| commit | 11e9e256284a87a0064f15ad458239df91d52e41 | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | Gary Miguel <garymm@google.com> | Thu Oct 04 17:39:15 2018 -0700 |
| committer | CQ bot account: commit-bot@chromium.org <commit-bot@chromium.org> | Wed Oct 10 21:02:16 2018 +0000 |
| tree | 8d891f1b11a8eb98cfa82e293414dd2e0016c729 | |
| parent | 5636eda8e1a27ffcfcb65ccd4aa3d18897d3bbbf [diff] |
[botanist] Add support for getting into zedboot from fastboot. Before this can be used we need to: * Install the fastboot tool onto the machines that run botanist. * Ensure that exactly one usb fastboot device gets mapped into the docker container that botanist is running in. Note on implementation approach: I initially attempted to write go code that would directly communicate with the target over USB, using the google/gosub library. Strangely I found that both that library and the linux tool lsusb have trouble reliably communicating with Vim2, wheras the fastboot command line tool never failed. The issue with Vim2 is tracked by ZX-2733. If that is fixed, we can reconsider the implementation of the fastboot package. Test: Unit test for fastboot package. Manual testing for main. Bug: IN-634 #comment Change-Id: I0ebaff660279bd53c5cdf70e63ef91ba345e5a7f
This repo contains tools and config files necessary to run infrastructure related to builds, code review, version control, and continuous integrations.
In order to build the Go code, you must clone this repo into an appropriately named directory. This should do the trick:
REPO=fuchsia.googlesource.com/infra/infra git clone https://${REPO} $(go env GOPATH)/src/${REPO}