# Copyright (c) 2014 The Chromium OS Authors. All rights reserved. # Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be # found in the LICENSE file. import logging, os import math from autotest_lib.client.bin import utils, test from autotest_lib.client.common_lib import error class kernel_CrosECSysfsAccel(test.test): '''Make sure the EC sysfs accel interface provides meaningful output''' version = 1 # For EC accelerometer, define the number of counts in 1G, and the number # of counts that the magnitude of each sensor is allowed to be off from a # magnitude of 1G. These values are not sensor dependent, they are based # on the EC sysfs interface, which specifies number of counts in 1G. _ACCEL_1G = 1024 _ACCEL_MAG_VALID_OFFSET = 250 sysfs_accel_search_path = '/sys/bus/iio/devices' sysfs_accel_path = '' def _read_sysfs_accel_file(self, filename): """ Read the contents of the given accel sysfs file or fail @param filename Name of the file within the accel sysfs interface directory """ fullpath = os.path.join(self.sysfs_accel_path, filename) try: content = utils.read_file(fullpath) except Exception as err: raise error.TestFail('sysfs file problem: %s' % err) return content def _find_sysfs_accel_dir(self): """ Return the sysfs directory for accessing EC accels """ for _, dirs, _ in os.walk(self.sysfs_accel_search_path): for d in dirs: namepath = os.path.join(self.sysfs_accel_search_path, d, 'name') try: content = utils.read_file(namepath) except IOError as err: # errno 2 is code for file does not exist, which is ok # here, just continue on to next directory. Any other # error is a problem, raise an error. if (err.errno == 2): continue raise error.TestFail('IOError %d while searching for accel' 'sysfs dir in %s', err.errno, namepath) # Correct directory has a file called 'name' with contents # 'cros-ec-accel' if content.strip() == 'cros-ec-accel': return os.path.join(self.sysfs_accel_search_path, d) raise error.TestFail('No sysfs interface to EC accels (cros-ec-accel)') def _verify_accel_data(self, name): """ Verify one of the EC accelerometers through the sysfs interface. """ x = int(self._read_sysfs_accel_file('in_accel_x_' + name + '_raw')) y = int(self._read_sysfs_accel_file('in_accel_y_' + name + '_raw')) z = int(self._read_sysfs_accel_file('in_accel_z_' + name + '_raw')) mag = math.sqrt(x*x + y*y + z*z) # Accel data is out of range if magnitude is not close to 1G. # Note, this means test will fail on the moon. if (abs(mag - self._ACCEL_1G) <= self._ACCEL_MAG_VALID_OFFSET): logging.info("%s accel passed. Magnitude is %d.", name, mag) else: logging.info("%s accel bad data. Magnitude is %d, expected " "%d +/-%d. Raw data is x:%d, y:%d, z:%d.", name, mag, self._ACCEL_1G, self._ACCEL_MAG_VALID_OFFSET, x, y, z) raise error.TestFail("Accel magnitude out of range.") def run_once(self): """ Check for accelerometers, and if present, check data is valid """ # First make sure that the motion sensors are active. If this # check fails it means the EC motion sense task is not running and # therefore not updating acceleration values in shared memory. active = utils.system_output('ectool motionsense active') if active == "0": raise error.TestFail("Motion sensing is inactive") # Find the iio sysfs directory for EC accels self.sysfs_accel_path = self._find_sysfs_accel_dir() logging.info("EC accelerometers found at %s", self.sysfs_accel_path) # Get all accelerometer data accel_info = utils.system_output('ectool motionsense') info = accel_info.splitlines() # If the base accelerometer is present, then verify data if 'None' not in info[1]: self._verify_accel_data('base') # If the lid accelerometer is present, then verify data if 'None' not in info[2]: self._verify_accel_data('lid')