extended/code_update/host_code_update.robot

4 ...               python -m robot -v OPENBMC_HOST:<hostname>
5 ...               -v DELETE_OLD_PNOR_IMAGES:<"true" or "false">
6 ...               -v IMAGE_FILE_PATH:<path/*.tar>
7 ...               -v ALTERNATE_IMAGE_FILE_PATH:<path/*.tar>
12 ...                 - Upload image via REST
13 ...                 - Verify that the file exists on the BMC
14 ...                 - Check that software "Activation" is set to "Ready"
15 ...                 - Set "Requested Activation" to "Active"
16 ...                 - Wait for code update to complete
17 ...                 - Verify the new version
23 Resource          ../../lib/boot_utils.robot
24 Resource          code_update_utils.robot
25 Resource          ../../lib/code_update_utils.robot
26 Resource          ../../lib/openbmc_ffdc.robot
27 Resource          ../../lib/state_manager.robot
28 Resource          ../../lib/dump_utils.robot
42 ${cache_files_dir_path}          /var/lib/phosphor-software-manager/pnor/prsv/
51     #    - Collect FFDC if error log exist and delete error logs.
80     ...  VPD files and verify that the OS can still boot.
87     ...  ls ${cache_files_dir_path} | grep VPD -c
88     # Typically, vpd files = "CVPD DJVPD MVPD NVRAM".
90     ...  msg=Missing VPD files at ${cache_files_dir_path}.
92     # Delete the *VPD* files.
93     BMC Execute Command  rm -f ${xxx_dir_path}*VPD*
97     # After powering-on the system, the VPD files should be present.
99     ...  ls ${cache_files_dir_path} | grep VPD -c
101     ...  msg=Three VPD files expected at ${cache_files_dir_path}.
103     # Power off.  The next test case will boot the OS with the new VPD files.
140     ${VERSION_PURPOSE_HOST}    ${-1}
261     # - Clean up all existing BMC dumps.
262     # - Clean up all currently install PNOR images.
270         ...  rm -f /var/lib/phosphor-software-manager/pnor/prsv/GUARD
273     BMC Execute Command  rm -rf /tmp/images/*