| metadata: |
| name: serial-console |
| format: "Manual Test Definition 1.0" |
| description: "Test if the serial connection to the board works" |
| maintainer: |
| - amit.khare@linaro.org |
| os: |
| - android |
| - ubuntu |
| - openembedded |
| scope: |
| - functional |
| devices: |
| - panda |
| - panda-es |
| - vexpress-a9 |
| - vexpress-tc2 |
| - juno |
| - arndale |
| - ifc6410 |
| - hi6220-hikey |
| - apq8016-sbc |
| environment: |
| - manual-test |
| |
| run: |
| steps: |
| # depending on the board, the serial cable might be UART or symmetric serial |
| - Connect the serial cable to the device under test |
| - Launch minicom in terminal of host PC. |
| # correct tty should be used. /dev/ttyUSB0 is just an example |
| - "$ minicom -D /dev/ttyUSB0 -w -C minicom_log.txt" |
| - Power the device under test |
| - After boot sequence is complete run the following command in the console |
| - "$ ls -l" |
| |
| expected: |
| - Boot log is displayed in minicom after powering the device under test |
| - Command line prompt is displayed after successful boot. |
| - Input by keyboard in works and characters are echoed back and displayed in minicom |
| |