The manufacturer's board (using i.mx6) uses embedded Linux.
The manufacturer informed us that the eMMC on the board has been changed from 4GB to 8GB due to maintenance.
As a result, Linux needed a patch, and I had it done by the manufacturer.
I'd like to do that acceptance test, but what kind of confirmation should I make?
What I'm thinking now is
·Starting the system
·Check the memory capacity and ensure correct recognition
Yes.
What else should I check?Do you have a confirmation tool?
Thank you for your cooperation.
After that, I will write down the survey in my own answer.
The software user manual on the board contained the test content that the company was conducting.
I was checking the following contents.
·Mounted correctly
·You can move to the mounting destination with the console
·You can view the file list by using the ls command
·You can create a directory with the mkdir command
·You can delete the above directory in rm-rf
and so on.
There seems to be no tool software for checking.
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