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<p>Bot (Edward&#039;s framework)</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>Table Of Contents:<br /> <br /> <br /> == Description ==<br /> This page describes the CELF embedded development board test farm project. The purpose of this<br /> project is to provide benefits to open source developers, CE developers and embedded board<br /> vendors.<br /> <br /> === Rationale ===<br /> This project is important to CELF because it solves a few different problems in the open source community:<br /> * developer access to hard-to-obtain boards<br /> * developer access to a variety of boards and processors<br /> * target board testing by a variety of developers<br /> <br /> == Resources ==<br /> === Projects ===<br /> * http://l4x.org/k/ - Linux Kernel Cross Compile Test Bench, by Jan Dittmer<br /> * http://openembedded.org/ - Open Embedded project (with Tim Ansell and Philip Blundell)<br /> ** Mailing list archives at: http://news.gmane.org/gmane.comp.handhelds.openembedded<br /> ** Presentation on using bitbake and OE - http://www.vanille.de/tools/FOSDEM2005.pdf<br /> * http://armlinux.simtec.co.uk/index.html - [[KAuto Build]] project for ARM architectures<br /> ** Article about the site is at: http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS4646877354.html<br /> <br /> === Specifications ===<br /> See [[Remote Board Access Spec]]<br /> <br /> Also, we need to document rtest.<br /> <br /> == Downloads ==<br /> Nothing right now.<br /> <br /> == How To Use ==<br /> The following high-level usage scenarios are envisioned:<br /> * an open source developer logs in to a host machine and runs tests manually on a specific, individual target board<br /> * an open source developer submits a patch and compiles it (and tests it) on many different boards<br /> * CELF runs a large test suite on a periodic basis, and delivers the results to the open source community<br /> (possible audiences would be kernel arch maintainers, toolchain developers, and target board vendors)<br /> <br /> Either of the first two scenarios would be available to a CE vendor engineer (CELF member) acting as<br /> an open source developer.<br /> <br /> == Future Work/Action Items ==<br /> Here is a list of things that could be worked on for this feature:<br /> - publish the spec.<br /> - publish the hardware specs for the remote reset switch<br /> - release the existing programs for comment<br /> - finish the programs enough to perform first compile-time testing<br /> - run a pilot program<br /> - get a board server set up somewhere<br /> - get a set of pilot boards<br /> - Samsung, Renesas, TI (OSK)??<br /> - ask for volunteers to test the program<br /> - Erik Andersen, Matt Mackall, Paul Mundt, SZWG<br /> - get the first test suite<br /> - [[Linux Tiny Test Project]]</div>

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