Changes to use Labgrid with XFCP#8
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This commit modifies the interface class, in a way that it is possible to utilize the serial instance created by labgrid. To use it a SerialDriver class has to passed to the __init__ function as a forth parameter. Signed-off-by: Jakob Arndt <jakob.arndt@missinglinkelectronics.com>
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Hi Alex, any news? Did you have time to think about this little item? |
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This is still of interest to us as we do use this very heavily in our test automation. |
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We discussed this some time ago and somehow this slipped quite a bit.
Internally we use labgrid to operate our boards and this small change is all that is required to actually make use of it to access boards using xfcp locally or remotely using serial interfaces via labgrid.
This might be of interest for others as well.