then 217 to check that the log is valid. Or just run it with id = 17
to perform a full test.
-A successful test will turn on the green led. A failed test will turn on
-the red led. The yellow led is turned on after erase is complete. A
-serial message whose last byte is 0x80 for success and all other values
-indicate failure is also sent at the end of the test.
+A successful test will turn on LED 1. A failed test will turn on the
+LED 0. LED 1 is turned on after erase is complete. A serial message
+whose last byte is 0x80 for success and all other values indicate
+failure is also sent at the end of the test.
Tools:
T != 0: check if the contents of the volume are consistent with
a previous run with T = 0 and the same random seed
-A successful test will turn on the green led. A failed test will turn on
-the red led. The yellow led blinks to indicate test progress. A serial
-message whose last byte is 0x80 for success and all other values
-indicate failure is also sent at the end of the test.
+A successful test will turn on LED 1. A failed test will turn on the
+LED 0. LED 2 blinks to indicate test progress. A serial message whose
+last byte is 0x80 for success and all other values indicate failure is
+also sent at the end of the test.
Tools:
If the log fills up (which should take 4 or 5 write operations), the write
will fail, but a subsequent read will succeed.
-A successful test will turn on the green led. A failed test will turn on
-the red led. The yellow led blinks during the steps of the full test. A
-serial message whose last byte is 0x80 for success and all other values
+A successful test will turn on the LED 1. A failed test will turn on
+the LED 0. LED 1 blinks during the steps of the full test. A serial
+message whose last byte is 0x80 for success and all other values
indicate failure is also sent at the end of the test.
Tools: