On 2020-02-10 13:05 +1100, Chris Johns wrote: > On 8/2/20 11:13 am, Amar Takhar wrote: > > I was going to start with the Beaglebone and do TFTP to load the tests. > > I suggest you start with getting rtems-run to run any of the built tests. You > will need ... > > 1. An SD card image with u-boot configured to TFTP netboot. The > rtems-boot-image > tool can make this. You u-boot for the BBB.
Okay I'll check that out. > 2. The TFTP proxy tool running. This avoids all the tests and rtems-test > having > to be on the same host plus with some changes rtems-test could run parallel > jobs > on real hardware (currently not a priority for me to work on). I can do parallel tests within Buildbot. It's what I would do anyway so we can get proper results printed out and capture logs It's always a linear run in each 'builder'. > 3. Serial console connections using ser2net. I have a RPi on a USB hub with a > quick power port that can run the RPi and all my consoles. Okay thanks. > > I do > > have a board design using p-channel mosfets to be able to disconnect the > > power > > to each board out of band to handle hard locks. That's why I went with a > > custom > > power supply. Wish I had the 5-10k for the digital switchable power > > supplies > > I'm used to using. :) > > I got a cheap one but they still cost. Sorting out the power control can be > once > you can run an executable. Yeah I know I've looked at my options I'm not going to worry about it for now. I have my PDU on my rack which an power cycle remotely for now it's just not silent heh. I should change the relays in it. Amar. _______________________________________________ devel mailing list devel@rtems.org http://lists.rtems.org/mailman/listinfo/devel
