545 	TestVbInit(0, 0, "normal mode, no backup");  in VbInitTestBackup()
564 	TestVbInit(0, 0, "normal mode, some backup");  in VbInitTestBackup()
585 	/* So we should have written the backup */  in VbInitTestBackup()
586 	TEST_EQ(backup_write_called, 1, "  Backup written once");  in VbInitTestBackup()
587 	/* And the backup should reflect the persisent flags. */  in VbInitTestBackup()
589 	TEST_EQ(0, RestoreNvFromBackup(&tmp_vnc), "read from backup");  in VbInitTestBackup()
608 	 * again, we shouldn't need to backup again.  in VbInitTestBackup()
615 	TestVbInit(0, 0, "normal mode, expect no backup");  in VbInitTestBackup()
618 	TEST_EQ(backup_write_called, 1, "  Backup still only written once");  in VbInitTestBackup()
631 	TEST_EQ(backup_write_called, 1, "  Still only one backup");  in VbInitTestBackup()
652 	TEST_EQ(backup_write_called, 1, "  Once more, one backup");  in VbInitTestBackup()
654 	/* But if we explictly request a backup, they'll get saved. */  in VbInitTestBackup()
675 	TEST_EQ(0, RestoreNvFromBackup(&tmp_vnc), "read from backup");  in VbInitTestBackup()
692 	/* If we lose the NV storage, the backup bits will be restored */  in VbInitTestBackup()
705 	TEST_EQ(backup_read_called, bu_r + 1, "  One more backup read");  in VbInitTestBackup()
737 	TEST_EQ(backup_read_called, bu_r + 2, "  Two more backup reads");  in VbInitTestBackup()
738 	TEST_EQ(backup_write_called, 3, "  Backup write due clearing DEV_*");  in VbInitTestBackup()