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BlueZ Support

This page describes the best known method to run AutoPTS with BlueZ and the Bluetooth device on Linux.

Note that the below instruction is tested on Ubuntu 18.04.

Setup

Build BlueZ

To test BlueZ with AutoPTS, it needs btpclient in addition to BlueZ Daemon. btpclient is included in tools directory of BlueZ source.

Clone bluez source and build

git clone https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/bluetooth/bluez.git
cd bluez
./bootstrap-configure
make

Run BlueZ Daemon

Stop the BlueZ Daemon installed on the system (if it is running) and run bluetoothd from the build source.

sudo systemctl stop bluetooth.service
cd bluez
sudo ./src/bluetoothd -d -E -n

Run

Running AutoPTS Server (Windows)

Use the workspaces/bluez/bluez.pts to create a new workspace(.pqw6). Then run autoptsserver.py

python autoptsserver.py

Running AutoPTS Client for BlueZ

Once AutoPTS Server is running, run AutoPTS Client.

usage: autoptsclient-bluez.py [-h] [-i IP_ADDR [IP_ADDR ...]]
                              [-l LOCAL_ADDR [LOCAL_ADDR ...]] [-a BD_ADDR]
                              [-d] [-c TEST_CASES [TEST_CASES ...]]
                              [-e EXCLUDED [EXCLUDED ...]] [-r RETRY]
                              [--btpclient_path BTPCLIENT_PATH]
                              workspace

PTS automation client

positional arguments:
  workspace             Path to PTS workspace file to use for testing. It
                        should have pqw6 extension. The file should be located
                        on the machine, where automation server is running.
  btpclient_path        Path to Bluez tool btpclient

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i IP_ADDR [IP_ADDR ...], --ip_addr IP_ADDR [IP_ADDR ...]
                        IP address of the PTS automation servers
  -l LOCAL_ADDR [LOCAL_ADDR ...], --local_addr LOCAL_ADDR [LOCAL_ADDR ...]
                        Local IP address of PTS automation client
  -a BD_ADDR, --bd-addr BD_ADDR
                        Bluetooth device address of the IUT
  -d, --debug-logs      Enable the PTS maximum logging. Equivalent to running
                        test case in PTS GUI using 'Run (Debug Logs)'
  -c TEST_CASES [TEST_CASES ...], --test-cases TEST_CASES [TEST_CASES ...]
                        Names of test cases to run. Groups of test cases can
                        be specified by profile names
  -e EXCLUDED [EXCLUDED ...], --excluded EXCLUDED [EXCLUDED ...]
                        Names of test cases to exclude. Groups of test cases
                        can be specified by profile names
  -r RETRY, --retry RETRY
                        Repeat test if failed. Parameter specifies maximum
                        repeat count per test
  --btpclient_path BTPCLIENT_PATH
                        Path to btpclient.

Example

# Run all GAP test cases.
# AutoPTS Server IP: 192.168.0.18
# Local IP Address:  192.168.0.15
./autoptsclient-bluez.py "C:\Users\tester\Documents\Profile Tuning Suite\bluez\bluez.pqw6" --btpclient_path=/home/han1/work/bluez/tools/btpclient -i 192.168.0.18 -l 192.168.0.15 -c GAP

Logs

AutoPTS Clinet log can be found under logs folder. btpclient log is generated to iut_bluez.log