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#include "host/commands/assemble_cvd/disk/disk.h"

#include <fruit/fruit.h>

#include "common/libs/utils/files.h"
#include "host/commands/assemble_cvd/boot_image_utils.h"
#include "host/libs/vm_manager/gem5_manager.h"

namespace cuttlefish {

Result<void> Gem5ImageUnpacker(const CuttlefishConfig& config,
                               KernelRamdiskRepacker& /* dependency */) {
  if (config.vm_manager() != VmmMode::kGem5) {
    return {};
  }
  // TODO: b/281130788 - This should accept InstanceSpecific as an argument
  const CuttlefishConfig::InstanceSpecific& instance_ =
      config.ForDefaultInstance();

  /* Unpack the original or repacked boot and vendor boot ramdisks, so that
   * we have access to the baked bootconfig and raw compressed ramdisks.
   * This allows us to emulate what a bootloader would normally do, which
   * Gem5 can't support itself. This code also copies the kernel again
   * (because Gem5 only supports raw vmlinux) and handles the bootloader
   * binaries specially. This code is just part of the solution; it only
   * does the parts which are instance agnostic.
   */

  CF_EXPECT(FileHasContent(instance_.boot_image()), instance_.boot_image());

  const std::string unpack_dir = config.assembly_dir();
  // The init_boot partition is be optional for testing boot.img
  // with the ramdisk inside.
  if (!FileHasContent(instance_.init_boot_image())) {
    LOG(WARNING) << "File not found: " << instance_.init_boot_image();
  } else {
    CF_EXPECT(UnpackBootImage(instance_.init_boot_image(), unpack_dir),
              "Failed to extract the init boot image");
  }

  CF_EXPECT(FileHasContent(instance_.vendor_boot_image()),
            instance_.vendor_boot_image());

  CF_EXPECT(UnpackVendorBootImageIfNotUnpacked(instance_.vendor_boot_image(),
                                               unpack_dir),
            "Failed to extract the vendor boot image");

  // Assume the user specified a kernel manually which is a vmlinux
  CF_EXPECT(cuttlefish::Copy(instance_.kernel_path(), unpack_dir + "/kernel"));

  // Gem5 needs the bootloader binary to be a specific directory structure
  // to find it. Create a 'binaries' directory and copy it into there
  const std::string binaries_dir = unpack_dir + "/binaries";
  CF_EXPECT(
      mkdir(binaries_dir.c_str(), S_IRWXU | S_IRWXG | S_IROTH | S_IXOTH) == 0 ||
          errno == EEXIST,
      "\"" << binaries_dir << "\": " << strerror(errno));
  CF_EXPECT(cuttlefish::Copy(
      instance_.bootloader(),
      binaries_dir + "/" + cpp_basename(instance_.bootloader())));

  // Gem5 also needs the ARM version of the bootloader, even though it
  // doesn't use it. It'll even open it to check it's a valid ELF file.
  // Work around this by copying such a named file from the same directory
  CF_EXPECT(cuttlefish::Copy(cpp_dirname(instance_.bootloader()) + "/boot.arm",
                             binaries_dir + "/boot.arm"));

  return {};
}

}  // namespace cuttlefish