or blank if not supported or unknown.

The "Table" property

Table  readable   o

The object path of the org.freedesktop.UDisks2.PartitionTable object that the partition entry belongs to.

The "IsContainer" property

IsContainer  readable   b

Set to TRUE if the partition itself is a container for other partitions.

For example, for dos partition tables, this applies to socalled extended partition (partitions of type 0x05, 0x0f or 0x85) containing socalled logical partitions.

The "IsContained" property

IsContained  readable   b

Set to TRUE of the partition is contained in another partition. See the "IsContainer" property for more information.