tiiuae / ghaf

TII SSRC Secure Technologies: Ghaf Framework
https://tiiuae.github.io/ghaf/
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Bump flake.lock #667

Closed brianmcgillion closed 2 months ago

brianmcgillion commented 2 months ago

Update nixos-unstable and still carry the xdg and ffado patches

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Testing

barnabakos commented 2 months ago

with commits up to: 4599a6721395900995266dc42407329e8f5606b7

testing results:

platform: Lenovo X1 Carbon

platform: NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin with demo apps; cross-compile

johannarautanen commented 2 months ago

Check with commit: 4599a6721395900995266dc42407329e8f5606b7

NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin native, booted Orin AGX from eMMC. ci-test-automation tests:

All Apps launched manually ok. All manual regression test ok.

BUT, when you boot the Orin AGX from USB flash drive: ci-test-automation tests, the same issue that Barna noticed earlier: -> SP-T104: Check systemctl status; also checked manually with same reult -> fails: systemctl status shows: State: degraded

Additions to this failure(systemctl status) case In my case i had the same build in the orin emmc and in the usb flash drive, i don't change labels of the internal EMMC partitions. When i try the case after rebooting again, check that the build is booted up from USB flash drive the "systemctl status" on in running state. And while booting again the "system status" was "degraded" when usb flash was used. 20240617_114054 20240617_121829

After some rebooting, able the got the issue visible again and this time got the error-note: 20240618_070741

While testing noticed that when the build booting up and you tried to select with "F11" for example boot from flash drive, then the "lsblk" -command showed that the booting done from emmc or done from flash drive&emmc: 20240617_130556 20240617_130633 (1)

NVIDIA Jetson NX Orin native, booted Orin NX from USB flash drive

johannarautanen commented 2 months ago

riscv64 Polarfire

brianmcgillion commented 2 months ago

Jira raised to track the intermittent failure