expect alsa-utils python3
sudo apt install expect alsa-utils python3
sudo adm audio
You can use this scripts to check what you missed and follow the guide to set the enviroment
call the scripts directly. -h will show the usage for the test
Example:
$ ./test-case/verify-sof-firmware-load.sh
2019-12-12 07:29:46 UTC [INFO] Checking SOF Firmware load info in kernel log
kernel: [ 3.296245] sof-audio-pci 0000:00:0e.0: Firmware info: version 1:1:0-65de2
kernel: [ 3.296247] sof-audio-pci 0000:00:0e.0: Firmware: ABI 3:12:0 Kernel ABI 3:12:0
kernel: [ 3.296249] sof-audio-pci 0000:00:0e.0: Firmware debug build 1 on Dec 4 2019-21:17:51 - options:
kernel: [ 3.296249] GDB: disabled
kernel: [ 3.296249] lock debug: disabled
kernel: [ 3.296249] lock vdebug: disabled
2019-12-12 07:29:47 UTC [INFO] Test PASS!
call the scripts directly. -h will show the usage for the tool
Example:
$ ./tools/sof-dump-status.py -p
apl
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case-lib
Test case helper functions libary -
test-case
Test case folder holds the test cases -
tools
Script helper tools for setting up system.
Can be used via the command line
Filenames should have the "sof-" prefix -
logs
Records in the test-case log folder.
It will be auto created and follow the test name
Ordered by time tag, the last link will link to the last run result
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sof-boot-once.sh
This script writes to rc.local, which is loaded and read after reboot.
After rc.local command is run, the command will be removed.
example: sof-boot-once.sh reboot
Effect: when system boots up it will auto reboot again -
sof-dmesg-check.sh
Check dmesg for errors
Contains keyword lists to ensure we're stopping due to a real error. -
tplgtool.py
tplgtool dump info from tplg binary file. -
sof-tplgreader.py
tplgtool.py wrapper, it read info from tplgtool.py to analyze tplgs. -
sof-dump-status.py
Dump the sound card status -
sof-process-clear.sh
force confirm kill process -
sof-get-default-tplg.sh
Load the tplg file name from system log which is recorded from system bootup -
sof-kernel-dump.sh
catch all kernel information after system boot up from /var/log/kern.log file -
sof-disk-usage.sh
check current disk size for avoid system problem without enough space