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Matter (formerly Project CHIP) creates more connections between more objects, simplifying development for manufacturers and increasing compatibility for consumers, guided by the Connectivity Standards Alliance.
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[Test Failed] [TC-CNET-4.3] Step 7: NetworkID value is empty #36534

Open FIREWORKMBY opened 1 week ago

FIREWORKMBY commented 1 week ago

Test issue(s)

The error step command is：./chip-tool networkcommissioning read networks 1 0 The expected result is： [1654076774.294361][33659:33664] CHIP:TOO: Endpoint: 0 Cluster: 0x0000_0031 Attribute 0x0000_0001 DataVersion: 609053543 [1654076774.294505][33659:33664] CHIP:TOO: Networks: 1 entries

[1654076774.294679][33659:33664] CHIP:TOO: NetworkID: 6368697035 [1654076774.294726][33659:33664] CHIP:TOO: Connected: TRUE [1654076774.294774][33659:33664] CHIP:TOO: }

The error result is： [1730188060.918] [73112:73120] [TOO] Endpoint: 0 Cluster: 0x0000_0031 Attribute 0x0000_0001 DataVersion: 3678178638 [1730188060.918] [73112:73120] [TOO] Networks: 1 entries

[1730188060.918] [73112:73120] [TOO] NetworkID: [1730188060.918] [73112:73120] [TOO] Connected: TRUE [1730188060.918] [73112:73120] [TOO] }

The NetworkID parameter is empty.Do we need to do more to read NetworkID? More logging reports for this use case are: TC-CNET-4.3—Manual-test-error.log.txt

Platform

raspi

Anything else?

bzbarsky-apple commented 6 days ago

@FIREWORKMBY Sounds like an issue with the server. What exactly is the server running? Is the server a raspi as listed under "Platform" or something else?

FIREWORKMBY commented 6 days ago

@bzbarsky-apple Equipment used for testing: Test hraness: Raspberry PI DUT server: An openwrt device, which is an intelligent gateway with an OpenThread network inside,the other network interfaces are as follows image

bzbarsky-apple commented 5 days ago

DUT server: An openwrt device

OK, sounds like an issue with that device, then. Which exact "platform" of Matter is running on that? Linux? Something else?

FIREWORKMBY commented 5 days ago

DUT server: An openwrt device

OK, sounds like an issue with that device, then. Which exact "platform" of Matter is running on that? Linux? Something else?

Yes, the linux routine /examples/network-manager-app , and then ported to openwrt platform called Hoomax. If it is the problem of the DUT platform, what aspects can be found to find the cause of the problem?

bzbarsky-apple commented 4 days ago

Well, it sounds like its platform-specific bits are not returning a proper network id. Debug and fix those?