-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On 06/30/2011 11:09 AM, Amit Kucheria wrote: > On 11 Jun 30, Daniel Lezcano wrote: >> These tests are used to test the cpufreq driver on ARM architecture. >> As the cpufreq is not yet complete, the test suite is based on the cpufreq >> sysfs API exported on intel architecture, assuming it is consistent across >> architecture. >> >> The different tests are described at: >> >> https://wiki.linaro.org/WorkingGroups/PowerManagement/Doc/QA/Scripts >> >> Each test's header contains an URL to the anchor related item of this web >> page >> describing the script. >> >> Daniel Lezcano (2): >> cpufreq: add a test set for cpufreq >> cpufreq: check the frequency affect the performances >> >> Makefile | 6 ++ >> cpufreq/test_01.sh | 43 ++++++++++ >> cpufreq/test_02.sh | 43 ++++++++++ >> cpufreq/test_03.sh | 64 ++++++++++++++ >> cpufreq/test_04.sh | 85 +++++++++++++++++++ >> cpufreq/test_05.sh | 145 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ >> cpufreq/test_06.sh | 236 >> ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ >> utils/Makefile | 11 +++ >> utils/cpucycle.c | 102 ++++++++++++++++++++++ >> utils/nanosleep.c | 45 ++++++++++ >> 10 files changed, 780 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-) >> create mode 100644 cpufreq/test_01.sh >> create mode 100644 cpufreq/test_02.sh >> create mode 100644 cpufreq/test_03.sh >> create mode 100644 cpufreq/test_04.sh >> create mode 100644 cpufreq/test_05.sh >> create mode 100644 cpufreq/test_06.sh >> create mode 100644 utils/Makefile >> create mode 100644 utils/cpucycle.c >> create mode 100644 utils/nanosleep.c >> > > Daniel, > > The scripts themselves look ok and the documentation is excellent.
Thanks But I'm in > two minds regarding the location of the documentation though. > > While having it on a wiki in the current form allows people w/o access to the > code to browse through the docs, it means that the 'comments' are at a > different place from the code. I though, once commited, the patches to add a link for each test description in the wiki page to the corresponding file in the git pm-qa repo. > But as long as you're confident this works for you, I'm ok with it. > > Once youv've published the tree, please get in touch with Paul Larson to > start pulling these scripts into LAVA. Sure. > I'd like to see what the reports would > look like. I added in attachment the result of these scripts on a fully working cpufreq framework on my intel box. That will show the ouput of the tests. But the cpufreq is not complete on a pandaboard, so results won't be really nice. - -- <http://www.linaro.org/> Linaro.org │ Open source software for ARM SoCs Follow Linaro: <http://www.facebook.com/pages/Linaro> Facebook | <http://twitter.com/#!/linaroorg> Twitter | <http://www.linaro.org/linaro-blog/> Blog -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org/ iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJODEV7AAoJEAKBbMCpUGYA60YH+QGBcRseV68zwcMcaF7HLnBm AQVJti3VqIlq535wJj/tk2wymosWtZJSSjRI06G1twXZ2Mzw6K65aEj4KM6dJuji rdtkIF3+T+FHxPuhBkYuv5rIa2DRGiKxoUgIf8GZhFSJB5z1+SjU3muQFe292DL/ U/hLmtam1vzBDs/+Q3iA/DdX3N/ZYu21xAfmyDhT6vZgTXenaK++fFi04dmX8oxQ fz/yrfUkEPfKqiwnn7L+VQnnKi8s39unbKmaD9bUk9UgWzqB1nWe4EW1T1OpWUUb S5G5ebjt72B4tfTKeFkOciyQzYcYShfCCoRV0DZFEIin7QLtBeTPZv5V2Lf8BfE= =9KXc -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
make[1]: Entering directory `/home/dlezcano/work/src/pm-qa/utils' make[1]: Nothing to be done for `check'. make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/dlezcano/work/src/pm-qa/utils' make[1]: Entering directory `/home/dlezcano/work/src/pm-qa/cpufreq' --- Running test_01.sh --- for 'cpu0': checking scaling_available_frequencies file presence ... PASS checking scaling_cur_freq file presence ... PASS checking scaling_setspeed file presence ... PASS for 'cpu1': checking scaling_available_frequencies file presence ... PASS checking scaling_cur_freq file presence ... PASS checking scaling_setspeed file presence ... PASS for 'cpu2': checking scaling_available_frequencies file presence ... PASS checking scaling_cur_freq file presence ... PASS checking scaling_setspeed file presence ... PASS for 'cpu3': checking scaling_available_frequencies file presence ... PASS checking scaling_cur_freq file presence ... PASS checking scaling_setspeed file presence ... PASS for 'cpu4': checking scaling_available_frequencies file presence ... PASS checking scaling_cur_freq file presence ... PASS checking scaling_setspeed file presence ... PASS for 'cpu5': checking scaling_available_frequencies file presence ... PASS checking scaling_cur_freq file presence ... PASS checking scaling_setspeed file presence ... PASS for 'cpu6': checking scaling_available_frequencies file presence ... PASS checking scaling_cur_freq file presence ... PASS checking scaling_setspeed file presence ... PASS for 'cpu7': checking scaling_available_frequencies file presence ... PASS checking scaling_cur_freq file presence ... PASS checking scaling_setspeed file presence ... PASS --- Running test_02.sh --- for 'cpu0': checking scaling_available_governors file presence ... PASS checking scaling_governor file presence ... PASS for 'cpu1': checking scaling_available_governors file presence ... PASS checking scaling_governor file presence ... PASS for 'cpu2': checking scaling_available_governors file presence ... PASS checking scaling_governor file presence ... PASS for 'cpu3': checking scaling_available_governors file presence ... PASS checking scaling_governor file presence ... PASS for 'cpu4': checking scaling_available_governors file presence ... PASS checking scaling_governor file presence ... PASS for 'cpu5': checking scaling_available_governors file presence ... PASS checking scaling_governor file presence ... PASS for 'cpu6': checking scaling_available_governors file presence ... PASS checking scaling_governor file presence ... PASS for 'cpu7': checking scaling_available_governors file presence ... PASS checking scaling_governor file presence ... PASS --- Running test_03.sh --- checking if we are root ... PASS for 'cpu0': setting governor to conservative ... PASS setting governor to ondemand ... PASS setting governor to userspace ... PASS setting governor to powersave ... PASS setting governor to performance ... PASS for 'cpu1': setting governor to conservative ... PASS setting governor to ondemand ... PASS setting governor to userspace ... PASS setting governor to powersave ... PASS setting governor to performance ... PASS for 'cpu2': setting governor to conservative ... PASS setting governor to ondemand ... PASS setting governor to userspace ... PASS setting governor to powersave ... PASS setting governor to performance ... PASS for 'cpu3': setting governor to conservative ... PASS setting governor to ondemand ... PASS setting governor to userspace ... PASS setting governor to powersave ... PASS setting governor to performance ... PASS for 'cpu4': setting governor to conservative ... PASS setting governor to ondemand ... PASS setting governor to userspace ... PASS setting governor to powersave ... PASS setting governor to performance ... PASS for 'cpu5': setting governor to conservative ... PASS setting governor to ondemand ... PASS setting governor to userspace ... PASS setting governor to powersave ... PASS setting governor to performance ... PASS for 'cpu6': setting governor to conservative ... PASS setting governor to ondemand ... PASS setting governor to userspace ... PASS setting governor to powersave ... PASS setting governor to performance ... PASS for 'cpu7': setting governor to conservative ... PASS setting governor to ondemand ... PASS setting governor to userspace ... PASS setting governor to powersave ... PASS setting governor to performance ... PASS --- Running test_04.sh --- checking if we are root ... PASS for 'cpu0': setting governor to 'userspace' ... PASS setting frequency to 2333000 KHz ... PASS setting frequency to 2000000 KHz ... PASS for 'cpu1': setting governor to 'userspace' ... PASS setting frequency to 2333000 KHz ... PASS setting frequency to 2000000 KHz ... PASS for 'cpu2': setting governor to 'userspace' ... PASS setting frequency to 2333000 KHz ... PASS setting frequency to 2000000 KHz ... PASS for 'cpu3': setting governor to 'userspace' ... PASS setting frequency to 2333000 KHz ... PASS setting frequency to 2000000 KHz ... PASS for 'cpu4': setting governor to 'userspace' ... PASS setting frequency to 2333000 KHz ... PASS setting frequency to 2000000 KHz ... PASS for 'cpu5': setting governor to 'userspace' ... PASS setting frequency to 2333000 KHz ... PASS setting frequency to 2000000 KHz ... PASS for 'cpu6': setting governor to 'userspace' ... PASS setting frequency to 2333000 KHz ... PASS setting frequency to 2000000 KHz ... PASS for 'cpu7': setting governor to 'userspace' ... PASS setting frequency to 2333000 KHz ... PASS setting frequency to 2000000 KHz ... PASS --- Running test_05.sh --- checking if we are root ... PASS saving governor for cpu0 ... DONE saving governor for cpu1 ... DONE saving governor for cpu2 ... DONE saving governor for cpu3 ... DONE saving governor for cpu4 ... DONE saving governor for cpu5 ... DONE saving governor for cpu6 ... DONE saving governor for cpu7 ... DONE for 'cpu0': setting governor to 'ondemand' ... PASS for 'cpu1': setting governor to 'ondemand' ... PASS for 'cpu2': setting governor to 'ondemand' ... PASS for 'cpu3': setting governor to 'ondemand' ... PASS for 'cpu4': setting governor to 'ondemand' ... PASS for 'cpu5': setting governor to 'ondemand' ... PASS for 'cpu6': setting governor to 'ondemand' ... PASS for 'cpu7': setting governor to 'ondemand' ... PASS checking 'ondemand' configuration directory ... PASS for 'cpu0': setting governor to 'conservative' ... PASS for 'cpu1': setting governor to 'conservative' ... PASS for 'cpu2': setting governor to 'conservative' ... PASS for 'cpu3': setting governor to 'conservative' ... PASS for 'cpu4': setting governor to 'conservative' ... PASS for 'cpu5': setting governor to 'conservative' ... PASS for 'cpu6': setting governor to 'conservative' ... PASS for 'cpu7': setting governor to 'conservative' ... PASS checking 'conservative' configuration directory ... PASS for 'cpu0': setting governor to 'userspace' ... PASS for 'cpu1': setting governor to 'userspace' ... PASS for 'cpu2': setting governor to 'userspace' ... PASS for 'cpu3': setting governor to 'userspace' ... PASS for 'cpu4': setting governor to 'userspace' ... PASS for 'cpu5': setting governor to 'userspace' ... PASS for 'cpu6': setting governor to 'userspace' ... PASS for 'cpu7': setting governor to 'userspace' ... PASS checking 'ondemand' configuration directory is not there ... PASS checking 'conservative' configuration directory is not there ... PASS for 'cpu0': setting governor to 'ondemand' ... PASS for 'cpu1': setting governor to 'conservative' ... PASS checking 'ondemand' configuration directory ... PASS checking 'conservative' configuration directory ... PASS restoring governor 'ondemand' for cpu0 ... DONE restoring governor 'ondemand' for cpu1 ... DONE restoring governor 'ondemand' for cpu2 ... DONE restoring governor 'ondemand' for cpu3 ... DONE restoring governor 'ondemand' for cpu4 ... DONE restoring governor 'ondemand' for cpu5 ... DONE restoring governor 'ondemand' for cpu6 ... DONE restoring governor 'ondemand' for cpu7 ... DONE --- Running test_06.sh --- checking if we are root ... PASS saving governor for cpu0 ... DONE saving governor for cpu1 ... DONE saving governor for cpu2 ... DONE saving governor for cpu3 ... DONE saving governor for cpu4 ... DONE saving governor for cpu5 ... DONE saving governor for cpu6 ... DONE saving governor for cpu7 ... DONE for 'cpu0': setting governor to 'userspace' ... PASS setting frequency to 2333000 KHz ... PASS running 'cpucycle' on cpu0 at '2333000' KHz ... PASS setting frequency to 2000000 KHz ... PASS running 'cpucycle' on cpu0 at '2000000' KHz ... PASS deviation 0.3 % for 2333000 is ... VERY GOOD deviation .300 % for 2000000 is ... VERY GOOD for 'cpu1': setting governor to 'userspace' ... PASS setting frequency to 2333000 KHz ... PASS running 'cpucycle' on cpu1 at '2333000' KHz ... PASS setting frequency to 2000000 KHz ... PASS running 'cpucycle' on cpu1 at '2000000' KHz ... PASS deviation 0 % for 2333000 is ... VERY GOOD deviation 0 % for 2000000 is ... VERY GOOD for 'cpu2': setting governor to 'userspace' ... PASS setting frequency to 2333000 KHz ... PASS running 'cpucycle' on cpu2 at '2333000' KHz ... PASS setting frequency to 2000000 KHz ... PASS running 'cpucycle' on cpu2 at '2000000' KHz ... PASS deviation 0 % for 2333000 is ... VERY GOOD deviation 0 % for 2000000 is ... VERY GOOD for 'cpu3': setting governor to 'userspace' ... PASS setting frequency to 2333000 KHz ... PASS running 'cpucycle' on cpu3 at '2333000' KHz ... PASS setting frequency to 2000000 KHz ... PASS running 'cpucycle' on cpu3 at '2000000' KHz ... PASS deviation 0 % for 2333000 is ... VERY GOOD deviation 0 % for 2000000 is ... VERY GOOD for 'cpu4': setting governor to 'userspace' ... PASS setting frequency to 2333000 KHz ... PASS running 'cpucycle' on cpu4 at '2333000' KHz ... PASS setting frequency to 2000000 KHz ... PASS running 'cpucycle' on cpu4 at '2000000' KHz ... PASS deviation 0 % for 2333000 is ... VERY GOOD deviation 0 % for 2000000 is ... VERY GOOD for 'cpu5': setting governor to 'userspace' ... PASS setting frequency to 2333000 KHz ... PASS running 'cpucycle' on cpu5 at '2333000' KHz ... PASS setting frequency to 2000000 KHz ... PASS running 'cpucycle' on cpu5 at '2000000' KHz ... PASS deviation 0 % for 2333000 is ... VERY GOOD deviation 0 % for 2000000 is ... VERY GOOD for 'cpu6': setting governor to 'userspace' ... PASS setting frequency to 2333000 KHz ... PASS running 'cpucycle' on cpu6 at '2333000' KHz ... PASS setting frequency to 2000000 KHz ... PASS running 'cpucycle' on cpu6 at '2000000' KHz ... PASS deviation 0 % for 2333000 is ... VERY GOOD deviation 0 % for 2000000 is ... VERY GOOD for 'cpu7': setting governor to 'userspace' ... PASS setting frequency to 2333000 KHz ... PASS running 'cpucycle' on cpu7 at '2333000' KHz ... PASS setting frequency to 2000000 KHz ... PASS running 'cpucycle' on cpu7 at '2000000' KHz ... PASS deviation 0 % for 2333000 is ... VERY GOOD deviation 0 % for 2000000 is ... VERY GOOD restoring governor 'ondemand' for cpu0 ... DONE restoring governor 'ondemand' for cpu1 ... DONE restoring governor 'ondemand' for cpu2 ... DONE restoring governor 'ondemand' for cpu3 ... DONE restoring governor 'ondemand' for cpu4 ... DONE restoring governor 'ondemand' for cpu5 ... DONE restoring governor 'ondemand' for cpu6 ... DONE restoring governor 'ondemand' for cpu7 ... DONE make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/dlezcano/work/src/pm-qa/cpufreq'
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