Update ZTS to work on FreeBSD

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export REMOVEDISK=${DISKS%% *}
export NOTREMOVEDISK=${DISKS##* }

#
# Waits for the pool to finish a removal.
#
function wait_for_removal # pool
{
	typeset pool=$1
	typeset callback=$2

	log_must zpool wait -t remove $pool

	#
	# The pool state changes before the TXG finishes syncing; wait for
	# the removal to be completed on disk.
	#
	sync_pool

	log_must is_pool_removed $pool
	return 0
}

#
# Removes the specified disk from its respective pool and
# runs the callback while the removal is in progress.
#
# This function is mainly used to test how other operations
# interact with device removal. After the callback is done,
# the removal is unpaused and we wait for it to finish.
#
# Example usage:
#
#    attempt_during_removal $TESTPOOL $DISK dd if=/dev/urandom \
#        of=/$TESTPOOL/file count=1
#
function attempt_during_removal # pool disk callback [args]
{
	typeset pool=$1
	typeset disk=$2
	typeset callback=$3

	shift 3
	set_tunable32 zfs_removal_suspend_progress 1

	log_must zpool remove $pool $disk

	#
	# We want to make sure that the removal started
	# before issuing the callback.
	#
	sync
	log_must is_pool_removing $pool

	log_must $callback "$@"

	#
	# Ensure that we still haven't finished the removal
	# as expected.
	#
	log_must is_pool_removing $pool

	set_tunable32 zfs_removal_suspend_progress 0

	log_must wait_for_removal $pool
	log_mustnot vdevs_in_pool $pool $disk
	return 0
}

function indirect_vdev_mapping_size # pool
{
	typeset pool=$1
	zdb -P $pool | grep 'indirect vdev' | \
	    sed -E 's/.*\(([0-9]+) in memory\).*/\1/g'
}

function random_write # file write_size
{
	typeset file=$1
	typeset block_size=$2
	typeset file_size=$(stat_size $file 2>/dev/null)
	typeset nblocks=$((file_size / block_size))

	[[ -w $file ]] || return 1

	dd if=/dev/urandom of=$file conv=notrunc \
	    bs=$block_size count=1 seek=$((RANDOM % nblocks)) >/dev/null 2>&1
}

function start_random_writer # file
{
	typeset file=$1
	(
		log_note "Starting writer for $file"
		# This will fail when we destroy the pool.
		while random_write $file $((2**12)); do
			:
		done
		log_note "Stopping writer for $file"
	) &
}

function test_removal_with_operation # callback [args]
{
	#
	# To ensure that the removal takes a while, we fragment the pool
	# by writing random blocks and continue to do during the removal.
	#
	log_must mkfile 1g $TESTDIR/$TESTFILE0
	for i in $(seq $((2**10))); do
		random_write $TESTDIR/$TESTFILE0 $((2**12)) || \
		    log_fail "Could not write to $TESTDIR/$TESTFILE0."
	done
	start_random_writer $TESTDIR/$TESTFILE0 1g
	killpid=$!

	log_must attempt_during_removal $TESTPOOL $REMOVEDISK "$@"
	log_mustnot vdevs_in_pool $TESTPOOL $REMOVEDISK
	log_must zdb -cd $TESTPOOL

	kill $killpid
	wait

	verify_pool $TESTPOOL
}

#
# Kill the background job use by the test_removal_with_operation function.
#
function test_removal_with_operation_kill
{
	kill $killpid
	wait $killpid
	return 0
}