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Add four new tests for systemd (rw and ro in each case): - use dbus-broker instead of the original dbus - use the original dbus, with dbus-broker installed The first two extend the existing IfUpDown test cases by just enabling dbus-broker; the second ones extend this further, by explicitly enabling the original dbus. For one of the tests, we overload the test_run() function to test that the dbus-broker daemon is indeed running as root. We need not replicate that check in the other dbus-broker-only test, and it does not make sense to test that in tests that have the original dbus enabled. Presence of the original dbus and dbus-broker on the same system is valid: the original dbus is used as the default system bus daemon. We do not test switching between the two at runtime, though as this is really too corner-case specific. We just test to ensure the original dbus system bus daemon is not impacted by the presence of dbus-broker. Note: the 'full' test-case enables all systemd options, and some of them do pull the original dbus package, so we can't use that to test the integration of dbus-broker; instead, we extend the ifupdown case, which does not enable the original dbus. The default external toolchain for cortex-A9 is the old ARM toolchain which has kernel headers 4.10 Since dbus-broker needs toolchain headers >= 4.17, it can't be selected with this toolchain. Switch the systemd tests to the Bootlin toolchains instead. We switch all of them to make things easier. Note that we will need to take care in the future that the headers version used in the bootlin toolchain doesn't get bigger than the kernel that is used. The kernel is currently 5.10, the headers in the bleeding edge bootlin toolchain are 5.4. Signed-off-by: Yann E. MORIN <yann.morin.1998@free.fr> Cc: Norbert Lange <nolange79@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Arnout Vandecappelle (Essensium/Mind) <arnout@mind.be> |
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