falcon-lab: validate npuvm checksum#820
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Before using the downloaded npuvm, we should validate its checksum. This ensures that in cases where the download fails or results in a corrupted file, we can fail early instead of waiting for later test logic to detect the issue (e.g. timeouts in wait_for_dpd()). Signed-off-by: Trey Aspelund <trey@oxidecomputer.com>
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Tested with a temp commit to corrupt the npuvm file in order to force the retry logic to be exercised, which worked correctly. The temp commit has since been removed. Logs from run w/ temp commit: |
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falcon-lab: validate npuvm checksum
Before using the downloaded npuvm, we should validate its checksum.
This ensures that in cases where the download fails or results in a
corrupted file, we can fail early instead of waiting for later test
logic to detect the issue (e.g. timeouts in wait_for_dpd()).
Signed-off-by: Trey Aspelund trey@oxidecomputer.com