The bootloader-commands step breaks into u-boot and begins to issue commands, but some commands are issued prior to receiving the prompt.
I've attempted changing the boot_char_delay, but it doesn't solve the issue.
I'm getting symptoms much like the ones in this thread, except I'm sending space rather than a newline, so the fix is not relevant to me.
https://lists.linaro.org/pipermail/lava-users/2018-May/001069.html
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Hi,
I made a first attempt to add REST API for some LAVA objects (jobs,
devices and device types). The API is very rudimentary but already
solves some basic job filtering issues. However I'm not sure how to
add dependencies. There are 2 packages required for this code to work
properly. Pip packages are named 'djangorestframework' and
'djangorestframework-filters'. Former has a corresponding debian
package 'python3-djangorestframework' but the later does not. Any
hints how to add proper dependencies to LAVA?
The code can be found here:
https://git.lavasoftware.org/mwasilew/lava/tree/rest_api
milosz
Dear users,
I'm looking for a way to detect a possible watchdog in u-boot during a test session.
It happened that on one our test platforms a watchdog was triggered, u-boot restarted, and eventually the test session started. Unless we take a look at every trace of every job, there is a big chance to leave this type of errors undetected.
Do you have any idea on a possible way to handle this in Lava, maybe via device dictionary?
Thanks in advance,
Denis
Hi,
We're using LAVA 2018.5.post1 and we have not been able to log into the web interface since upgrading to this version. The system is running within a docker container. Trying to log in results in a CSRF warning.
The same version of LAVA running on a dedicated debian machine does start working when adding the mentioned lines from this page: https://validation.linaro.org/static/docs/v2/installing_on_debian.html#djan…
Making the same changes to /etc/lava-server/settings.conf within the docker container has no effect on the way the web interface works. It still provides the same errors.
Is there anything else we should do to try to get the web interface to allow logins? I'm not even sure the settings.conf file is being read when restarting the LAVA services, would it appear in one of the logs so that I could search for it?
Thanks for any help you can provide regarding this matter.
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Hi everyone,
I'm a newbie to LAVA, so this may be a stupid question, but I have no idea
how to fix this issue.
I am using a device for which I enabled the usage of the second serial port
as described in the example beaglebone-black job with a second serial port
- it seems that the configuration works fine, I was able to enable the
secondary connection.
The problem is the following: the second serial port connects to a
different shell, which at this moment is used for freeRTOS application, and
its prompt ("SHELL>>") is different of the primary connection prompt which
is used for Linux("root@imx8mqevk"). When trying to actually run some
commands on freeRTOS, I get timeout error and I have no idea how to fix it.
I attached to this e-mail my test job definition, together with the log and
the snip from my web.
Thanks in advance for your support,
Oana
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Hi,
As far as I could figure out - the uboot environment server ip is set in the base_uboot_dhcp_command in base-ubooy.jinja2. The value of SERVER_IP seems to be set somehow within lava. And it looks if it's not possible to overide it in the device dictionary, isn't it?
Is there a way to change the value of SERVER_IP?
Thanks in advance.
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Hi Neil,
thanks for your quick and direct feedback and please excuse my incautiousness. Being a software developer, I am still new to admin stuff and don't have much experience in hosting servers.
The "flush" command is documented in the help text of "lava-server manage". From the information there it seemed as if "lava-server manage dumpdata" would create a dump of the database (which it did) and that I might be able to restore it with "lava-server manage loaddata" (which I couldn't) if the flush would not do what I expected.
However, the database in that installation was not important at all, I spent some time experimenting with LAVA on this machine and just wanted to have a clean database for starting production use. I assumed there should be an easy way to achieve this.
With your help, I was able to reset my LAVA database using the following commands:
sudo apt-get purge lava-server
sudo rm -rf /etc/lava-server/
sudo rm -rf /var/lib/lava-server/
sudo pg_dropcluster 9.6 main --stop
sudo pg_createcluster 9.6 main --start
sudo apt-get install lava-server
Thanks for pointing me to the backup topic, I will address that in my next step.
Cheers,
Tim
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Hello everyone,
is there a way to reset the LAVA database to the state of a fresh installation? From the docs I thought that "lava-server manage flush" command would do that. However, there are some things missing afterwards, e.g. the lava-health user and the master worker. Any hints on how to repair this? Re-installing lava-server did not help.
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Hello to Linaro developers,
Recently I have learned that Linaro has developed its own tool to build
Embedded Debian-based system images.
I am very interested in this work/this tool. So I have some questions
regarding this domain.
[1] Do you have published this tool on the Open Source?
[2] If YES, what are the web pointers to it, and the docs I can read and
get familiar with the process?
[3] Does it include scripts to enhance initramfs (the technology Linaro
uses to do that), and where are the locations to read about it?
[4] You name it (if I miss something, please, feel free to fill the gaps)!
I use (almost always) YOCTO based build tool to create initramfses to test
upon them (you know this already if you read my recent emails to this list).
But I would like to have alternative method, and Linaro tool seems
excellent one as alternative, for many reasons.
Thank you in advance,
Zoran Stojsavljevic
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Lava xml-rpc notification machnism, criteria.status indicates which event can be notified to user (by hook callback). But the criteria.status only has such as "Complete Incomplete,Canceled,finished" events. Why the lava is not designed a machnism that notify user when only a test case is complete(err..),if so that user has more rights to control test process execution.