On Tue, 2 Nov 2021 at 14:39, abhijeet inamdar <abhijeetinamdar3...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Can you elaborate the Testing point (3) as I have never done any unit test so.
Look at some of the existing tests like the one I suggest, write tests that do that kind of thing. "Unit test" here just means "this is a test case that tests one specific device from 'outside' without loading any guest binary". > I have some general questions like the Ubuntu version I'm using is 16.04 LTS > so for the latest QEMU will it be compatible? No. That's an old and out-of-security-support Ubuntu so you should upgrade it anyway. 18.04 is currently OK, but you might as well move forward to 20.04 at this point. > and for the debug is the real hardware(board) required or just can make > happen within software? If you have real hardware to compare behaviour against that can be helpful, but it isn't necessary. The main thing you need is to have full documentation for the hardware (devices and SoC). -- PMM
