[meta-arago] [tisdk-build-scripts][PATCH] arago-thud.txt: add initial config for thud builds

[Denys Dmytriyenko]

From: Denys Dmytriyenko <***@ti.com>

Signed-off-by: Denys Dmytriyenko <***@ti.com>
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configs/farm/arago-thud.txt | 348 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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create mode 100644 configs/farm/arago-thud.txt

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+################################################################################
+# Core TISDK configuration file #
+################################################################################
+
+# This variable contains the list of variables found in this congif file
+# that MUST be set to a value. Failure to set these variables could
+# lead to corruption of the host system or the build script not
+# executing properly
+MANDATORY_INPUTS="MACHINES NUM_ARM9_BUILDS NUM_CORTEX_BUILDS NUM_AARCH64_BUILDS BUILD_ID SCRIPTS_ROOT BUILD_ROOT TEST_ROOT PACKAGE_ROOT DEPLOY_ROOT FS_FILTER SDK_FILTER FS_IMAGE_TYPE SDK_IMAGE_TYPE NFS_ROOT CONFIG_FILE LOG_DIR TISDK_VERSION INSTALLER_PREFIX"
+
+# This variable holds the SDK version you are building. This will be picked
+# up in the installer name if you choose to package an installer. You can
+# also use this in the CONFIG_FILE name below.
+TISDK_VERSION="2019.00"
+
+# This variable contains the list of machines to build an SDK for
+MACHINES=""
+
+# These variables indicate the maximum number of parallel builds that can be
+# done for each architecture. Some things to note are:
+# 1. You should add these values together to get the maximum number of
+# parallel builds. If this is too many for your system then reduce the
+# numbers.
+# 2. The machines will be built spread over the parallel builds and load
+# balancing is handled automatically
+# 3. If there are no machines of a particular architectur then nothing will
+# be built for that architecture
+# 4. In the case of just a couple of machines it may be faster to do only
+# one build building both serially rather than two parallel builds
+# depending on your system resources
+NUM_ARM9_BUILDS="1"
+NUM_CORTEX_BUILDS="1"
+NUM_AARCH64_BUILDS="1"
+
+# These variables contain the location of the bin directory where the toolchain
+# for each architecture is installed.
+TOOLCHAIN_ROOT_ARM9=""
+TOOLCHAIN_ROOT_CORTEX=""
+TOOLCHAIN_ROOT_AARCH64=""
+
+# SECDEV variables for CAT and AUTO
+TI_SECURE_DEV_PKG_CAT="/opt/secdev-cat"
+TI_SECURE_DEV_PKG_AUTO="/opt/secdev-auto"
+
+# SYSFW_FILE variable
+SYSFW_FILE="/opt/sysfw.bin"
+
+# This variable holds the unique ID for the build that will be used to
+# identify the build.
+BUILD_ID="`date +build-%F_%H-%M-%S`"
+
+# This variable contains the script directory where these scripts are running
+# from. This is to allow finding other files used during the build later.
+# You should likely not change this
+SCRIPTS_ROOT="$PWD"
+
+# This variable points to be base of your build where the sources will be
+# checked out and the tmp build diretories for each architecture will be
+# created using the oe-layertool-setup.sh script from the repo at:
+# git clone git://arago-project.org/git/projects/oe-layersetup.git
+# This will be created using the
+# - These directories will look like:
+# - BUILD_ROOT/sources
+# - BUILD_ROOT/arm9-1/arago-tmp
+# - BUILD_ROOT/cortex-1/arago-tmp
+# - BUILD_ROOT/cortex-2/arago-tmp
+BUILD_ROOT="/OE/farm-arago-thud"
+
+# This variable points to the base location where files will be extracted for
+# testing purposes. This should not be confused with the NFS root which
+# will be configured below.
+# This variable should always be declared AFTER the BUILD_ROOT variable.
+# The build scripts will create subdirectories such as:
+# - TEST_ROOT/am335x-evm-test
+# You can usually just take the default value
+TEST_ROOT="$BUILD_ROOT/testing"
+
+# This variable points to the directory where files will be placed to allow
+# for final packaging.
+# This variable should always be declared AFTER the BUILD_ROOT variable
+# You can usually just take the default value
+PACKAGE_ROOT="$BUILD_ROOT/packaging"
+
+# This variable points to the base location where the SDK files will
+# be deployed. This is essentially the final staging directory
+DEPLOY_ROOT="$BUILD_ROOT/deploy/$TISDK_VERSION"
+
+# This variable contains the "filter" string to look for inside of the
+# SDK to select which file system to test. Currently only testing of
+# one file system is supported.
+FS_FILTER="tisdk-*rootfs-"
+
+# This variable indicates the type of FS images being generated. By default
+# this is tar.gz images. This should match what you set in your recipes
+FS_IMAGE_TYPE="tar.xz"
+
+# This variable contains the "filter" string to look for inside of the
+# OE build directory to find the SDK image. Since the image name can
+# vary based on the recipe settings this string will account for that.
+SDK_FILTER="arago-core-tisdk-image-"
+
+# This variable indicates the type of SDK images being generated. By default
+# this is tar.gz images. This should match what you set in your recipes
+SDK_IMAGE_TYPE="tar.xz"
+
+# This variable points to an NFS share which has been pre-configured. The
+# target testing will be done by creating a subdirectory in this NFS_ROOT
+# for each machine to boot the target board.
+# This directory should be configured to allow writing by the jenkins user
+# at a minimum, although allowing writing by anyone is simple.
+NFS_ROOT="/home/jenkins/nfs-root"
+
+# This variable points to the location where the sources will be checked out
+# using the oe-layertool-setup.sh script from the following repository:
+# git clone git://arago-project.org/git/projects/oe-layersetup.git
+SOURCE_DIR="${BUILD_ROOT}/sources"
+
+# This variable indicates whether we should do a clean build which means
+# Removing the build directories
+CLEAN_BUILD="true"
+
+# This variable indicates whether we should clean shared state (sstate)
+CLEAN_SSTATE="true"
+
+# This variable means that we should clean not only build build directories,
+# but also the sources as well and do a fully clean build.
+CLEAN_ALL="false"
+
+# This is the configuration file to use in the oe-layertool-setup.sh script
+# to configure the build.
+CONFIG_FILE="${BUILD_ROOT}/configs/arago-thud-config.txt"
+
+# This directory will contain the log files for the various parts of the build.
+# This includes:
+# 1. Overall build process log (i.e. which machines are in which build dir)
+# 2. Build logs for individual machines
+# 3. Test logs for individual machines
+# 4. Packaging logs for individual machines
+LOG_DIR="${BUILD_ROOT}/logs"
+
+# Setting this variable to "true" will enable logging stdout and stderr of the
+# bitbake command to the appropriate machine's build_log.txt.
+BUILD_LOG_VERBOSE="true"
+
+# This is the directory where you want to configure your build to download
+# files to. This is best done as a shared directory among the builds to
+# save download time and space.
+DL_DIR="${BUILD_ROOT}/downloads"
+
+# Setting this variable will configure the builds to attempt to use a mirror to
+# obtain the build sources.
+SOURCE_MIRROR_URL="http://lcpd.gt.design.ti.com/sources/"
+
+# Seeting this variable to "1" configures the build to generate mirror tarballs
+# of the source repos.
+BB_GENERATE_MIRROR_TARBALLS="1"
+
+# This shortcuts the entire testing and packaging portion of the code
+# and exits right after build step is done
+EXIT_AFTER_BUILD="true"
+
+# This variable points to an optional location where additional installer
+# content can be placed to be packaged inside of any image recipe that
+# inherits the tisdk-image class. It is expected that the directory
+# structure should match the structure as you want it placed in the SDK.
+# If you are not building an SDK image with external components then this
+# is not required.
+INSTALLER_EXTRAS_ROOT="/home/jenkins/extra-files/installer_content"
+
+# This variable points to the directory with the test scripts you want to
+# run. The entire directory will be copied to make removing the test scripts
+# easier during cleanup.
+# NOTE: The assumption is that this directory contains at least the
+# following files:
+# - opentest.sh // This is called by opentest framework
+# - S90-fake-pointercal // This fakes pointer calibration
+# - nightly-test.sh // This is called by opentest.sh and does
+# machine specific testing
+# NOTE: Since the scripts will be copied to TEST_SCRIPTS_TGT
+# the opentest.sh script should call the scripts in the new directory.
+TEST_SCRIPTS="$SCRIPTS_ROOT/test-scripts"
+
+# This variable points to the directory within the target filesystem that
+# the scripts directory in TEST_SCRIPTS will be copied as.
+TEST_SCRIPTS_TGT="home/root/test-scripts"
+
+# This variable may be used to specify the exact network interface used to
+# communicate with the OpenTest Framework (e.g. eth1), instead of guessing it.
+# Useful on multi-homed machines with multiple interfaces, when guessing
+# between eth0 and eth1 is not possible. Leave empty for default behavior.
+TEST_LOCAL_IFACE="eth1"
+
+# This variable contains the tarball name for the opentest CLI which is
+# required to do target side testing.
+OPENTEST_CLI="$SCRIPTS_ROOT/linux-devtest.tgz"
+
+# Pre-configured conf/site_info.xml file for OpenTest client
+OPENTEST_CONF_SITE_INFO="$SCRIPTS_ROOT/site_info.xml"
+
+# This variable specifies the IP address of the TEE to be used with OpenTest
+# Defaults to 128.247.105.11 if not set
+OPENTEST_TEE_IP="none"
+
+# This variable specifies the hardware capabilities to be used with OpenTest
+# Capabilities are separated by underscores, some excamples are here:
+# http://arago-project.org/wiki/index.php/Opentest-CheatSheet
+# Defaults to "linux" if not set
+# Limit the board selection to official TI GT farm, avoiding personal boards
+OPENTEST_HW_CAP="linux_tigt_farm"
+
+# Determine whether SPL/UART and U-boot binaries are passed to OpenTest for
+# testing. Otherwise uses existing bootloaders on the board (SD, NAND, etc)
+OPENTEST_BOOTLOADERS="false"
+
+# Specify the number of attempts to boot the target (default is 1)
+OPENTEST_BOOT_ATTEMPTS="3"
+
+# Specify timeout in seconds for boot to finish (default is 150 sec)
+OPENTEST_BOOT_TIMEOUT="300"
+
+# This variable will allow control over whether to perform build testing or
+# skip it. This should usually be set to true but may be changed for
+# prototyping.
+RUN_BUILD_TESTS="false"
+
+# This variable points to the STAF installation location which is used
+# during the build test steps to call into the OpenTest Framework. This
+# default value is the default value from the STAF installer
+STAF_ROOT="/usr/local/staf"
+
+# This variable indicates whether to continue the build process for a machine
+# even when the build testing fails. This can be useful in the case of
+# the test system being down to allow the full packaging of the SDK to
+# continue.
+SKIP_TEST_FAILURES="false"
+
+# This variable indicates whether to productize the build by packaging
+# it into an installer and web content. This will require that
+# InstallBuilder be installed on your host system and that you have
+# and project file created to package it. If not then you can use
+# the simple SDK tarball that was created during the build as your
+# SDK.
+PRODUCTIZE_SDK="false"
+
+# This variable contains the command(s) that bitbake should run. Each command
+# should be seperated by a semicolon.
+BITBAKE_COMMAND="arago-core-tisdk-image"
+
+# This variable controls whether the build configuration included at the bottom
+# of the results file includes comments or not. The default is "false" to filter
+# comments out.
+RESULTS_CONFIG_COMMENTS="false"
+
+################################################################################
+# The following variables only need to be set if PRODUCTIZE_SDK is true.
+# If not you do not need to set these variables. If you do want to
+# publish an SDK you will need access to other tools such as webgen that
+# are not available outside of TI.
+################################################################################
+
+# This points to the location where the InstallBuilder application has
+# been extracted.
+INSTALL_BUILDER="/home/jenkins/installbuilder"
+
+# This variable points to the root diretory where the installer content will be
+# staged to build the installer.
+INSTALLER_ROOT="$BUILD_ROOT/installer"
+
+# This variable will point to the InstallBuilder file used to build the SDK
+# installer
+INSTALL_BUILDER_PROJECT="$SCRIPTS_ROOT/installer-files/tisdk.xml"
+
+# This variable will provide the prefix for the installer filename and default
+# installation directory.
+# NOTE: This prefix should match the installer filename given in the webgen.mak
+#
+# Installer name will have the form:
+# - ${INSTALLER_PREFIX}-${MACHINE}-${TISDK_VERSION}-Linux-x86-Install.bin
+# Installation directory will have the form:
+# - ${INSTALLER_PREFIX}-${MACHINE}-${TISDK_VERSION}
+INSTALLER_PREFIX="ti-sdk"
+
+# This variable points to a directory where additional SD card content
+# is located. In general this directory should have a structure like
+# - <machine>/boot - holds extra boot partition content
+# - <machine>/start_here - holds the extra start_here partition content
+# Many times you will want to use symlinks here to save space, so the
+# build scripts will use the -L option to copy the linked file instead of
+# the symlink.
+SD_CARD_CONTENT="/home/jenkins/extra-files/sd_content"
+
+# This variable determines whether the uImage and dtb files should be placed in
+# the boot partition tarball or not. For newer kernel and u-boot combinations
+# the uImage and dtb files are kept in the rootfs partition and placing it in
+# the boot partition will cause confusion.
+PACKAGE_BOOT_KERNEL_FILES="false"
+
+# This variable points to the directory where the webgen tool has been
+# Installed.
+WEBGEN_ROOT="/home/jenkins/webgen"
+
+# This variable points to the location where additional webgen/webpage files
+# are located. Many times you will want to use symlinks here to save space
+# so the build scripts will use the -L option to copy the linked file instead
+# of the symlink.
+WEB_EXTRAS_ROOT="/home/jenkins/extra-files/web_content"
+
+# This variable points to the root location where the publish SDK data is
+# stored. This data is the webgen.mak files required to build the SDK
+# ti.com style web pages.
+# The general assumption is that the directory structure looks like:
+# - WEBGEN_MAK_ROOT/<machine>/webgen.mak
+WEBGEN_MAK_ROOT="$SCRIPTS_ROOT/publish-sdk-data/coresdk/$TISDK_VERSION"
+
+# This variable enables the source downloads in "DL_DIR" to be tar'd and copied
+# to the webgen exports directory. Setting this variable to "1" will override
+# the "BB_GENERATE_MIRROR_TARBALLS" configuration with a value of "1".
+EXPORT_ARAGO_SRC="0"
+
+# This variable specifies whether or not to copy the build contents to
+# a remote web hosting server.
+COPY_TO_WEB="false"
+
+# This variable specifies whether or not to copy the deploy contents to a
+# remote web hosting server. These are unprocessed intermediate artifacts,
+# such as images, IPK feeds etc, so may not be distributed publicly as is.
+COPY_DEPLOY_TO_WEB="false"
+
+# This variable specifies whether or not to copy the "golden" contents to a
+# remote web hosting server. These are images that passed run-time tests.
+COPY_GOLDEN_TO_WEB="false"
+
+# This variable points to the ***@webhost:<basepath> location where the
+# deploy contents should be placed. This is best done if you have done a
+# key exchange between these systems so that your SCP command will not ask
+# for a password.
+WEB_HOST=""
+
+# This variable determines whether the DEPLOY_ROOT will be cleaned after
+# the remote copy. The reason for this is that if the files already exist
+# on the remote system there is no need to keep them on the local system.
+CLEAN_AFTER_COPY="true"
+
+# This variable determines if the results directory should be copied before
+# the deploy directory is cleaned. If this value is set then the results
+# will be copied to the given directory. If not then they will not be
+# copied and will be cleaned if CLEAN_AFTER_COPY is true.
+BACKUP_RESULTS=""