About test suites for linux hot plug

About test suites for linux hot plug

[Guo, Min]

Hi

	Thanks for your perfect work! I am interested in the Linux hot swap
project and now 
doing some validation work about the compactPCI hot swap. So could you
please tell me
whether there are some test suites for linux hot plug, if not, I'd like to
write some test suites 
for the project!

	If you agree, could you please give me some requirements and
suggestion about the 
test suites?

	Thank you very much!

Best Regards
Guo Min 
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Re: About test suites for linux hot plug

[Greg KH]

On Wed, Nov 27, 2002 at 04:44:44PM +0800, Guo, Min wrote:
> Hi
> 
> 	Thanks for your perfect work! I am interested in the Linux hot swap
> project and now doing some validation work about the compactPCI hot
> swap. So could you please tell me whether there are some test suites
> for linux hot plug, if not, I'd like to write some test suites for the
> project!

If you take a look at the archives for this list, you will see we just
talked about this with another intel employee (who you also copied on
the message) :)

In short, no there aren't any.  Also, this is probably the wrong list
for cPCI hotplug specific stuff.

> 	If you agree, could you please give me some requirements and
> suggestion about the test suites?

Requirements:
	- whatever makes you, and your employer happy.

In short, write up whatever you want and need, and if you could, post it
to the list for others to use in the future if they want to do the same.

thanks,

greg k-h


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Re: About test suites for linux hot plug

[David Brownell]

>>	Thanks for your perfect work! I am interested in the Linux hot swap
>>project and now doing some validation work about the compactPCI hot
>>swap. So could you please tell me whether there are some test suites
>>for linux hot plug, if not, I'd like to write some test suites for the
>>project!

To the extent that such tests cover things like verifying that streams
of hotplug events are handled consistently, the latest CVS does have a
simple facility to log events to files like /var/log/hotplug/pci.events
(for CardBus, cPCI, hotplugPCI, etc) or /var/log/hotplug/events (for any
event that doesn't have an agent enabled).

So you can collect hotplug events "live", and then (by writing simple
software) play them back later ... Or just notice what kinds of hotplug
events don't yet have /etc/hotplug/*.agent code.

I hope that facility will evolve -- and not primarily for testing support.

For example, I'd be interested in seeing some daemon thread monitoring
/var/log/hotplug/input.events that's set up as a named fifo, as one way to
solve hotplug's "need multiple security domains" issue.  (That's an area
where anyone who's familiar with those user mode APIs could contribute
useful "seed" code in C, or likely even Perl ...)



> If you take a look at the archives for this list, you will see we just
> talked about this with another intel employee (who you also copied on
> the message) :)
> 
> In short, no there aren't any.  Also, this is probably the wrong list
> for cPCI hotplug specific stuff.

But any test scripts you put together that are general purpose would
likely help down the line.  Both automated "do these events get handled
correctly" scripts, and manual "plug in the adapter and verify that
these N things got set up right".

- Dave







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RE: About test suites for linux hot plug

[Guo, Min]

Here is my initial test suite  for cPCI (ZT5084 platform) and Compaq with
e100 and e1000 hotplug network devices,
for the other hot plug device and features, I will give out the test suites
later. 

----------------------------Shell test script for cPCI and Network PCI
hotPlug platform-----------------------------------------------------------
#!/bin/sh

HOTSWAP_TEST_VERSION="0.1"

PCI_TOOLS="lspci"
HOT_SWAP_KEY="06"
COMPACTPCI_HOTPLUG_DEVICE=""
DRIVERS_NUMBER=`$PCI_TOOLS|awk '{print $1}'`
HOT_PLUG_SUPPORTúlse
HARD_PASSúlse
value=""
link="33"
PCI_FILE="pci_file"


COMPAQ_PCI_HOTPLUG_DIR="/pcihpfs"
#function capfind is used to find the capbilities of PCI devices and see
whether
#there are some devices support the defined capbilities

capfind()
{
	link=$1
	link_tmp=0x$link
	link_tmp=`echo $((link_tmp))`
	startadd=`expr $link_tmp / 16 + 2`
	mod $link
	offset=`echo $?`
	offset1=`expr $offset + 2`
	offset=`expr $offset + 3`
	link_offset=`echo $((offset))`
	value_offset=`echo $((offset1))` 	
	value=`cat $PCI_FILE|head -n  $startadd|tail -n 1|cut -d ' ' -f
$value_offset`
	link=`cat $PCI_FILE|head -n $startadd|tail -n 1|cut -d ' ' -f
$link_offset`
}

#The function to give out the mod number

mod()
{
	number_tmp=$1
	number_tmp=0x$number_tmp
	number=`echo $((number_tmp))`
	while [ "$number" -ge "16" ];do
		number=`expr $number - 16`
	done
	return $number
}

#check which device have compact PCI hot_swap function
#if have,give out the the results.

check_hotplug_cap()
{
	i=0
	echo "" > cpci_hotswap
	for driver in $DRIVERS_NUMBER
	do
	#read the capbility number and verify whether the system has hotplug
	#controller
	#confighead=`lspci -s $driver -xxx|grep -v PCI'`
		lspci -s $driver -xxx > $PCI_FILE
	#find the frist capbility link of configure header
		while [ "$link" != "00" ]
		do
			capfind $link 
			if [ "$value" = "$HOT_SWAP_KEY" ];then
				HOT_PLUG_SUPPORT=true
			fi
			if [ "$HOT_PLUG_SUPPORT" = "true" ];then
				HARD_PASS=true
				COMPACT_HOTPLUG_DEVICE=$driver
				echo $COMPACT_HOTPLUG_DEVICE >> cpci_hotswap
				echo "The hardware supports cPCI HotSwap
function"
				descript=`lspci -s $driver`
				echo "The Compact PCI Hot Swap device is" \
				$descript
				i=`expr $i + 1`
			fi
		done
		link="33"
		HOT_PLUG_SUPPORT="false"
	done

	if [ "$HARD_PASS" = "false" ];then
		echo "Hardware does not support cPCI HotSwap function"
		return 1
	else
		return 0
	fi

}

#Check whether the device still exist after we remove the compactPCI hot
swap de
#device

check_after_remove()
{
	cPCI_DEVICES=`cat cpci_hotswap`
	if [ "$cPCI_DEVICES" = "" ];then
		echo "There are no devices support cPCI hot plug function"
		exit 1
	fi
	for device in $cPCI_DEVICES 
	do
		device=`lspci|grep "$device"|awk -F ":" '{print $3}'`
		if [ $? -eq 0 ];then
			echo $device "still be pluged or can not be removed
successfully" 
		else
			echo  $device "has been removed successfully"
			return 1
		fi
	done
	return 0
}


#the function is used to check the NET hot swap devices
debug_on()
{
	cp -f  /sbin/hotplug /sbin/hotplug-bk
	sed -e 's/#DEBUG/DEBUG/' /sbin/hotplug-bk > /sbin/hotplug
	dmesg -c
}
#Auto Enable the hot plug
pci_plug()
{
	echo 1 > power
}
# Auto Disable the Hot plug
pci_remove()
{
	echo 0 > power 
}

check_pci_hardware()
{
	
	HARD_PASS_1=true

	#check whether module has been inserted
	if [ -d $COMPAQ_PCI_HOTPLUG_DIR ];then
		cd $COMPAQ_PCI_HOTPLUG_DIR
		SUB_DIR=`ls`
		if [ "$SUB_DIR" = "" ];then
			echo "Hot Plug driver has not been installed"
			echo "Or there are no hot plug devices"
			exit 1
		fi
	else
		exit 1
	fi
	
	for dir in $SUB_DIR
	do
		cd $dir
			pci_remove 
		cd ..
	done

	for dir in $SUB_DIR
	do
		cd $dir
			pci_plug
			value=`cat power`
			if [ $value -ne "1" ];then
				HARD_PASS_1úlse
				echo $HARD_PASS_1
				echo "We can not Plug the devices
automatically,so check your hardware"
			fi
		cd ..
	done

	if [ "$HARD_PASS_1" = "true" ];then
			echo "PASS1: HardWare Check"
	fi

		
}

check_pci_hotplug_net_device()
{
	SOFT_PASSúlse

	#check whether module has been inserted
	if [ -d $COMPAQ_PCI_HOTPLUG_DIR ];then
		cd $COMPAQ_PCI_HOTPLUG_DIR
		SUB_DIR=`ls`
		if [ "$SUB_DIR" = "" ];then
			exit 1
		fi
	else
		exit 1
	fi
	
	for dir in $SUB_DIR
	do
		cd $dir
			pci_remove 
		cd ..
	done

	debug_on > /dev/null 2>&1
	# Check whether the network inteface can be booted correctly.
	ethnum=`ifconfig|grep eth|wc -l`
	for dir in $SUB_DIR
	do
		SOFT_PASSúlse
		cd $dir
			pci_plug
			ethnum=`echo $((ethnum))`
			ifconfig|grep eth"$ethnum" >/dev/null 2>&1
			if [ "$?" -eq 0 ];then
				echo "The pci hot plug device can been
booted automatically"
				SOFT_PASS=true
			else
				ifup eth"$ethnum" >/dev/null 2>&1
				if [ "$?" -eq 0 ];then
					echo "The pci hotplug net device can
been booted correcty"
					SOFT_PASS=true
				else
					SOFT_PASSúlse
					echo "please check your network
configuration or hotplug device driver"
					echo "the message in
/var/log/messages will help you locate your error"
				fi
			fi		
		cd ..
		ethnum=`expr $ethnum + 1`
	done

	if [ $SOFT_PASS = "true" ];then
		echo "PASS2: The software check"
	fi
}

hotplug_check()
{
	if [ $# -gt 0 ];then
		case "$1" in
		-l)
			check_hotplug_cap
			exit 0
		;;
		-c)
			check_after_remove $2
			exit 0
			;;
		-n)
			check_pci_hotplug_net_device
			;;
		-h)
			check_pci_hardware
			;;	
		*)
			usage
			;;
		esac
	fi
} 
usage()
{
        cat << EOF
        Usage: hotplug_test [options] 
        options:
               --list|-l)
			list the devices that support CompactPCI hotpwap
               --platform|-p)
			platform type (cPCI|PCI_NET|PCI_SCSI)
	       --help|-h)
			help 
	       --version|-v)
			version
        device:
                device address
 
        example:
                hotplug_test -p=cPCI
EOF
        exit $1
}

if [ $# -eq 0 ];then
	usage
	exit
fi
for option
do
    case "$option" in
        -*=*) 
		optarg=`echo "$option" | sed 's/[-_a-zA-Z0-9]*=//'`
		option=`echo "$option"|sed 's/=.*$//'`
		;;
           *) optarg='' ;;
    esac
    case "$option" in
        --help|-h)
            echo "Usage: $usage"
            exit 0
            ;;
        --version|-v)
            echo "version is" $HOTSWAP_TEST_VERSION
            exit 0
            ;;
	--platform|-p)
	    case "$optarg" in
		cPCI)
			hotplug_check -c 
		;;	
		PCI_NET)
			hotplug_check -h
			hotplug_check -n
		;;
		*)
		usage
		exit 1
		;;
	    esac
		;;
	--list|-l)
		echo "only echo  the Devices support cPCI hot swap function"
		hotplug_check -l
		exit 1
		;;	
	*)
	   usage
	   exit 1
	   ;;
	esac
done
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------
Best Regards
Guo Min 
The content of this email message solely contains my own personal views.

-----Original Message-----
From: Greg KH [mailto:greg@kroah.com]
Sent: Thursday, November 28, 2002 12:32 AM
To: Guo, Min
Cc: David Brownell; Linux-hotplug-devel@lists.sourceforge.net; Wang, Frank;
Rusty Lynch; Xie, May
Subject: Re: About test suites for linux hot plug


On Wed, Nov 27, 2002 at 04:44:44PM +0800, Guo, Min wrote:
> Hi
> 
> 	Thanks for your perfect work! I am interested in the Linux hot swap
> project and now doing some validation work about the compactPCI hot
> swap. So could you please tell me whether there are some test suites
> for linux hot plug, if not, I'd like to write some test suites for the
> project!

If you take a look at the archives for this list, you will see we just
talked about this with another intel employee (who you also copied on
the message) :)

In short, no there aren't any.  Also, this is probably the wrong list
for cPCI hotplug specific stuff.

> 	If you agree, could you please give me some requirements and
> suggestion about the test suites?

Requirements:
	- whatever makes you, and your employer happy.

In short, write up whatever you want and need, and if you could, post it
to the list for others to use in the future if they want to do the same.

thanks,

greg k-h


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RE: About test suites for linux hot plug

[Scott Murray]

On Thu, 28 Nov 2002, Guo, Min wrote:

> Here is my initial test suite  for cPCI (ZT5084 platform) and Compaq with
> e100 and e1000 hotplug network devices,
> for the other hot plug device and features, I will give out the test suites
> later. 

Your testcase seems reasonable, but having the PCI device appear/disappear 
is IMO the trivial part of PCI hotplug.  The vast majority of the problems
I encountered while writing the cPCI drivers involved PCI resources.  Most 
of my manual testing revolves around checking the contents of /proc/iomem 
and /proc/ioports before and after inserts and removes, as well as looking 
at the output of "lspci -vvv".  With a fixed set of hardware, it may be 
possible to come up with testcases for resource allocation, but the general
case is probably difficult to automate.

Something else to be aware of is that eventually I plan to support 
hardware that does not expose HS_CSR through the PCI extended capabilities.
It looks like your testcase as it stands now will break if run in a setup
that had such hardware. 

Scott

PS: Are you working with Harold Yang?  He's also at Intel but seems to be
    having troubles using cPCI hotplug on his ZT5084 system.


-- 
Scott Murray
SOMA Networks, Inc.
Toronto, Ontario
e-mail: scottm@somanetworks.com



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RE: About test suites for linux hot plug

[Guo, Min]

Thank you very much!

-----Original Message-----
From: Scott Murray [mailto:scottm@somanetworks.com]
Sent: Saturday, November 30, 2002 5:25 AM
To: Guo, Min
Cc: Linux-hotplug-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: RE: About test suites for linux hot plug


On Thu, 28 Nov 2002, Guo, Min wrote:

> Here is my initial test suite  for cPCI (ZT5084 platform) and Compaq with
> e100 and e1000 hotplug network devices,
> for the other hot plug device and features, I will give out the test
suites
> later. 

Your testcase seems reasonable, but having the PCI device appear/disappear 
is IMO the trivial part of PCI hotplug.  The vast majority of the problems
I encountered while writing the cPCI drivers involved PCI resources.  Most 
of my manual testing revolves around checking the contents of /proc/iomem 
and /proc/ioports before and after inserts and removes, as well as looking 
at the output of "lspci -vvv".  With a fixed set of hardware, it may be 
possible to come up with testcases for resource allocation, but the general
case is probably difficult to automate.

[Guo,Min] Thank you for your kind suggestion, I will investigate and try to
realize such 
function.

Something else to be aware of is that eventually I plan to support 
hardware that does not expose HS_CSR through the PCI extended capabilities.
It looks like your testcase as it stands now will break if run in a setup
that had such hardware. 

[Guo Min]: I will take a look at the platform and revise my test cases,
thank you very much!

Scott

PS: Are you working with Harold Yang?  He's also at Intel but seems to be
    having troubles using cPCI hotplug on his ZT5084 system.

[Guo Min]: Yes, I thought he had  already solved the problems.


-- 
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Toronto, Ontario
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RE: About test suites for linux hot plug

[Guo, Min]

Hi,

      I enhanced my test suites, added the following features

1. Check the io ports and io mem for cPCI devices,including two procedures, 
one is plug/remove ,the other is remove/plug. it needs to manual operation
	
2. check the io ports and io mem for PCI  hotplug devices,including two
procedures, 
one is plug/remove ,the other is remove/plug.it can work automatically.


    I had verified the ZT5550 cpci and Compaq hotplug PCI net devices with
the test cases.	

----------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------

#!/bin/sh

HOTSWAP_TEST_VERSION="0.1"

PCI_TOOLS="lspci"
HOT_SWAP_KEY="06"
COMPACTPCI_HOTPLUG_DEVICE=""
DRIVERS_NUMBER=`$PCI_TOOLS|awk '{print $1}'`
HOT_PLUG_SUPPORTúlse
HARD_PASSúlse
value=""
link="33"
PCI_FILE="pci_file"
cPCI_DEVICE=""
CPCI_NONE=0
CPCI_PLUG=1
CPCI_REMOVE=2

COMPAQ_PCI_HOTPLUG_DIR="/pcihpfs"
#function capfind is used to find the capbilities of PCI devices and see
whether
#there are some devices support the defined capbilities

capfind()
{
	link=$1
	link_tmp=0x$link
	link_tmp=`echo $((link_tmp))`
	startadd=`expr $link_tmp / 16 + 2`
	mod $link
	offset=`echo $?`
	offset1=`expr $offset + 2`
	offset=`expr $offset + 3`
	link_offset=`echo $((offset))`
	value_offset=`echo $((offset1))` 	
	value=`cat $PCI_FILE|head -n  $startadd|tail -n 1|cut -d ' ' -f
$value_offset`
	link=`cat $PCI_FILE|head -n $startadd|tail -n 1|cut -d ' ' -f
$link_offset`
}

#The function to give out the mod number

mod()
{
	number_tmp=$1
	number_tmp=0x$number_tmp
	number=`echo $((number_tmp))`
	while [ "$number" -ge "16" ];do
		number=`expr $number - 16`
	done
	return $number
}

#check which device have compact PCI hot_swap function
#if have,give out the the results.

check_hotplug_cap()
{
	i=0
	echo "" > cpci_hotswap
	for driver in $DRIVERS_NUMBER
	do
	#read the capbility number and verify whether the system has hotplug
	#controller
	#confighead=`lspci -s $driver -xxx|grep -v PCI'`
		lspci -s $driver -xxx > $PCI_FILE
	#find the frist capbility link of configure header
		while [ "$link" != "00" ]
		do
			capfind $link 
			if [ "$value" = "$HOT_SWAP_KEY" ];then
				HOT_PLUG_SUPPORT=true
			fi
			if [ "$HOT_PLUG_SUPPORT" = "true" ];then
				HARD_PASS=true
				COMPACT_HOTPLUG_DEVICE=$driver
				echo $COMPACT_HOTPLUG_DEVICE >> cpci_hotswap
				echo "The hardware supports cPCI HotSwap
function"
				descript=`lspci -s $driver`
				echo "The Compact PCI Hot Swap device is" \
				$descript
				i=`expr $i + 1`
			fi
		done
		link="33"
		HOT_PLUG_SUPPORT="false"
	done

	if [ "$HARD_PASS" = "false" ];then
		echo "Hardware does not support cPCI HotSwap function"
		return 1
	else
		return 0
	fi

}
#Check whether the device still exist after we remove the compactPCI hot
swap de
#device

check_after_remove()
{
	cPCI_DEVICES=`cat cpci_hotswap`
	if [ "$cPCI_DEVICES" = "" ];then
		echo "There are no devices support cPCI hot plug function"
		exit 1
	fi
	for device in $cPCI_DEVICES 
	do
		device=`lspci|grep "$device"|awk -F ":" '{print $3}'`
		if [ $? -eq 0 ];then
			echo $device "still be pluged or can not be removed
successfully" 
		else
			echo  $device "has been removed successfully"
			return 1
		fi
	done
	return 0
}
check_resource()
{
	cat /proc/ioports > /tmp/cpci_ioport_$1
	cat /proc/iomem	> /tmp/cpci_iomem_$1
}
cpci_check_remove_plug()
{
	check_hotplug_cap
	CPCI_CAP=$?
	Mark=`cat /tmp/mark`
	if [ ! -f /tmp/entry ];then
		echo 0 > /tmp/entry
	fi
	entry=`cat /tmp/entry`
	if [ $CPCI_CAP -eq 0  -a $entry -ne $CPCI_PLUG ];then
		check_resource plug
		Mark=`expr $Mark + 1`
		echo $Mark > /tmp/mark
		echo $CPCI_PLUG > /tmp/entry
	fi
	entry=`cat /tmp/entry`
	if [ $CPCI_CAP -ne 0 -a $entry -ne $CPCI_REMOVE ];then
		check_resource remove
		Mark=`expr $Mark + 1`
		echo $Mark > /tmp/mark
		echo $CPCI_REMOVE > /tmp/entry
	fi
	Mark=`cat /tmp/mark`
	if [ $CPCI_CAP -ne 0 -a $Mark -lt 2 ];then
		echo "Pls plug your devices manually"
		echo "............................"
		exit 1
	fi
	if [ $CPCI_CAP -eq 0 -a $Mark -lt 2 ];then
		echo "PLs remove your cpci devices manually"
		echo "....................................."
        	exit 0
	fi
        Mark=`cat /tmp/mark`
        if [ $Mark -eq 2 ];then
		cpci_information remove_plug
                echo $CPCI_NONE > /tmp/mark
		echo $CPCI_NONE > /tmp/entry
		rm -f /tmp/cpci*
		rm -f /tmp/diff*
	fi
	
}
cpci_information()
{	
	if [ $1 = "remove_plug" ];then
		flag="allocate"
	else
		flag="deallocate"
	fi	
	diff  /tmp/cpci_ioport_remove /tmp/cpci_ioport_plug|grep ">" >
/tmp/diff_cpci_ioports
	diff /tmp/cpci_iomem_remove /tmp/cpci_iomem_plug|grep ">" >
/tmp/diff_cpci_iomem
        ioport=`cat /tmp/diff_cpci_ioports|awk '{print $2}'`
        io_name=`cat /tmp/diff_cpci_ioports|cut -d : -f 2|head -n 1`
        mem=`cat /tmp/diff_cpci_iomem|awk '{print $2}'`
        mem_name=`cat /tmp/diff_cpci_iomem|cut -d : -f 2|head -n 1`
        if [ -n "$ioport"  -o -n "$mem"  ];then
                 if [ -n "$ioport" ];then
                        echo "system $flag the io port address" $ioport for
"device" $io_name
                 fi
        	 if [ -n "$mem" ];then
                	 echo "System $flag the io mem address" $mem for
"device" $mem_name
             	 fi
        else
      		  echo "System deallocate error"
        fi

}

cpci_check_plug_remove()
{
	check_hotplug_cap
	CPCI_CAP=$?
	Mark=`cat /tmp/mark`
	if [ ! -f /tmp/entry ];then
		echo 0 > /tmp/entry
	fi
	entry=`cat /tmp/entry`
	if [ $CPCI_CAP -eq 0 -a $entry -ne $CPCI_PLUG ];then
		check_resource plug
		Mark=`expr $Mark + 1`
		echo $Mark > /tmp/mark
		echo $CPCI_PLUG > /tmp/entry
	fi
	if [ $CPCI_CAP -ne 0 -a $entry -ne $CPCI_REMOVE ];then
		check_resource remove
		Mark=`expr $Mark + 1`
		echo $Mark > /tmp/mark
		echo $CPCI_REMOVE > /tmp/entry
	fi
	Mark=`cat /tmp/mark`
	if [ $CPCI_CAP -ne 0 -a $Mark -lt 2 ];then
		echo "Pls plug your devices manually"
		echo "............................"
		exit 1
	fi
	if [ $CPCI_CAP -eq 0 -a $Mark -lt 2 ];then
		echo "PLs remove your cpci devices manually"
		echo "....................................."
        	exit 0
	fi
        Mark=`cat /tmp/mark`
        if [ $Mark -eq 2 ];then
		cpci_information plug_remove
                echo $CPCI_NONE > /tmp/mark
		echo $CPCI_NONE > /tmp/entry
		rm -f /tmp/cpci*
		rm -f /tmp/diff*
        fi
	
}
notice()
{
	echo "You should remove the Hot swap devices manually and check" 
	echo "whether the device is still there"
}
#the function is used to check the NET hot swap devices
debug_on()
{
	cp -r /sbin/hotplug /sbin/hotplug-bk
	sed -e 's/#DEBUG/DEBUG/' /sbin/hotplug-bk > /sbin/hotplug
	dmesg -c
}
#Auto Enable the hot plug
pci_plug()
{
	echo 1 > power
}
# Auto Disable the Hot plug
pci_remove()
{
	echo 0 > power 
}
change_sub_dir()
{
	echo "If only some of your hotplug slots have been inserted "
	echo "devices, so you should set the SUB_DIR by yourselves"
	SUB_DIR="1"
}
check_pci_hardware()
{
	
	HARD_PASS_1=true

	#check whether module has been inserted
	if [ -d $COMPAQ_PCI_HOTPLUG_DIR ];then
		cd $COMPAQ_PCI_HOTPLUG_DIR
		SUB_DIR=`ls`
		change_sub_dir
		if [ "$SUB_DIR" = "" ];then
			echo "Hot Plug driver has not been installed"
			echo "Or there are no hot plug devices"
			exit 1
		fi
	else
		exit 1
	fi
	
	for dir in $SUB_DIR
	do
		cd $dir
			pci_remove 
		cd ..
	done

	for dir in $SUB_DIR
	do
		cd $dir
			pci_plug
			value=`cat power`
			if [ $value -ne "1" ];then
				HARD_PASS_1úlse
				echo $HARD_PASS_1
				echo "We can not Plug the devices
automatically,so check your hardware"
				echo "Or check whether the hotplug slot have
been filled"
			fi
		cd ..
	done

	if [ "$HARD_PASS_1" = "true" ];then
			echo "PASS1: HardWare Check"
	fi

		
}

check_pci_hotplug_net_device()
{
	SOFT_PASSúlse

	#check whether module has been inserted
	if [ -d $COMPAQ_PCI_HOTPLUG_DIR ];then
		cd $COMPAQ_PCI_HOTPLUG_DIR
		SUB_DIR=`ls`
		change_sub_dir
		if [ "$SUB_DIR" = "" ];then
			exit 1
		fi
	else
		exit 1
	fi
	
	for dir in $SUB_DIR
	do
		cd $dir
			pci_remove 
		cd ..
	done

	debug_on > /dev/null 2>&1
	# Check whether the network inteface can be booted correctly.
	ethnum=`ifconfig|grep eth|wc -l`
	for dir in $SUB_DIR
	do
		SOFT_PASSúlse
		cd $dir
			pci_plug
			ethnum=`echo $((ethnum))`
			ifconfig|grep eth"$ethnum" >/dev/null 2>&1
			if [ "$?" -eq 0 ];then
				echo "The pci hot plug device can been
booted automatically"
				SOFT_PASS=true
			else
				ifup eth"$ethnum" >/dev/null 2>&1
				if [ "$?" -eq 0 ];then
					echo "The pci hotplug net device can
been booted correctly"
					SOFT_PASS=true
				else
					SOFT_PASSúlse
					echo "please check your network
configuration or hotplug device driver"
					echo "the message in
/var/log/messages will help you locate your error"
				fi
			fi		
		cd ..
		ethnum=`expr $ethnum + 1`
	done

	if [ $SOFT_PASS = "true" ];then
		echo "PASS2: The software check"
	fi
}
check_file()
{
	awk '{
                name=$4
                add=$2
                print addrtype
                if (name != "" && add !="")
                {
                        printf("System allocate name %s addr_type %s
%s\n",name,addrtype,add)
                }else
                {
                        printf("System allocation error %s",name)
                }
        }
        ' $1

}
check_mem_info()
{
 #set -x

        #check whether module has been inserted
        if [ -d $COMPAQ_PCI_HOTPLUG_DIR ];then
                cd $COMPAQ_PCI_HOTPLUG_DIR
                SUB_DIR=`ls`
		change_sub_dir
                if [ "$SUB_DIR" = "" ];then
                        exit 1
                fi
        else
                exit 1
        fi


	echo "Checking the Mem information procedure remove/plug"	
        for dir in $SUB_DIR
        do
                cd $dir
                        pci_remove
                        cat /proc/iomem > /tmp/before_mm_$dir
                        pci_plug
                        cat /proc/iomem > /tmp/after_mm_$dir
                        diff /tmp/before_mm_$dir /tmp/after_mm_$dir >
/tmp/diff_mm
                        check_file /tmp/diff_mm
                cd ..
        done

	
	echo "Checking the Mem information procedure plug/remove"	
        for dir in $SUB_DIR
        do
                cd $dir
                        pci_remove
                        pci_plug
                        cat /proc/iomem > /tmp/before_mm_$dir
                        pci_remove
                        cat /proc/iomem > /tmp/after_dmm_$dir

			diff /tmp/before_mm_$dir /tmp/after_mm_$dir >
/tmp/diff_mm
		        check_file /tmp/diff_mm
                cd ..
        done

}
check_io_mem_info()
{
	#check whether module has been inserted
	if [ -d $COMPAQ_PCI_HOTPLUG_DIR ];then
		cd $COMPAQ_PCI_HOTPLUG_DIR
		SUB_DIR=`ls`
		change_sub_dir
		if [ "$SUB_DIR" = "" ];then
			exit 1
		fi
	else
		exit 1
	fi
	
	echo "Checking the IO information procedure remove/plug"	
	for dir in $SUB_DIR
	do
		cd $dir
			pci_remove 
			cat /proc/ioports > /tmp/before_ioports_$dir
                        cat /proc/iomem > /tmp/before_mm_$dir
			pci_plug
			cat /proc/ioports > /tmp/after_ioports_$dir
                        cat /proc/iomem > /tmp/after_mm_$dir
			diff /tmp/before_mm_$dir /tmp/after_mm_$dir|grep ">"
> /tmp/diff_mm
			diff /tmp/before_ioports_$dir
/tmp/after_ioports_$dir|grep ">"  > /tmp/diff_ioports
			ioport=`cat /tmp/diff_ioports|awk '{print $2}'`
			io_name=`cat /tmp/diff_ioports|awk '{print $4}'|head
-n 1`
			mem=`cat /tmp/diff_mm|awk '{print $2}'`
			mem_name=`cat /tmp/diff_mm|awk '{print $4}'|head -n
1`
			if [ -n "$ioport"  -o -n "$mem"  ];then
				if [ -n "$ioport" ];then
					echo "system allocate the io
address" $ioport for "device" $io_name 
				fi
				if [ -n "$mem" ];then
					echo "System allocate the mem
address" $mem for "device" $mem_name
				fi
			else
					echo "System allocate error"  
			fi
		cd ..
	done

	for dir in $SUB_DIR
	do
		cd $dir
			pci_remove
		cd ..
	done 
	
	echo "Checking the IO information procedure plug/remove"
        for dir in $SUB_DIR
        do
                cd $dir
			pci_plug
                        cat /proc/ioports > /tmp/before_ioports_$dir
                        cat /proc/iomem > /tmp/before_mm_$dir
                        pci_remove
                        cat /proc/ioports > /tmp/after_ioports_$dir
                        cat /proc/iomem > /tmp/after_mm_$dir
                        diff /tmp/before_mm_$dir /tmp/after_mm_$dir|grep "<"
> /tmp/diff_mm
                        diff /tmp/before_ioports_$dir
/tmp/after_ioports_$dir|grep "<" > /tmp/diff_ioports
                        ioport=`cat /tmp/diff_ioports|awk '{print $2}'`
                        io_name=`cat /tmp/diff_ioports|awk '{print $4}'|head
-n 1`
                        mem=`cat /tmp/diff_mm|awk '{print $2}'`
                        nem_name=`cat /tmp/diff_mm|awk '{print $4}'|head -n
1`
                        if [ -n "$ioport"  -o -n "$mem"  ];then
                                if [ -n "$ioport" ];then
                                        echo "system deallocate the io
address" $ioport for "device" $io_name
                                fi
                                if [ -n "$mem" ];then
                                        echo "System deallocate the mem
address" $mem for "device" $mem_name
                                fi
                        else
                                        echo "System deallocate error"
                        fi
                cd ..
        done
}

hotplug_check()
{
	if [ $# -gt 0 ];then
		case "$1" in
		-l)
			check_hotplug_cap
			exit 0
			;;
		-c)
			check_after_remove 
			exit 0
			;;
		-n)
			check_pci_hotplug_net_device
			;;
		-h)
			check_pci_hardware
			;;	
		-i)
			check_io_mem_info 
			;;
		*)
			usage
			;;
		esac
	fi
} 
usage()
{
        cat << EOF
        Usage: hotplug_test [options] 
        options:
               --list|-l)
			list the devices that support CompactPCI
hotpwap,only user for cPCI platform
               --platform|-p=cPCI|PCI_NET|PCI_SCSI)
			platform type (cPCI|PCI_NET|PCI_SCSI), it will check
whether the devices can
			be plug and removed correctly, only check basic
hardware information.
			cPCI means CompactPCI
			PCI_NET means PCI hotplug net devices
			PCI_SCSI means PCI hotplug SCSI devices
	       --checkiomem|-c=PCI|cPCI_RP|cPCI_RP)
			Check io information before and after remove the hot
plug devices(PCI|cPCI_RP|cPCI_RP)
			 R means Remove ,P means Plug
			 PCI means common PCI hot plug devices
			 cPCI_RP means frist Remove then Plug
			 cPCI_PR means frist Plug then Remove
	       --help|-h)
			help and usage 
	       --version|-v)
			Test suites version
        device:
                device address
EOF
        exit $1
}

if [ $# -eq 0 ];then
	usage
	exit
fi
if [ ! -f /tmp/mark ];then
	touch /tmp/mark
	echo $CPCI_NONE > /tmp/mark
fi
for option
do
    case "$option" in
        -*=*) 
		optarg=`echo "$option" | sed 's/[-_a-zA-Z0-9]*=//'`
		option=`echo "$option"|sed 's/=.*$//'`
		;;
           *) optarg='' ;;
    esac
    case "$option" in
        --help|-h)
            echo "Usage: $usage"
            exit 0
            ;;
        --version|-v)
            echo "version is" $HOTSWAP_TEST_VERSION
            exit 0
            ;;
	--platform|-p)
	    case "$optarg" in
		cPCI)
			hotplug_check -c 
		;;	
		PCI_NET)
			hotplug_check -h
			hotplug_check -n
		;;
		*)
		usage
		exit 1
		;;
	    esac
	    ;;
	--checkiomem|-c)
   	     case "$optarg" in
		PCI)
			hotplug_check -i
		;;
		cPCI_RP)
			cpci_check_remove_plug
		;;
		cPCI_PR)
			cpci_check_plug_remove 
		;;
		*)
		usage
		exit 1
		;;
	     esac
		;;	
	--list|-l)
		echo "only echo the Devices support cPCI hot swap function"
		hotplug_check -l
		exit 1
		;;	
	*)
	   usage
	   exit 1
	   ;;
	esac
done
________________________________________________________________
-----Original Message-----
From: Scott Murray [mailto:scottm@somanetworks.com]
Sent: Saturday, November 30, 2002 5:25 AM
To: Guo, Min
Cc: Linux-hotplug-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: RE: About test suites for linux hot plug


On Thu, 28 Nov 2002, Guo, Min wrote:

> Here is my initial test suite  for cPCI (ZT5084 platform) and Compaq with
> e100 and e1000 hotplug network devices,
> for the other hot plug device and features, I will give out the test
suites
> later. 

Your testcase seems reasonable, but having the PCI device appear/disappear 
is IMO the trivial part of PCI hotplug.  The vast majority of the problems
I encountered while writing the cPCI drivers involved PCI resources.  Most 
of my manual testing revolves around checking the contents of /proc/iomem 
and /proc/ioports before and after inserts and removes, as well as looking 
at the output of "lspci -vvv".  With a fixed set of hardware, it may be 
possible to come up with testcases for resource allocation, but the general
case is probably difficult to automate.

Something else to be aware of is that eventually I plan to support 
hardware that does not expose HS_CSR through the PCI extended capabilities.
It looks like your testcase as it stands now will break if run in a setup
that had such hardware. 

Scott

PS: Are you working with Harold Yang?  He's also at Intel but seems to be
    having troubles using cPCI hotplug on his ZT5084 system.


-- 
Scott Murray
SOMA Networks, Inc.
Toronto, Ontario
e-mail: scottm@somanetworks.com


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