uname is not available on all Android devices, and we cannot rely on
busybox for establishing the ABI, as we need to get the ABI before we
can depoly the right version of busybox.
Added -p option to the list command. This alows filtering results by
supported platforms, e.g.
wa list workloads -p linux
Also adding missing supported_platforms attribute to various extensions.
If an extension does not have this attribute, the assumption is that it
is supported by all available platforms.
In previous versions of Android, "mount" returned output in the format
similar to fstab entries, which is what list_file_systems expected. This
fixes it to be able to handle the more traditional "mount" output in the
format
<device> on <mount point> type <fs type> <options>
as well as continue to parse the Android output correctly.
In both cases, the ABI is now obtained by executing "uname -m" on the
device and perfroming a mapping from the returned machine architecture
a known ABI. If no known ABI is found the architecture string itself is
returned.
added more paths to pull by default when device.get_properties is
invoked during run initialization. Also moved the LinuxDevice
implementation into BaseLinuxDevice, so that AndroidDevice tires to pull
the same files (on top of the Android-specific stuff).
- adding missing cpu id conversion to set_cpu_min_freq
- adding "exact" parameter to set_cpu_frequency; only produce an error
when the specified frequency is not supported by the cpu if "axact"
is set; (otherwise let cpufreq decide what the actual frequency will
be).
Make sure when migrating sshd to root cgroup also migrate their
children, including the bash for the wa session. So the subsequent
processes kicked off from that shell can be taskset to any cluster.
cpuidle module implements cpuidle state discovery, query and
manipulation for a Linux device. This replaces the more primitive
get_cpuidle_states method of LinuxDevice.
Renamed APIs (and added a couple of new ones) to be more consistent:
"core" APIs take a core name as the parameter (e.g. "a15") or whatever
is listed in core_names for that device.
"cluster" APIs take a numeric cluster ID (eg. 0) as the parameter. These
get mapped using core_clusters for that device.
"cpu" APIs take a cpufreq cpu ID as a parameter. These could be
integers, e.g. 0, or full string id, e.g. "cpu0".
- connect() to device before issuing the initial reboot, as soft reset
requires a device connection.
- boot() has been implemented to wait properly for the device to reboot
after reset.
- port now defaults to 22 rather than being left unset, as need
something to connect to when polling for device after reboot.
- Only use -P option for scp when port is *not* 22; as that option
appears to cause intermittent issues with default scp on Ubuntu 12.04
On some devices, sudo presents a different prompt when asking for a
password. All the prompt to be specified in device configruation to
handle such cases.
Some Linux devices may run on minimal root file systems
(e.g. buildroot) where /usr/local/bin path doesn't exist. Create
the binaries_directory if it doesn't exist instead of letting WA
quit and return errors such as:
INFO Runner: Skipping the rest of the iterations for this spec.
ERROR Runner: Error while running memcpy
ERROR Runner: CalledProcessError("Command 'sshpass
-p '<password>' /usr/bin/scp -r
/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/
wlauto-2.3.0-py2.7.egg/wlauto/workloads/memcpy
/memcpy root@192.168.x.x:/usr/local/bin/memcpy'
returned non-zero exit status 1")
ERROR Runner: Got:
ERROR Runner:
ERROR Runner: scp: /usr/local/bin/memcpy:
No such file or directory
Signed-off-by: Lisa Nguyen <lisa.nguyen@linaro.org>
The struct used to read events is being padded when built for 64
bit platforms. The padding has been made explicit in the struct, and
matching padding was added when writing the events during recording.
On generic_linux devices, one might ssh as the root user, in which
case there is no need to use sudo.
In addition, some root filesystems may not have sudo (e.g. minimal
buildroot/busybox).
This patch attempts to detect the root user using 'id -u' and, if it
detects the root user, avoids the use of sudo for running commands as
well.
Cc: Lisa Nguyen <lisa.nguyen@linaro.org>
Signed-off-by: Kevin Hilman <khilman@linaro.org>
(setrofim: modified to only test once)
Then number of input event files was being written as a size_t but read
as an int by revent. These types have different sizes with 64bit GCC,
causing revent not being able to replay recorded files. This comint
updates revent to use size_t when both reading and writing.
