D410CLAVA

Dragonboard 410C - LAVA

The following items are required:

• Dragonboard 410C - running LK bootloader
• Micro USB Cable - for flashing the board
• UART Adapter - for interacting with the board
• Software Controllable Power Switch - for automatically power cycling the board
• Installed LAVA instance (2015.06+) - for automating software delivery and testing

Board Setup

1. Enter Fastboot mode (Section 2.2.4 "Bring the board into fastboot-mode")
2. Erase 'boot' partition (fastboot erase boot)

LAVA Configuration

• Install the image creation tools to the LAVA dispatcher. (As root)

  1. cd /opt
  2. git clone git://codeaurora.org/quic/kernel/skales
  3. **Note: If you want to boot upstream kernels as of 6/22/2015, you must apply a patch to skales to workaround the msm-id and board-id detection issue.

• Uniquely identify your fastboot serial number for the D410C

  1. fastboot devices
  2. 1f980087 fastboot
  3. Record 1f980087 or similar as you will need it later

• Create the device configuration

  1. Create a file /etc/lava-dispatcher/devices/apq8016-sbc01.conf
  2. fastboot_command is the shell command used to flash the board, use the usb id obtained from above
  3. connection_command is the shell command used to connect to the UART port
  4. hard_reset_command is the shell command to turn the board off and then on again
  5. power_off_cmd is the shell command to turn the board off

device_type = apq8016-sbc
fastboot_driver = apq8016-sbc
adb_command = adb -s 1f98008
fastboot_command = fastboot -s 1f980087
connection_command = telnet serial-server 2002
hard_reset_command = /bin/pdu.sh OFF 4; sleep 10; /bin/pdu.sh ON 4
power_off_cmd = /bin/pdu.sh OFF 4
mkbootimg_binary = /opt/qcom/skales/mkbootimg
dtbtool_binary = /opt/qcom/skales/dtbTool

• Now you can add this device to the LAVA scheduler as documented here