I found the way to specify the device, DQ=DeviceID='ROOT\path but also when
specifying it seems like test iterates all devices. shoudl the device be
the hardwareId?
> hi. > I’m debugging a HLK issue (win 10). IO after sleep. > and to fasten the process. I am running locally the command > > Te.exe /enablewttlogging /appendwttlogging > sysfund_sleep_with_io_beforeandafter_wlk.dll /p:“DQ=(HardwareID OR > WDKDeviceID_Null)” /p:“Wpa2PskAesSsid=kitstestssid” > /p:“Wpa2PskPassword=password” /p:“ResumeDelay=10” /p:“WDTFREMOTESYSTEM=” > /p:“MultiDeviceHardwareIdSdelQueryHardwareID=HardwareID” > /p:“MultiDeviceInstanceIdSdelWDKDeviceID=WDKDeviceID_Null” > /p:“DriverVerifierCustomizeConfiguration=True” /p:“TestCycles=2” > /p:“IOPeriod=1” > > which was copied from procmon when test ran from whck server. > > I wonder how can I specify it to run only on my device and not on all > devices? > as my issue is sporadic and running all devices may take several hours > > is anyone familiar? > Is there anyplace a guide about te command args? > > in addition when running manually where can I find the log? > > thanks! >
I found the way to specify the device, DQ=DeviceID='ROOT\path but also
when specifying it seems like test iterates all devices. shoudl the
device be the hardwareId?
I found also the log flag /logFile:C:\tempError.xml
and the documentation
here: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/hh439743(v=vs.85).aspx https: > > C:\hlk\JobsWorkingDir\Tasks\WTTJobRunB750A2F6-AF86-E511-80D3-000EC68F5053\Te.exe > /enablewttlogging /appendwttlogging > sysfund_sleep_with_io_beforeandafter_wlk.dll /p:“DQ=DeviceID=‘ROOT\path’” >
That’s obviously not right, as you could tell by looking at the rest of the syntax. What is YOUR device’s ID? That’s what you want here.
/p:“DQ=USB\VID_1234&PID_5678” or /p:“DQ=PCI\VEN_1111&DEV_2222” or whatever your device is.
> I wonder how can I specify it to run only on my device and not on all > devices?
If you are only running the HLK tests on your device, then it should only be doing the sleep IO tests on your device.
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