Thanks, Guillaume! Do I understand correctly, that SUT-companion and OpenQA worker may be on the same host? I would like to test BeagleBone Black. In an ideal world, I would like it to be tested on openqa.opensuse.org. Now I see that I have to learn how to boot the board from USB. The AM335x reference documentation says that it is possible to load U-Boot firmware via UART and USB, but I have never tried it. вс, 23 авг. 2020 г. в 10:25, Guillaume GARDET :

Hi Matwey,

Here are some details about the RPi3 case:

https://github.com/ggardet/blog/blob/master/HowTo-Add_tests_on_real_hardware...

It uses an external board with USB OTG to boot the RPi from USB (Firmware is still on uSD due to: https://github.com/raspberrypi/firmware/issues/1322). You could also use some USB SD mux such as: https://shop.linux-automation.com/usb_sd_mux-D02-R01-V02-C00-en But it does not work well with RPi4 atm, whereas it works perfectly fine with the HiKey960.

Also, if you want to make it available to openqa.o.o:

https://github.com/ggardet/blog/blob/master/HowTo-Install_a_remote_openQA_wo...

May I ask for which board you would like to test?

Cheers, Guillaume

----- Matwey V. Kornilov a écrit :

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Hello,

I am looking through openQA sources and I am very excited about generalhw backend. I see that it is currently in use at openqa.opensuse.org to test Raspberry Pi images. Unfortunately, there is a little details in the sources, I only see that the backend calls some preconfigured external commands to manipulate hardware, but I've failed to find more implementation details.

Is there a kind of presentation or documentation on how all this works? I am especially interested in how the flash card image is deployed?

-- With best regards, Matwey V. Kornilov

-- With best regards, Matwey V. Kornilov

вс, 23 авг. 2020 г. в 13:34, Matwey V. Kornilov :

Thanks, Guillaume!

Do I understand correctly, that SUT-companion and OpenQA worker may be on the same host?

I would like to test BeagleBone Black. In an ideal world, I would like it to be tested on openqa.opensuse.org. Now I see that I have to learn how to boot the board from USB. The AM335x reference documentation says that it is possible to load U-Boot firmware via UART and USB, but I have never tried it.

JFYI, I've enabled booting the system from USB device for am335x: https://github.com/u-boot/u-boot/commit/8c444c184c36dfa314a2a500349785f58c8a... It works fine with JeOS written on USB-flash drive. I've also managed to learn how to supply U-boot via UART, but it works too slow: 10KBps given U-boot size is about 1MB.

вс, 23 авг. 2020 г. в 10:25, Guillaume GARDET :

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Hi Matwey,

Here are some details about the RPi3 case:

https://github.com/ggardet/blog/blob/master/HowTo-Add_tests_on_real_hardware...

It uses an external board with USB OTG to boot the RPi from USB (Firmware is still on uSD due to: https://github.com/raspberrypi/firmware/issues/1322). You could also use some USB SD mux such as: https://shop.linux-automation.com/usb_sd_mux-D02-R01-V02-C00-en But it does not work well with RPi4 atm, whereas it works perfectly fine with the HiKey960.

Also, if you want to make it available to openqa.o.o:

https://github.com/ggardet/blog/blob/master/HowTo-Install_a_remote_openQA_wo...

May I ask for which board you would like to test?

Cheers, Guillaume

----- Matwey V. Kornilov a écrit :

...

Hello,

I am looking through openQA sources and I am very excited about generalhw backend. I see that it is currently in use at openqa.opensuse.org to test Raspberry Pi images. Unfortunately, there is a little details in the sources, I only see that the backend calls some preconfigured external commands to manipulate hardware, but I've failed to find more implementation details.

Is there a kind of presentation or documentation on how all this works? I am especially interested in how the flash card image is deployed?

-- With best regards, Matwey V. Kornilov

-- With best regards, Matwey V. Kornilov

-- With best regards, Matwey V. Kornilov