etwenandClaude Opus 5
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Every 'pause N' in Scripts A, B and C is now 'sendln "sleep N"' followed
by 'wait prompt_sonic_root'.
pause stops the macro for N seconds without touching the DUT: the shell
sits idle and the macro is guessing how long the previous command needed.
On a loaded DUT the guess runs short, the next command goes out before
the previous one has finished, and the whole run ends up a beat ahead of
the switch. Putting the wait on the DUT means the macro resumes when the
prompt actually returns, so the two cannot drift apart - and the wait
lands in the console log with a timestamp, so a round that ran long is
visible afterwards.
Durations changed with it: the management-ping sample in Script A is 15 s
(was 30) and the settle after each traffic 'clear' is 5 s (was 15). The
traffic run stays 15 s and Script B's monitor loop stays 60 s. Script 4
and Script 5 were not converted; the 'pause 1' at the top of B and C
stays, since it runs before there is a prompt to wait for.
EN_TX_FIR gates the DSC scan in Script A and Script C, and the four cp
lines that carry blanton_dsc_Script{A,C}_u{0,1}.log out with the job
logs. It defaults to 0: a full scan is ~10 min and both scripts do one,
so leaving it off keeps ~20 min out of a routine run.
Script C also stops printing bmc_poll.log and mlucas_amm_log to the
console. Both are still copied to /host/hw-eval/jobs and out to the USB
stick, so nothing is lost - the master log is just shorter.
Script A's header goes to V1.2.0 and its Version History covers all of
the above.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014RetWKFZFG1ZHcitQAyhwM