update Dru (Scarlet) firmware to the latest in M69 |
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Issue descriptionThe name of the board as known to the build and test system: Scarlet The version of a Canary or Beta channel: The latest version in M69, will update this bug once it's build The version of firmware desired, in a form like Google_Scarlet.10388.56.0 For a unibuild, the model of hardware (e.g. astronaut or teemo) Dru
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Jul 30
+jrbarnette to see if we can get this updated soon.
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Jul 30
To dchan@ to specify the target Beta build.
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Jul 30
target build m69 is 10895.7.0. Anything M69 or newer will have the right FW.
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Jul 30
> target build m69 is 10895.7.0. Anything M69 or newer will have the right FW.
No test ran for that build, so we don't know whether it's good or not:
https://ubercautotest.corp.google.com/afe/#tab_id=view_job&object_id=221487085
Canary ToT did run and pass. This is for R70-10922.0.0:
http://cautotest-prod/afe/#tab_id=view_job&object_id=222192348
That build does contain the requested firmware:
$ stable_version -n -t cros scarlet R70-10922.0.0
Dry run; no mappings will be changed.
Updating Chrome OS scarlet -> R69-10859.0.0 to R70-10922.0.0
Updating Firmware dru -> Google_Scarlet.10388.52.0 to Google_Scarlet.10388.56.0
Will the canary build do?
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Jul 31
I've updated to the canary (R70) build: $ stable_version -t cros scarlet R70-10922.0.0 Updating Chrome OS scarlet -> R69-10859.0.0 to R70-10922.0.0 Updating Firmware dru -> Google_Scarlet.10388.52.0 to Google_Scarlet.10388.56.0 Using a Beta R69 build in place of a canary build could be useful, but until such a build has actually run and passed tests, we can use the current settings. dchan@ - PTAL, and say if you have a preference.
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Jul 31
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Aug 2
seems like 10895.10.0 would do also https://cros-goldeneye.corp.google.com/chromeos/console/listBuild?boards=scarlet&milestone=69&chromeOsVersion=&chromeVersion=&startTimeFrom=&startTimeTo=&token=ALuFCnQQoFDVgXZziumpD7urd-JQ%3A1533168952774#%2F And it has the right firmware, can you update with that version?
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Aug 2
The Goldeneye link doesn't prove the right thing. We need test results
from stainless:
https://stainless.corp.google.com/search?exclude_cts=true&exclude_non_release=true&suite=%5Ebvt%5C-inline%24&model=%5Edru%24&view=matrix&col=build&row=test&first_date=2018-07-27&last_date=2018-08-02
That shows that there are test results.
$ stable_version -t cros scarlet R69-10895.10.0
Updating Chrome OS scarlet -> R70-10922.0.0 to R69-10895.10.0
Unchanged Firmware dru -> Google_Scarlet.10388.56.0
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Aug 2
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Aug 6
Just checking if this FW update was done on all the Dru DUTs? Since there is hot-swapping in place for pool:cts, I would recommend to update all the Dru lab DUTs, not just pool:cts.
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Aug 6
Re comment #11: I've updated the firmware update FAQ to address
this question:
https://sites.google.com/a/google.com/chromeos/for-team-members/infrastructure/firmware-updates#TOC-What-Devices-Pools-Will-Be-Updated-
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Aug 6
Yup, I am aware of weekly FW updates on Tuesday in the lab. I was just making sure in case this update was triggered manually.
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Aug 6
I did a probe (but can't get to all of them) and looks like all of them are updated.
chromeos2-row1-rack11-host1 is Google_Scarlet.10388.26.0 Google_Scarlet.10388.56.0
chromeos2-row1-rack11-host5 is Google_Scarlet.10388.26.0 Google_Scarlet.10388.56.0
chromeos2-row1-rack11-host3 is
chromeos2-row2-rack11-host1 is
chromeos2-row2-rack11-host7 is
chromeos2-row1-rack11-host7 is
chromeos2-row1-rack11-host9 is Google_Scarlet.10388.26.0 Google_Scarlet.10388.56.0
chromeos2-row1-rack11-host11 is Google_Scarlet.10388.26.0 Google_Scarlet.10388.56.0
chromeos2-row2-rack11-host4 is Google_Scarlet.10388.26.0 Google_Scarlet.10388.56.0
chromeos2-row2-rack11-host5 is
chromeos2-row2-rack11-host6 is Google_Scarlet.10388.26.0 Google_Scarlet.10388.56.0
chromeos2-row2-rack11-host8 is Google_Scarlet.10388.26.0 Google_Scarlet.10388.56.0
chromeos2-row2-rack11-host9 is Google_Scarlet.10388.26.0 Google_Scarlet.10388.56.0
chromeos2-row2-rack11-host10 is
chromeos2-row2-rack11-host11 is Google_Scarlet.10388.26.0 Google_Scarlet.10388.56.0
chromeos2-row2-rack11-host12 is Google_Scarlet.10388.26.0 Google_Scarlet.10388.56.0
chromeos2-row2-rack11-host2 is
chromeos1-row2-rack1-host2 is
chromeos2-row1-rack11-host13 is Google_Scarlet.10388.26.0 Google_Scarlet.10388.56.0
chromeos2-row1-rack11-host15 is Google_Scarlet.10388.26.0 Google_Scarlet.10388.56.0
chromeos2-row1-rack11-host17 is Google_Scarlet.10388.26.0 Google_Scarlet.10388.26.0
chromeos2-row1-rack11-host19 is Google_Scarlet.10388.26.0 Google_Scarlet.10388.56.0
chromeos2-row2-rack11-host14 is Google_Scarlet.10388.26.0 Google_Scarlet.10388.56.0
chromeos2-row2-rack11-host16 is Google_Scarlet.10388.26.0 Google_Scarlet.10388.56.0
chromeos2-row2-rack11-host18 is Google_Scarlet.10388.26.0 Google_Scarlet.10388.56.0
chromeos2-row2-rack11-host13 is Google_Scarlet.10388.26.0 Google_Scarlet.10388.56.0
chromeos2-row2-rack11-host15 is Google_Scarlet.10388.26.0 Google_Scarlet.10388.56.0
chromeos2-row2-rack11-host17 is Google_Scarlet.10388.26.0 Google_Scarlet.10388.56.0
chromeos2-row2-rack11-host19 is Google_Scarlet.10388.26.0 Google_Scarlet.10388.56.0
chromeos15-row4-rack12-host7 is
I think the biggest problem is still the lack of devices in the lab
listlabel scarlet
10 bvt
1 crosperf
6 cts
1 faft-cr50
3 faft-test
8 suites
1 wificell
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Comment 1 by dchan@google.com
, Jul 27