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trezor-firmware/ci/hardware_tests/device/t1.py
Marek Mahut 4264e87319 ci: add hardware tests for T1
This enables to run device tests against an actual device connected to
our CI. It uses https://github.com/mmahut/tpmb to enter bootloader and
then it uploads a debug firmware to the device. The debug mode is the
used to "click" the buttons but we might improve this and actually use
the hardware buttons instead.
2020-04-10 11:23:07 +02:00

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import os
from .device import Device
class TrezorOne(Device):
def touch(self, location, action):
self.now()
print(
"[hardware/trezor] Touching the {} button by {}...".format(location, action)
)
self.serial.write(("{} {}\n".format(location, action)).encode())
def update_firmware(self, file=None):
if file:
unofficial = True
trezorctlcmd = "trezorctl firmware-update -s -f {} &".format(file)
print("[software/trezorctl] Updating the firmware to {}...".format(file))
else:
unofficial = False
trezorctlcmd = "trezorctl firmware-update &"
print("[software/trezorctl] Updating the firmware to latest...")
self._enter_bootloader()
os.system(trezorctlcmd)
self.wait(3)
self.touch("right", "click")
self.wait(20)
if unofficial:
self.touch("right", "click")
self.wait(10)
self.power_off()
self.power_on()
if unofficial:
self.touch("right", "click")
self.wait(5)
self.touch("right", "click")
self.wait(5)
os.system("trezorctl get-features|grep version")
def _enter_bootloader(self):
self.power_off()
self.touch("all", "press")
self.wait(2)
self.power_on()
self.wait(2)
self.touch("all", "unpress")