linaro-validation July 2013

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Re: [Linaro-validation] "android_install_binaries" failure after "deploy_linaro_android_image"

by Leo Wu

Hi Tyler: Thanks your information, it is useful. For current status, i can pass "android_install_binaries" but getting stuck in "boot_linaro_android_image". I think the problem is still relevant to panda-driver. This web have four files about pandaboard driver you posted( https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/drivers) 20111114 20111216 20120430 20120807 i dont know which one is suitable for my pandaboard so i have tried everyone. There have no one can pass "boot_linaro_android_image". The Log as following... LOG: 20111114: [ 521.131805] PVR_K:(Error): BridgedDispatchKM: Initialisation failed. Driver unusable. [4812, /mnt/jenkins/workspace/linaro-android-member-ti_panda-linaro-13.02-release/build/kernel/drivers/gpu/pvr/bridged_pvr_bridge.c] [ 521.202728] PVR_K:(Error): BridgedDispatchKM: Initialisation failed. Driver unusable. [4812, /mnt/jenkins/workspace/linaro-android-member-ti_panda-linaro-13.02-release/build/kernel/drivers/gpu/pvr/bridged_pvr_bridge.c] [ 521.552642] init: untracked pid 3766 exited [ 521.626464] init: untracked pid 3762 exited LEO COMMENT: PVR_K error. Does this driver not suitable for my pandaboard? 20111216 linaro-13.02-release/build/kernel/drivers/gpu/pvr/bridged_pvr_bridge.c] [ 37.700134] PVR_K:(Error): BridgedDispatchKM: Initialisation failed. Driver unusable. [4812, /mnt/jenkins/workspace/linaro-android-member-ti_panda-linaro-13.02-release/build/kernel/drivers/gpu/pvr/bridged_pvr_bridge.c] [ 38.766967] init: untracked pid 1771 exited [ 41.124938] init: untracked pid 1774 exited LEO COMMENT: It looks like same as 20111114. 20120430: <LAVA_DISPATCHER>2013-03-27 02:30:45 PM DEBUG: expect (1800): '['Displayed com.android.launcher/com.android.launcher2.Launcher:']' logcat -s ActivityManager:I --------- beginning of /dev/log/main --------- beginning of /dev/log/system [ 96.093536] warning: `zygote' uses 32-bit capabilities (legacy support in use) I/ActivityManager( 1776): Memory class: 48 I/ActivityManager( 1776): Enabled StrictMode logging for AThread's Looper LEO COMMENT: No error message on this version. But it hang up and no more message print out. No console command line when i click "enter" key. 20120807: [ 53.677490] PVR_K:(Error): BridgedDispatchKM: Driver initialisation not completed yet. [4836, /mnt/jenkins/workspace/linaro-android-member-ti_panda-linaro-13.02-release/build/kernel/drivers/gpu/pvr/bridged_pvr_bridge.c] [ 53.737884] PVR_K:(Error): BridgedDispatchKM: Driver initialisation not completed yet. [4836, /mnt/jenkins/workspace/linaro-android-member-ti_panda-linaro-13.02-release/build/kernel/drivers/gpu/pvr/bridged_pvr_bridge.c] [ 54.163696] init: untracked pid 1781 exited [ 55.792907] init: untracked pid 1784 exited LEO COMMENT: It looks like same as 20111114. One thing need to be mentiond, there have no "pvrsrvinit" but "pvrsrvctl" in version 20120807. Both files are same? LEO On 26 March 2013 20:57, Tyler Baker <tyler.baker(a)linaro.org> wrote: > Hi Leo Wu, > > The "android_install_binaries" dispatcher command will download, unpack, > and deploy proprietary shared objects to the Android file system. > > You can get these binaries from here: > https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/drivers - Choose the correct > binaries based on your Android build target. > > You will then have to create the following directory structure and tgz it: > > ./bin: > pvrsrvinit > > ./vendor: > lib > > ./vendor/lib: > egl hw libglslcompiler.so libIMGegl.so libpvr2d.so > libpvrANDROID_WSEGL.so libPVRScopeServices.so libsrv_init.so > libsrv_um.so libusc.so > > ./vendor/lib/egl: > libEGL_POWERVR_SGX540_120.so libGLESv1_CM_POWERVR_SGX540_120.so > libGLESv2_POWERVR_SGX540_120.so > > ./vendor/lib/hw: > gralloc.omap4.so > > At this point you have created your own panda-driver.tgz > > Now you will need to host it on a web server/file system that your LAVA > server can access. > > For instance, my LAVA server has the following defined: > > android_binary_drivers = http://192.168.1.2/panda-drivers.tgz <-- You > have to host this URL > > Hopefully this clears up any confusion you may have. Thanks. > > > > > > > On 26 March 2013 02:15, Leo Wu <leo.wu(a)linaro.org> wrote: > >> hi: >> Does anyone knows how to use "android_install_binaries" command in json >> file? Please give me some suggestion. >> I am trying to perfome lava android test on pandaboard. Currently, i face >> a problem while json file execute "android_install_binaries". >> The log shows it tries to connect to >> http://192.168.1.21/LAVA_HTTP/android-binaries/panda-drivers.tgz. >> >> log: http://192.168.1.21/LAVA_HTTP/android-binaries/panda-drivers.tgz Connecting >> to 192.168.1.21:80... failed:Connection timed out. >> RuntimeError: Extracting >> http://192.168.1.21/LAVA_HTTP/android-binaries/panda-drivers.tgz on >> target failed >> >> LAVA SERVER IP: 222.222.222.4 >> Board: pandaboard >> Master Image: Linaro PreBuild Image >> Test Image: LEB android >> >> >> 1. My LAVA SERVER ip is 222.222.222.4. i confused that why it tries to >> connect to 192.168.1.21? >> 2. what is panda-drivers.tgz? is it exist in lava server already or i >> need to download panda-drivers.tgz from somewhere by manual and stored it >> in local at first? >> 3. how to configure it? >> >> Thank you >> Leo >> >> _______________________________________________ >> linaro-validation mailing list >> linaro-validation(a)lists.linaro.org >> http://lists.linaro.org/mailman/listinfo/linaro-validation >> >> > > > -- > Tyler Baker > Technical Architect, Automation & CI > Linaro.org | Open source software for ARM SoCs > Follow Linaro: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Linaro > http://twitter.com/#!/linaroorg - http://www.linaro.org/linaro-blog >

11 years, 10 months

Cannot create stream

by Fathi Boudra

Hi, I can't create stream anymore: XML-RPC error 403: Only a member of group 'linaro' could create this stream ps: used to work, I'm creating streams on a weekly basis....most likely a recent change. Cheers, -- Fathi Boudra Builds and Baselines Manager | Release Manager Linaro.org | Open source software for ARM SoCs

12 years

line numbers and highlight in full log view

by Milosz Wasilewski

Hi, I made a small modification to lava-scheduler app code that enabled direct linking to line numbers in full log view. The branch was posted to launchpad: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~mwasilew/lava-scheduler/log_linenumbers/revisi… The solution isn't perfect as it hardcodes HTML tags into django templatetag, but I wanted minimal changes in the scheduler app code. If you like it I will request the merge :) Best Regards, milosz

12 years

deprecating /lava-server prefix in validation.linaro.org URL's

by Antonio Terceiro

Hello everyone, Today we deployed a change to validation.linaro.org to drop the /lava-server prefix. This was motivated by the fact that new LAVA installs do not have any prefix by default, and having a different format in the main LAVA instance out there caused some confusion. So all requests to /lava-server/$ADDRESS are now being automatically redirected to /$ADDRESS. A special case is the API URL for job submission. Before you would use this: https://validation.linaro.org/lava-server/RPC2/ Now, you should use this: https://validation.linaro.org/RPC2/ API requests at the old address still work, but we kindly request that everyone stop using it and start using the new URL. We want to drop support for the old URL in the future to reduce the delta between our LAVA instance and a standard setup, so please do upgrade automated scripts and static job files you maintain to use the new URL instead of the old one. In a few months we will come back to you announcing a deadline for definitively discontinuing support for the old URL format. -- Antonio Terceiro Software Engineer - Linaro http://www.linaro.org

12 years

Test Framework and Tools

by Milo Casagrande

Hello everyone, one of the discussion we had during connect was to find (and use) a common testing framework for unit (and maybe beyond) tests. What we should use is probably a framework that still supports all the unittest based tests we already have in our projects. Following also other people suggestions, I looked around and did some initial tests. What follows is a list of what we could use: - pytest: http://pytest.org/latest/ - nose: https://nose.readthedocs.org/en/latest/ - stick with Python provided unittest: no need to install anything else Personally I do not dislike unittest even if of the three is the most verbose, but pytest is a powerful handy tool and easier to use (you don't even need to inherit from TestCase). I didn't play with pytest and Django tests, but looks like it is possible to easily integrate it: http://pytest-django.readthedocs.org/en/latest/ Tools: These kind of tools are more targeted at mocking/patching objects or behavior, should we avoid them or use them? (no flame wars please! :-) Personally I find that sometimes (probably too often) I need them. If we need them we should suggest which one to use, and stick with it: - mock: http://www.voidspace.org.uk/python/mock/ - mocker: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/mocker There are more, but these two are the ones I know about or have been using. Other suggestions? Ciao! -- Milo Casagrande | Automation Engineer Linaro.org <www.linaro.org> │ Open source software for ARM SoCs

12 years

PEP8 checker variability

by Neil Williams

At LCE13, we proposed to check code against PEP8 (http://cards.linaro.org/browse/LAVA-485) prior to merges and the initial thought was that we could just rely on PyCharm to show the code as "all green" to achieve PEP8 compatibility. Turns out that PyCharm doesn't restrict itself to PEP8 and can override PEP8 with project-specific settings in some areas (typically line length). Line length is actually a bit awkward in places and I've been using the default PyCharm length of 120 whilst PEP8 advises 79. To keep the code readable, this could involve a number of new single-use sub-routines to reduce the indenting. Is this worth doing? If not, we can look at a project-specific [pep8] setting in setup.py. Other tools for PEP8 include pep8 itself, pylint and pychecker. The command line pep8 has various false positives and false negatives in it's bug history, so we may all have to run the same version and then mandate that version when others test the code too. pylint disagrees with pep8 and PyCharm on what is an error (e.g. line length 80). pychecker is more of a source code checker and it tries to import all modules before checking which can lead to errors. e.g. when checking my multinode files, it complained about missing SSL imports when there is no such warning when running the code or in PyCharm. PyCharm itself includes it's own error checking on top of PEP8 and merges PEP8 with PyCharm's own validation output. e.g. mutable default arguments raise a warning of the same type as a PEP8 warning: lava_dispatcher/actions/lava_android_test.py def run(self, commands=[], command_file=None, parser=None, timeout=-1): needs to become: def run(self, commands=None, command_file=None, parser=None, timeout=-1): if not commands: commands = [] Arguably, this is probably a correct change, but there are other situations where PyCharm appears to get it wrong: e.g. in lava_dispatcher/signals/__init__.py (a file which has had lots of changes in MultiNode). PyCharm thinks that this (working) code is an error: def signal(self, name, params, context=None): self.context = context handler = getattr(self, '_on_' + name, None) if not handler and self._cur_handler: handler = self._cur_handler.custom_signal params = [name] + list(params) if handler: try: handler(*params) except: logging.exception("handling signal %s failed", name) PyCharm complains of two things here. handler: "'object' object is not callable" and except: "Too broad exception clause". The exception warning is a "weak warning" in PyCharm and wouldn't stop the code getting a "green light". However, the handler code works just fine and it's not clear to me how to change the code to add a __call__ function which will reference the correct handler. Most of the changes I have considered are quite intrusive for this part of the code. We could document these as "overrides" using a comment but that won't change how PyCharm shows the file, yet this "error" has nothing to do with PEP8 AFAICT. How intrusive do we want to go for PEP8? PyCharm isn't going to be the PEP8 checker used during packaging or deployment, so what checker are we going to use and how? -- Neil Williams ============= http://www.linux.codehelp.co.uk/

12 years

testing dispatcher code changes

by James Tunnicliffe

Hi, I am trying to get a couple of new device types into LAVA. I have a new config file in a checkout of lava-dispatcher, which is linked in <instance>/code/current. Path to code I want to run: /srv/lava/instances/lab/code/current/local/lava-dispatcher/lava_dispatcher/default-config/lava-dispatcher/device-types/ Running bin/buildout in /srv/lava/instances/lab/code/current/ The new code isn't ending up in /srv/lava/.cache/branch-cache/lava-dispatcher/checkouts. Clearly I am missing something! Any ideas? -- James Tunnicliffe

12 years

About the adb command on LAVA

by YongQin Liu

Hi, All >From this file: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~linaro-validation/lava-lab/salt-states/view/he… we can see that the /usr/local/bin/adb file should be a symbolic of /usr/ local/android-sdk-linux/platform-tools/adb but now it's a normal file(the adb wrapper before): liuyq0307@fastmodels01:~$ ll `which adb` -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 877 May 31 03:54 /usr/local/bin/adb* liuyq0307@fastmodels01:~$ Anyone know where is wrong? -- Thanks, Yongqin Liu --------------------------------------------------------------- #mailing list linaro-android(a)lists.linaro.org <linaro-dev(a)lists.linaro.org> http://lists.linaro.org/mailman/listinfo/linaro-android linaro-validation(a)lists.linaro.org <linaro-dev(a)lists.linaro.org> http://lists.linaro.org/pipermail/linaro-validation

12 years

LAVA prompt and boot complete matches

by James Tunnicliffe

Hi, I have a board here that doesn't boot to a prompt, it boots, but you don't get a prompt until you hit enter. At that point it is the most basic sh prompt (# ). I am hoping to get the developer to get it to a prompt, but until then it would be good to work around that if I can. I imagine LAVA uses a regexp to detect when a board has booted, but I can't find it in the source. Is it waiting for the command prompt or can I apply some expect style scripting? Do I need a prompt in a specific form for testing? I have seen LAVA with the return code of the previous command in the prompt before, but don't know if I need to get images set up to do that or if I can script setting that up as part of a test or boot process. Thanks, -- James Tunnicliffe

12 years

v.l.o Downtime

by Dave Pigott

Hi all, We need to start the switch over from launchpad single sign on, and to do this there will need to be a very small downtime of the LAVA server - it should be less than 5 minutes, maybe less than a minute if I do it right. I intend to do this on Wednesday at 11:00UTC (12:00BST). I would do it tomorrow, but I have a doctor's appointment in the morning. Thanks for your patience Dave

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