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@ -7,21 +7,58 @@ Resource linux_services.resource
${Rascsi_Host} 192.168.68.154
${Rascsi_Username} pi
${Rascsi_Password} raspberry
${Scsi_type_cdrom} 5
# Taken from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SCSI_Peripheral_Device_Type
${Scsi_device_type_hard_drive} 0
${Scsi_device_type_magnetic_tape} 1
${Scsi_device_type_printer} 2
${Scsi_device_type_processor} 3
${Scsi_device_type_write_once_dev} 4
${Scsi_device_type_cd_rom} 5
${Scsi_device_type_scanner} 6
*** Keywords ***
Clear login database
Remove file ${DATABASE FILE}
Open Connection to Rascsi and Log In
Open Connection ${Rascsi_Host}
Login ${Rascsi_Username} ${Rascsi_Password}
Create valid user
[Arguments] ${username} ${password}
Create user ${username} ${password}
Status should be SUCCESS
Creating user with invalid password should fail
[Arguments] ${password} ${error}
Create user example ${password}
Status should be Creating user failed: ${error}
Create Blank Rascsi Drive Image of Size ${drive_size} kilobytes named ${file_name}
[Documentation] Creates an empty drive image on the Rascsi host of the specified size and file name
Execute Command dd if=/dev/zero of=/home/pi/images/${file_name} block_size=1k count=${drive_size}
Attach drive image ${drive_image_file} as ID ${scsi_id}
[Documentation] Attaches an existing drive image to the RaSCSI
Execute Command rasctl -i ${scsi_id} -c attach -f /home/pi/images/${drive_image_file}
Rasctl reports SCSI ID ${scsi_id} of type ${type:CD|MO|HD}
[Documentation] Executes rasctl and verifies that the drive is configured as the specified type
${rasctl_output}= Execute Command rasctl -l
log ${rasctl_output}
SCSI ID ${scsi_id} reports vendor ${scsi_vendor}
[Documentation] Reads the SCSI vendor from sysfs and checks that it matches expected value
${read_scsi_vendor}= Get File /sys/class/scsi_device/0:0:${scsi_id}:0/device/vendor
Log Vendor ID read from sysfs was ${read_scsi_vendor}
Should Be Equal ${read_scsi_vendor} ${scsi_vendor} Incorrect SCSI vendor reported for ID ${scsi_id}
SCSI ID ${scsi_id} reports revision ${scsi_rev}
[Documentation] Reads the SCSI vendor from sysfs and checks that it matches expected value
${read_scsi_rev}= Get File /sys/class/scsi_device/0:0:${scsi_id}:0/device/rev
Log SCSI revision read from sysfs was ${read_scsi_rev}
Should Be Equal ${read_scsi_rev} ${scsi_rev} Incorrect SCSI version reported for ID ${scsi_id}
SCSI ID ${scsi_id} reports model ${scsi_model}
[Documentation] Reads the SCSI vendor from sysfs and checks that it matches expected value
${read_scsi_model}= Get File /sys/class/scsi_device/0:0:${scsi_id}:0/device/rev
Log SCSI model read from sysfs was ${read_scsi_model}
Should Be Equal ${read_scsi_model} ${scsi_model} Incorrect SCSI model reported for ID ${scsi_id}
SCSI ID ${scsi_id} reports type ${scsi_type}
[Documentation] Reads the SCSI type from sysfs and checks that it matches expected value
${read_scsi_type}= Get File /sys/class/scsi_device/0:0:${scsi_id}:0/device/rev
Log SCSI model read from sysfs was ${read_scsi_type}
Should Be Equal ${read_scsi_type} ${scsi_type} Incorrect SCSI model reported for ID ${scsi_id}