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#!/bin/bash
# Lets try for /bin/sh but bashisms will sneak in.
# partial bash strict mode
set -uo pipefail
V=0;
if [ -f ~/.skiboot_boot_tests ]; then
source ~/.skiboot_boot_tests
fi
# Utility functions
function error {
unset SSHPASS;
echo "$target: $1" >&2;
exit 1;
}
function msg {
if [ $V -ne 0 ] ; then
echo "$target: $@";
fi
}
# Generic conf
BOOT_SLEEP_PERIOD=10
FUNCTIONS_NEEDED="sshpass ssh ipmitool md5sum rsync expect";
function linux_boot {
if [ $STRIP_CONTROL -eq 1 ]; then
STRIPCOMMAND="col -b -l 1"
else
STRIPCOMMAND="cat"
fi
#Everyone is going to forget to disconnect - force them off
ipmiresult=$($IPMI_COMMAND sol deactivate 2>&1);
retval=$?
if [ $retval -ne 0 -a "$ipmiresult" != "Info: SOL payload already de-activated" ]; then
msg "IPMI sol deactivate failed; IPMI may have stalled, may just be IPMI. Good luck."
fi
LINUXBOOT_LOG=$(mktemp --tmpdir builder-2.XXXXXX);
cat <<EOF | expect > $LINUXBOOT_LOG
set timeout 300
spawn $IPMI_COMMAND sol activate
expect {
timeout { send_user "\nTimeout waiting for petitboot\n"; exit 1 }
eof { send_user "\nUnexpected EOF\n;" exit 1 }
"Welcome to Petitboot"
}
close
exit 0
EOF
retval=$?
$IPMI_COMMAND sol deactivate > /dev/null;
if [ $retval -ne 0 ]; then
msg "Waiting for linux has timed out"
msg "Boot log follows:"
cat $LINUXBOOT_LOG
rm -f $LINUXBOOT_LOG
return 1
else
rm -f $LINUXBOOT_LOG
return 0
fi
}
function boot_test {
# The functions called (e.g. flash, boot) are from the *_support files
if [ $bootonly -ne 1 ]; then
msg "Flashing ${target}..."
flash $@;
fi
msg "Booting $target..."
boot_firmware;
msg "firmware looks good, waiting for linux";
linux_boot;
if [ $? -ne 0 ] ; then
error "Couldn't reach petitboot on $target";
fi
msg "$target has booted";
unset SSHPASS;
}
function sanity_test {
$SSHCMD true;
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
echo "$target: Failed to SSH to $target..."
echo "$target: Command was: $SSHCMD true"
error "Try connecting manually to diagnose the issue."
fi
$IPMI_COMMAND chassis power status > /dev/null;
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
echo "$target: Failed to connect to $target with IPMI..."
echo "$target: Command was: $IPMI_COMMAND chassis power status"
error "Try connecting manually to diagnose the issue."
fi
# do further machine-type specific tests
machine_sanity_test
}
function usage {
cat <<EOF
boot_test.sh tests the bootability of a given target, optionally after
flashing new firmware onto the target.
There are three usage modes.
1) boot_test.sh -h
Print this help
2) boot_test.sh [-vdp] -t target -B -b (fsp|bmc)
Boot test the target without flashing. Specify the type of machine
(FSP or BMC) with the -b option.
3) boot_test.sh [-vdp] -b bmc -t target -P pnor
boot_test.sh [-vdp] -b fsp -t target [-1 lid1] [-2 lid2] [-3 lid3]
Flash the given firmware before boot testing.
If -P is given, the file is assumed to be a PNOR for BMC based
flashing.
If -1/-2/-3 are given, the files are assumed to be lids for FSP based
flashing. Any combination of lids is acceptable.
Common Options:
-p powers off the machine if it is running. Without -p, a running machine
will cause the script to error out.
-v makes the script print some progress messages. Recommended.
-d makes the script print lots of things (set -vx).
Only use this for debugging the script: it's highly likely that
successful booting into Petitboot will not be detected with this option.
-b BMC type (bmc or fsp).
EOF
exit 1;
}
## 'Main' script begins
# Check prereqs
for func in $FUNCTIONS_NEEDED ; do
if ! command -v "$func" &> /dev/null ; then
error "I require command $func but it is not in \$PATH ($PATH)";
fi
done
# Parse options
V=0;
bootonly=0;
powerdown=0;
firmware_supplied=0;
target=""
method=""
PNOR=""
LID[0]=""
LID[1]=""
LID[2]=""
while getopts "hvdpB1:2:3:P:t:b:" OPT; do
case "$OPT" in
v)
V=1;
;;
h)
usage;
;;
d)
set -vx;
;;
B)
bootonly=1;
if [ $firmware_supplied -eq 1 ]; then
usage
fi
;;
p)
powerdown=1;
;;
b)
method=$OPTARG;
;;
1|2|3)
firmware_supplied=1;
if [ ! -e "$OPTARG" ] ; then
error "Couldn't stat $OPTARG";
fi
LID[$(expr ${OPT} - 1)]="$OPTARG"
;;
P)
firmware_supplied=1;
if [ ! -e "$OPTARG" ] ; then
error "Couldn't stat $OPTARG";
fi
PNOR="$OPTARG"
;;
t)
target=$OPTARG;
;;
\?)
usage;
;;
esac
done
shift $(expr $OPTIND - 1);
# Pull out the target and test
if [ "$target" = "" ]; then
usage;
fi
if ! ping -c 1 "$target" &> /dev/null ; then
error "Couldn't ping $target";
fi
if [ "$#" -ne 0 ]; then
usage
fi
# pull in the relevant config file and set things up
source $(dirname $0)/${method}_support.sh
IPMI_COMMAND="ipmitool -I lanplus -H $target $IPMI_AUTH"
msg "Running sanity test"
sanity_test
msg "Passed."
# check the target is down
# (pulls in is_off from ${method}_support.sh)
if ! is_off; then
if [ $powerdown -eq 1 ]; then
poweroff
else
error "$target is not turned off";
fi
fi
# run the boot test
echo "$target: Boot testing $target";
begin_t=$(date +%s);
boot_test
echo "$target: Done in $(expr $(date +%s) - $begin_t ) seconds";
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