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doc: Update the test-runner documentation

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Includes instructions for UML, which is now the preferred way to use
test-runner.
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James Prestwood 2022-04-07 09:39:31 -07:00 committed by Denis Kenzior
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@ -8,7 +8,6 @@ test-runner is an automated test execution tool for IWD. It is capable of
creating the emulated environments representing a variety of network topologies
and run the automated tests of IWD functionality.
Software Prerequisites
======================
@ -30,6 +29,7 @@ OS:
12. phonesim (optional)
13. wpa_supplicant 2.9
14. radvd 2.18
15. dhcpd
Note: The version for hostapd is listed as 'recent'. Older hostapd versions
will work but we are continually adopting new features from hostapd and using
@ -54,34 +54,48 @@ In addition, the following Python packages are required:
Building Kernel
===============
test-runner can work both in a fully virtualized environment (QEMU) or inside
a UML (User Mode Linux) instance. Its recommended using UML as its both faster
and more reliable than QEMU for timing specific scenarios. When building the
kernel for UML its important to always specify ARCH=um for any build command.
The default architectures seem to muck with the kernel config that UML needs
and will likely result in a UML binary that won't run under test-runner.
The test-runner tool requires a kernel that is at least build with these
minimal options for a successful boot and execution:
<arch>_defconfig Default kernel configuration
kvm_guest.config Default configuration for
kvm guests
kvm guests (QEMU only)
<iwd>/tools/test_runner_kernel_config The test-runner specific
configuration
These configurations should be installed as .config in the kernel source
directory. To make a x86_64 guest kernel the sequence of commands may look
directory. To build a x86_64 UML kernel the sequence of commands may look
as follows:
$ cd linux-X.X.X
$ make x86_64_defconfig
$ make ARCH=um x86_64_defconfig
$ make kvm_guest.config
$ ARCH=um sh <iwd>/tools/test_runner_kernel_config
$ sh <iwd>/tools/test_runner_kernel_config
$ make olddefconfig
$ make ARCH=um olddefconfig
After that a default kernel with the required options can be built:
$ make -j$(nproc)
$ make ARCH=um -j$(nproc)
If you do need to build a QEMU kernel you can remove ARCH=um and make the
kvm_guest.config target as well.
After building (for UML) there should be a 'linux' executable at the root of the
repository, this is the UML binary that should be supplied to test-runner with
the --kernel,-k option.
For QEMU it is instead a kernel image located at arch/boot/<arch>/bzImage.
Note: If your host distribution does not contain a regulatory.db you may get an
error similar to this when building the kernel:
@ -136,7 +150,7 @@ tests shipped with IWD:
$ cd <iwd>/tools
$ sudo ./test-runner
$ sudo ./test-runner -k <kernel binary>
One can specify a particular set of test configurations to be executed by using
'-A <dir1,dir2>' parameter. An absolute path is necessary for the test