How to use verify_boot_with_debug_kernel method in lisa

Best Python code snippet using lisa_python

boot.py

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...37 requirement=simple_requirement(38 supported_features=[SerialConsole],39 ),40 )41 def verify_boot_with_debug_kernel(42 self, log: Logger, node: RemoteNode, log_path: Path43 ) -> None:44 # 1. Skip testing if the distro is not redhat type.45 if not isinstance(node.os, Redhat) and not isinstance(node.os, CentOs):46 raise SkippedException(47 f"{node.os.name} not supported. "48 "This test case only supports redhat/centos distro."49 )50 # 2. Install kernel-debug package and set boot with this debug kernel.51 node.os.install_packages("kernel-debug")52 result = node.execute("grub2-set-default 0", sudo=True)53 result.assert_exit_code()54 # 3. Reboot VM, check kernel version is debug type.55 reboot_tool = node.tools[Reboot]...

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