How to use _check_driver_installed method in lisa

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...51 ),52 priority=1,53 )54 def verify_load_gpu_driver(self, node: Node, log_path: Path, log: Logger) -> None:55 _check_driver_installed(node)56 @TestCaseMetadata(57 description="""58 This test case verifies the gpu adapter count.59 Steps:60 1. Assert that node supports GPU.61 2. If GPU modules are not loaded, install and load the module first.62 3. Find the expected gpu count for the node.63 4. Validate expected and actual gpu count using lsvmbus output.64 5. Validate expected and actual gpu count using lspci output.65 6. Validate expected and actual gpu count using gpu vendor commands66 example - nvidia-smi67 """,68 timeout=TIMEOUT,69 requirement=simple_requirement(70 supported_features=[GpuEnabled()],71 ),72 priority=2,73 )74 def verify_gpu_adapter_count(self, node: Node, log_path: Path, log: Logger) -> None:75 _check_driver_installed(node)76 gpu_feature = node.features[Gpu]77 assert isinstance(node.capability.gpu_count, int)78 expected_count = node.capability.gpu_count79 lsvmbus_device_count = gpu_feature.get_gpu_count_with_lsvmbus()80 assert_that(81 lsvmbus_device_count,82 "Expected device count didn't match Actual device count from lsvmbus",83 ).is_equal_to(expected_count)84 lspci_device_count = gpu_feature.get_gpu_count_with_lspci()85 assert_that(86 lspci_device_count,87 "Expected device count didn't match Actual device count from lspci",88 ).is_equal_to(expected_count)89 _check_driver_installed(node)90 vendor_cmd_device_count = gpu_feature.get_gpu_count_with_vendor_cmd()91 assert_that(92 vendor_cmd_device_count,93 "Expected device count didn't match Actual device count"94 " from vendor command",95 ).is_equal_to(expected_count)96 @TestCaseMetadata(97 description="""98 This test case will99 1. Validate disabling GPU devices.100 2. Validate enable back the disabled GPU devices.101 """,102 priority=2,103 requirement=simple_requirement(104 supported_features=[GpuEnabled()],105 ),106 )107 def verify_gpu_rescind_validation(self, node: Node) -> None:108 _check_driver_installed(node)109 lspci = node.tools[Lspci]110 gpu = node.features[Gpu]111 # 1. Disable GPU devices.112 gpu_devices = lspci.get_devices_by_type(device_type=constants.DEVICE_TYPE_GPU)113 gpu_devices = gpu.remove_virtual_gpus(gpu_devices)114 # stop the service which uses nvidia module115 service = node.tools[Service]116 service.stop_service("nvidia-persistenced")117 for device in gpu_devices:118 lspci.disable_device(device)119 # 2. Enable GPU devices.120 lspci.enable_devices()121 @TestCaseMetadata(122 description="""123 This test case will run PyTorch to check CUDA driver installed correctly.124 1. Install PyTorch.125 2. Check GPU count by torch.cuda.device_count()126 3. Compare with PCI result127 """,128 priority=3,129 requirement=simple_requirement(130 supported_features=[GpuEnabled()],131 ),132 )133 def verify_gpu_cuda_with_pytorch(self, node: Node) -> None:134 _check_driver_installed(node)135 _install_cudnn(node)136 gpu = node.features[Gpu]137 pip = node.tools[Pip]138 if not pip.exists_package("torch"):139 pip.install_packages("torch")140 gpu_script = "import torch;print(f'gpu count: {torch.cuda.device_count()}')"141 python = node.tools[Python]142 expected_count = gpu.get_gpu_count_with_lspci()143 script_result = python.run(144 f'-c "{gpu_script}"',145 force_run=True,146 )147 gpu_count_str = get_matched_str(script_result.stdout, self._pytorch_pattern)148 script_result.assert_exit_code(149 message=f"failed on run gpu script: {gpu_script}, "150 f"output: {script_result.stdout}"151 )152 assert_that(gpu_count_str).described_as(153 f"gpu count is not in result: {script_result.stdout}"154 ).is_not_empty()155 gpu_count = int(gpu_count_str)156 assert_that(gpu_count).described_as(157 "GPU must be greater than zero."158 ).is_greater_than(0)159 assert_that(gpu_count).described_as(160 "cannot detect GPU from PyTorch"161 ).is_equal_to(expected_count)162def _check_driver_installed(node: Node) -> None:163 gpu = node.features[Gpu]164 if not gpu.is_supported():165 raise SkippedException(f"GPU is not supported with distro {node.os.name}")166 if ComputeSDK.AMD in gpu.get_supported_driver():167 raise SkippedException("AMD vm sizes is not supported")168 try:169 _ = node.tools[NvidiaSmi]170 except Exception as identifier:171 raise LisaException(172 f"Cannot find nvidia-smi, make sure the driver installed correctly. "173 f"Inner exception: {identifier}"174 )175def _install_cudnn(node: Node) -> None:176 wget = node.tools[Wget]177 tar = node.tools[Tar]178 path = wget.get_tool_path(use_global=True)179 extracted_path = tar.get_tool_path(use_global=True)180 if node.shell.exists(path / _cudnn_file_name):181 return182 download_path = wget.get(183 url=_cudnn_location, filename=str(_cudnn_file_name), file_path=str(path)184 )185 tar.extract(download_path, dest_dir=str(extracted_path))186 if isinstance(node.os, Debian):187 target_path = "/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/"188 else:189 target_path = "/usr/lib64/"190 node.execute(191 f"cp -p {extracted_path}/cuda/lib64/libcudnn* {target_path}",192 shell=True,193 sudo=True,194 )195 return196# We use platform to install the driver by default. If in future, it needs to197# install independently, this logic can be reused.198def _ensure_driver_installed(199 node: Node, gpu_feature: Gpu, log_path: Path, log: Logger200) -> None:201 if gpu_feature.is_module_loaded():202 return203 gpu_feature.install_compute_sdk()204 log.debug(205 f"{gpu_feature.get_supported_driver()} sdk installed. "206 "Will reboot to load driver."207 )208 reboot_tool = node.tools[Reboot]209 reboot_tool.reboot_and_check_panic(log_path)...

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