Here is some information about the Fuego demos planned for ELCE 2016:

The goal of the demo is to show basic Fuego functionality, and to allow people to easily interact with the demo.

Tim will be demoing Fuego in 2 places:

• the CEWG booth
• during the technical showcase

Here is the link to fuegotest.org

demos [edit section]

• show the Fuego interface, using a laptop
  • laptop connected to sony debug board and beagle-bone black
  • laptop running qemu target
  • vps running qemu target
• start a test
• show test results
• show test run console output
• show list of benchmarks
• show list of functional tests
• start a benchmark
• write a test and run it

requirements [edit section]

• qemu target - ability to run without opening a new window
  • see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19565116/redirect-qemu-window-output-to-terminal-running-qemu
  • http://serverfault.com/questions/471719/how-to-start-qemu-directly-in-the-console-not-in-curses-or-sdl
• need the platform for bbb
• need the platform for qemu
• need to run all tests
  • see which ones work and which ones fail, and why they fail

to do [edit section]

• vps demo
  • build yocto project on vps
    • build qemux86 core-image-minimal
      • make sure sshd is there (dropbear)
  • make qemux86 sdk with yocto project on vps
  • run qemu in console mode on vps
  • run Functional.helloworld on vps

• booth
  • get hot tamales candies
  • get hot jelly-bean-shaped candies
  • glue sign
  • make description of test
  • make online survey
    • what do you want to test?
    • what test programs are you familiar with?
  • make instructions for unattended booth
    • go to vps and try it out!
    • take our "what do you want to test?" survey

• laptop
  • build yocto project
  • install qemu
  • build sdk
  • test qemu target on laptop
  • install linux source
  • install YP sdk into fuego container
    • already have one I copied from timdesk

Links [edit section]