Logging framework now supports caching of entries during integrity check#303
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ligenxxxx merged 1 commit intohd-zero:mainfrom Jul 6, 2023
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Logging framework now supports caching of entries during integrity check#303ligenxxxx merged 1 commit intohd-zero:mainfrom
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Logger now writes to a cache prior to offloading the entries to the SD Card. The interval of offloading the cache to disk is done once a second. This caching allows us to continue to log during the integrity check when booting up the goggles or inserting a disk and once the sd card is available then we offload to the disk. The max size of the cache is 1 MByte, then a rollover is performed. This will allow users who may encounter errors during flight or bench testing to turn on logging via the Storage Page and we will have a complete capture of all messages since bootup.
We also now log system commands:
system_exec() is intended for one-line commands
system_script() is intended for invoking shell scripts, the standard output/error are also logged if any are produced.