BSP Developer's Guide

VxWorks 5.5
BSP Developer’s Guide
2. Modify the configuration parameters in host/resource/test/bspVal/mv147.T1.
Parameters with the prefix T1_ must be set up appropriately for your
environment and the mv147 BSP. (The T2_ parameters in mv147.T2 are for a
second target and are not needed for the auxiliary clock test.) To match the
mv147 BSP, set the auxiliary clock speed as follows:
T1_EXTRA_AUXCLK=4321 ;
export T1_EXTRA_AUXCLK
3. Copy pkLib.c from target/src/test/bspVal to the VxWorks target directory
(target/config/mv147 in this example), and use the VxWorks Makefile to make
pkLib.o. The pkLib.o object file is loaded on to the target during the test. Note
that the BSP VTS script handles these steps automatically if it does not find a
pkLib.o in the bspname directory.
4. Check that the mv147 target is connected to the appropriate serial port of the
host, connected to the network, and turned on.
5. Execute bspVal on the host, specifying the auxClock test on the command
line. The running time of this test is approximately seven minutes.
% bspVal tgtSvr -b mv147 auxClock
The screen display is:
BSP VALIDATION TEST
-------------------
Target server
BSP
Log file
: tgtSvr
: mv1604
: /tmp/bspValidationLog.19938
Auxiliary Clock Test :
auxClk at 4321 hertz (rate = 4327 error = 0%)
auxClk at 40 hertz (rate = 40 error = 0%)
auxClk at 5000 hertz (rate = 5001 error = 0%)
auxClk at 60 hertz (rate = 60 error = 0%)
sysAuxClkDisable() disables auxClk
sysAuxClkRateSet() parameter checking
sysAuxClkRateGet() return value
: PASS
: PASS
: PASS
: PASS
: PASS
: PASS
: PASS
Tests RUN 7
Tests PASSED 7
Tests FAILED 0
Tests SKIPPED 0
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