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Adds camera_eeprom_test (labels ondevice rvc4eeprom ci noreplayci). It covers the RVC4 CCM EEPROM RPC over /dev/i2c and the shared-bus rule from depthai-device-kb MR !428. It also adds a HIL job that runs the test on the lightroom testbed.
How the test adapts to the device
Nothing about the device is hardcoded.
Bus layout: before the cases run, the test opens the device with no pipeline and does a 1-byte CCM EEPROM read per connected camera. When cameras share a bus, the firmware's refusal names the bus and every socket on it, so any port assignment works, including more than two cameras on one bus.
EEPROM presence: each camera is streamed alone and its EEPROM read.
Skips and failures: a camera may have a CCM EEPROM, a CBA EEPROM, or both. A case whose cameras lack the type it needs skips and says why. A separate case fails when a connected camera has neither type. Write refusals on a shared bus run without an EEPROM, because the firmware refuses before touching the bus.
Streaming and power: CCM accesses stream the camera they target, since its module must be powered. CBA reads keep every camera idle. No case streams more than two cameras.
Cases
#
Case
Expected
Bus layout
Each shared bus is refused with (active: none) while idle
Readouts are unique
Two full reads per camera, no duplicates or AND-copies across cameras; otherwise nothing writes
Every connected camera has a CCM or CBA EEPROM
Fails for a camera with neither
1
Round trip, two cameras on different buses streaming
Write 20 random bytes, read back, restore
2
Round trip, each camera streaming alone
Same, one camera at a time
3
Idle cameras on a shared bus, another camera on it streaming
Refused, (active: <streaming camera>)
4
Reads, two cameras on a shared bus streaming
All refused
5
Writes, two cameras on a shared bus streaming
All refused
6
Read right after start()
OK or "not powered", and the stream comes up
7
Access before start()
"Not powered"
CBA EEPROM, no camera streaming
Read only (calibration can't be restored byte-exact)
Write-protected module EEPROMs produce a warning, not a failure. Every write is restored, and the logs show only fingerprints of the EEPROM contents.
CI
run_tests.py --rvc4eeprom selects the new rvc4eeprom label, so the general rvc4 testbeds no longer run this test.
test_child.yml gains a linux_rvc4_eeprom_test job, turned on by enable_eeprom_tests (on for PR and nightly HIL). It runs hil_runner --scope lightroom --models <model> for:
oak4_lite_poe: CAM_B/CAM_C share I2C bus 9, and all three cameras have CCM EEPROMs.
oak4_ffc: CBA EEPROMs on B/C/D, and a CCM EEPROM on CAM_A.
Needs a hil-framework release that bundles hil_config !407, which points lightroom at the OAK4 Lite. 0.1.402 still lists the previous OAK4-D. Until a newer release is out, the mxid sanity check would fail and block the testbed.
Tested
Run locally against the lightroom devices with the commit's test binary and core's RVC4 firmware pin c628eb16, which includes the !428 merge f901c712:
Device
OS
Result
Skipped
OAK4 Lite 2498058097
1.45.0
10 passed, 1 skipped, 56 assertions, ~86 s
CBA: none on this device (A, B, C have CCM EEPROMs)
OAK4-FFC 3350245265
1.47.0
7 passed, 4 skipped, 27 assertions, ~56 s
1: only CAM_A has a CCM EEPROM (B, C, D have CBA EEPROMs). 3–5: no shared bus
On the Lite, CAM_B and CAM_C reject writes (write-protected OV9282 modules), and CAM_A's round trips succeed and are restored.
Added on-device validation of camera EEPROM access on RVC4, including camera-module reads, write-and-restore checks, and access to cameras sharing an I2C bus.
Added checks for consistent reads, access during streaming and startup, and read-only access to camera-board calibration data.
Tests skip unsupported platforms and cameras without the relevant EEPROMs.
Enabled these tests in pull request and nightly hardware runs, with results included in test reporting.
Covers CCM EEPROM reads and writes through readCcmEepromRaw/writeCcmEepromRaw,
including CAM_B and CAM_C sharing one I2C bus, and CBA EEPROM reads. The test
controls which cameras stream, restores every write and logs only fingerprints
of EEPROM contents.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds an RVC4 on-device test target for camera EEPROM access. The tests cover CCM reads, write-and-restore behavior, shared-I2C-bus access, and read-only CBA calibration data. Pull request and nightly workflows enable the tests for two RVC4 models.
Changes: Camera EEPROM test coverage
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Summary
Test registration and selection tests/CMakeLists.txt, tests/run_tests.py
Registers the on-device test target and adds an RVC4 EEPROM command-line option and configuration.
CCM inventory and bus discovery tests/src/ondevice_tests/camera_eeprom_test.cpp
CCM write and restore workflow tests/src/ondevice_tests/camera_eeprom_test.cpp
Adds backed-up write tests, readback checks, and restoration handling, including cleanup after early exit.
Streaming and calibration access scenarios tests/src/ondevice_tests/camera_eeprom_test.cpp
Adds shared-bus and pre-pipeline CCM access cases, plus read-only CBA calibration EEPROM checks.
CI workflow integration .github/workflows/test_child.yml, .github/workflows/hil_testing_pull_request.yml, .github/workflows/hil_testing_nightly.yml
Adds a conditional Lightroom testbed job for two RVC4 models. Pull request and nightly workflows enable it, and the report job depends on its completion.
luxonis/depthai-core#2095 — Tests CBA EEPROM reads without camera streaming and shared-bus camera EEPROM access on RVC2.
luxonis/depthai-core#2107 — Pins firmware that implements the CCM and CBA EEPROM access and shared-bus rules tested here.
Suggested reviewers:asahtik
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 1c9b7
This PR adds an RVC4 camera EEPROM test that writes to real camera modules on the Lightroom testbed and enables it in PR and nightly CI. If a run is interrupted mid-write, the original EEPROM contents can be lost, because the backup is held only in memory. Several test paths can also pass despite real failures, or can write to modules that have no backup. Resolve or explicitly accept the backup persistence and write-gating issues before merge. The rest are test-coverage improvements.
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A rabbit checks the EEPROM read, Then tests a write with cautious speed. The backup waits, then finds its place, While streams keep flowing through the space. Two models join the nightly run, And camera tests are done.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Do not let a detected CBA EEPROM that cannot be read pass the test.
The socket was already added to detected at Line 770. After that, an EepromError from readCBACalibration2 only calls report(). It adds nothing to problems, and the final skip at Line 796 does not apply because detected is not empty. If the CBA read RPC regresses on every socket, the test still passes. The author's device has no CBA EEPROM, so this path did not run. If a blank or invalid CBA EEPROM is an accepted state, report it with WARN. Otherwise, add the error to problems.
WARN(name(socket) << " CBA EEPROM detected but no calibration could be read: " << ex.what());
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Review comment at @tests/src/ondevice_tests/camera_eeprom_test.cpp around lines
779 - 780:
Update the EepromError handler for readCBACalibration2 so a detected CBA EEPROM
that cannot be read cannot silently pass: if blank or invalid EEPROMs are an
accepted state, report the condition as a warning; otherwise add the error to
problems. Preserve the existing behavior for successfully read EEPROMs.
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…om_test
Drop the hardcoded CAM_A/B/C sockets. Before the cases run, the test opens
the device without a pipeline and does a 1-byte CCM EEPROM read per
connected camera. Each refusal names the shared bus and its sockets, so the
cases work on any port assignment and with more than two cameras on one bus.
Cases that need a CCM EEPROM skip with the reason when no camera under test
has one. Write refusals on a shared bus still run without an EEPROM, because
the firmware refuses them before touching the bus. CCM cases stream the
cameras whose EEPROMs they access; CBA cases keep the cameras idle.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Move camera_eeprom_test from the rvc4 label to its own rvc4eeprom label and
run_tests.py target. Its cases need a shared camera I2C bus and CCM/CBA
EEPROMs, which the general rvc4 testbeds don't have.
New linux_rvc4_eeprom_test job (enabled for PR and nightly HIL) runs it with
hil_runner --scope lightroom, once per camera model there: oak4_lite_poe
(CAM_B/CAM_C share an I2C bus) and oak4_ffc (CBA EEPROMs).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
349-350: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
The bus-layout check cannot detect a shared bus whose sockets all report not powered.
When no camera is active, addToLayout treats a notPowered answer as a socket that is alone on its bus. It records no problem and no bus entry. busLayout reports problems only for sockets that a refusal named. If every socket on a shared bus returns notPowered, layout.problems stays empty, the bus-layout case passes, and requireSharedBus skips the three shared-bus cases. No assertion in that group then fails.
The repository has no independent expectation of which sockets share a bus. A check that compares the discovered layout with such an expectation would detect this case. Adding one needs a topology input that the repository does not provide.
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Review comment at @tests/src/ondevice_tests/camera_eeprom_test.cpp around lines
349 - 350:
Update the bus-layout validation around addToLayout, busLayout, and
requireSharedBus so sockets returning notPowered cannot make an unknown
shared-bus layout pass silently. Establish an independent expected socket-to-bus
topology from an authoritative source, then compare the discovered layout
against it; do not guess the topology or treat notPowered as evidence that a
socket is alone.
Treat a not-powered read on a streaming camera as an error, not as a missing EEPROM.
readAlone() reports not detected and returns when a streaming camera's first read is not-powered. It records no problem and stores no EEPROM. Any firmware regression that returns this error for an EEPROM-equipped camera therefore drops that camera from the inventory silently.
When every camera is dropped, CCM EEPROM readouts are unique skips at line 772. Cases 1, 2, 6, and 7 skip at lines 780-781, 788, 926, and 960-962. When other cameras still have EEPROMs, those cases run and silently cover fewer cameras. The binary can still exit 0 because the bus layout case and other cases can pass.
The test cannot separate an absent EEPROM from this regression. CameraFeatures has no EEPROM field, and the repository has no CCM presence query. A distinct absence response from the firmware would allow the test to tell the two cases apart. A local change that fails on not-powered would also fail cameras that have no EEPROM, which this file treats as valid.
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Review comment at @tests/src/ondevice_tests/camera_eeprom_test.cpp at line 772:
Update readAlone() and the inventory skip path so a not-powered read on a
streaming camera is recorded as an error rather than treated as a missing
EEPROM. First establish a reliable firmware response or presence signal that
distinguishes an absent EEPROM from a not-powered read; preserve valid handling
of cameras without EEPROM, and ensure inventory-based skips cannot silently hide
the error.
907-907: Trivial · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Compare each backed-up EEPROM with its backup after the shared session closes.
When every write in this case is refused, pending.discard() drops all backups without reading any EEPROM. The no-write expectation then rests only on the refusal error. If a write changes EEPROM bytes and still returns SHARED_BUS_ERROR, this case passes and the changed bytes stay in the EEPROM.
Reads inside the shared session cannot prove that the bytes are unchanged. Both cameras stream there, so those reads are refused. Read each backed-up socket in its own single-camera session, as PendingRestores::restore() already does. Record a failure when the bytes differ from the backup or the read fails. Keep the backups so restore() writes them back before the assertions run. discard() then has no caller and can be removed.
Suggested fix
- // A refused write sends nothing to the EEPROM, so only writes that went through need restoring+ // Each backed-up EEPROM must still hold its inventory bytes. Read it after the shared session closes, while its camera streams alone+ std::vector<CameraBoardSocket> changed;+ for(const auto socket : sockets) {+ if(!pending.has(socket)) continue;+ bool unchanged = false;+ try {+ Session alone({socket});+ alone.start();+ alone.firstFrames();+ const auto after = readCcm(alone.dev(), socket, WRITE_WINDOW);+ unchanged = after.ok && after.data == inventoryWindow(socket);+ } catch(const std::exception& ex) {+ report("CCM EEPROM " + name(socket) + " read failed: " + ex.what());+ }+ if(!unchanged) changed.push_back(socket);+ }
const bool allRefused =
!writes.empty() && std::all_of(writes.begin(), writes.end(), [&](const Outcome& write) { return refusedWith(layout, write, pair.bus, sockets); });
- if(allRefused) pending.discard();
const auto failedRestores = pending.restore();
REQUIRE(failedRestores.empty());
INFO("Writes: " << summarize(writes));
CHECK(allRefused);
CHECK(streamedThrough);
+ for(const auto socket : changed) FAIL_CHECK("CCM EEPROM " << name(socket) << " changed or unreadable after the refused writes");
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Review comment at @tests/src/ondevice_tests/camera_eeprom_test.cpp at line 907:
In the refused-write test, verify backed-up EEPROM contents after the shared
session closes, using a separate single-camera session for each socket with a
pending backup. Record a failure if a read fails or the bytes differ from the
inventory backup, then call PendingRestores::restore() before assertions; remove
the allRefused-based pending.discard() so backups remain available for
verification and restoration.
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225-227: Minor · Potential issue · Heavy lift
Unverified finding
We couldn't verify this from the code. It is shown for review, not as a verified issue.
The matrix schedules both Lightroom camera models independently, while the supplied workflow comment says hil_runner powers off the testbed's other camera. If reservations are not exclusive across the testbed, one matrix leg can power off the camera being tested by the other.
EEPROM tests can fail during streaming or restoration because their camera loses power.
This can occur when: Both matrix legs obtain reservations concurrently on the Lightroom testbed.
Unverified finding
We couldn't verify this from the code. It is shown for review, not as a verified issue.
withCcmEeprom accepts an inventory entry based only on its presence. If a successful full EEPROM read returned fewer than WRITE_WINDOW bytes, inventoryWindow would later form a 20-byte range beyond that entry's end.
A write or early-read case can encounter undefined behavior instead of reporting an invalid readout.
This can occur when: The CCM read RPC reports success but supplies a stable response shorter than 20 bytes for a connected camera.
Fix comments: Fix CodeRabbit comments on this PR
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @tests/src/ondevice_tests/camera_eeprom_test.cpp:
- Line 979: Update the pre-start restore-backup path around writeCcm to obtain
inventory through requireTrustedInventory before reading
inventoryWindow(socket), ensuring restoreWindow cannot write back untrusted
EEPROM bytes. Preserve the existing backup and restore flow for trusted
inventory.
- Line 735: Update roundTrip and the test startup flow so each original EEPROM
payload is persisted to disk before the first write, and any leftover backup is
restored before the test reads or writes EEPROM. Retain the backup until
restoration succeeds, so an interrupted run cannot overwrite the only copy of
the original data.
- Around line 894-898: Gate the shared-bus write probe on every socket in the
pair having an EEPROM backup in inventory.eeproms; if any socket lacks a backup,
skip the writes. In the check that uses allRefused, assert it only when writes
were sent, preserving the existing refusal check for attempted writes.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @tests/src/ondevice_tests/camera_eeprom_test.cpp:
- Around line 349-350: Update the bus-layout validation around addToLayout,
busLayout, and requireSharedBus so sockets returning notPowered cannot make an
unknown shared-bus layout pass silently. Establish an independent expected
socket-to-bus topology from an authoritative source, then compare the discovered
layout against it; do not guess the topology or treat notPowered as evidence
that a socket is alone.
- Line 772: Update readAlone() and the inventory skip path so a not-powered read
on a streaming camera is recorded as an error rather than treated as a missing
EEPROM. First establish a reliable firmware response or presence signal that
distinguishes an absent EEPROM from a not-powered read; preserve valid handling
of cameras without EEPROM, and ensure inventory-based skips cannot silently hide
the error.
- Line 907: In the refused-write test, verify backed-up EEPROM contents after
the shared session closes, using a separate single-camera session for each
socket with a pending backup. Record a failure if a read fails or the bytes
differ from the inventory backup, then call PendingRestores::restore() before
assertions; remove the allRefused-based pending.discard() so backups remain
available for verification and restoration.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
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Persist the EEPROM backup to disk before the first write.
roundTrip keeps each backup only in PendingRestores, an in-memory map. If the process is killed or times out after writeCcm and before restoreWindow, the destructor does not run. The payload stays on the EEPROM. The next run reads that payload as the original and backs it up, so the true original is lost. Write each backup to a file before the first write, and restore any leftover backup when the test starts.
Reasoning for the fix
The current code keeps no copy that survives the process. A file-based backup also needs a startup check that restores leftover data. Implementing this touches each write case, so no localized diff is shown.
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Review comment at @tests/src/ondevice_tests/camera_eeprom_test.cpp at line 735:
Update roundTrip and the test startup flow so each original EEPROM payload is
persisted to disk before the first write, and any leftover backup is restored
before the test reads or writes EEPROM. Retain the backup until restoration
succeeds, so an interrupted run cannot overwrite the only copy of the original
data.
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Gate shared-bus writes on an inventory backup for every socket in the pair.
A write on a shared I2C bus reaches every powered module on that bus. The test's own comment states this. The current loop sends payloads to both sockets, but it registers a restore only for sockets in inventory.eeproms. Filtering the writes to backed-up sockets does not prevent the problem, because the write still reaches a powered socket that the inventory omitted.
If a powered module with an EEPROM is missing from the inventory, and the firmware accepts a write that the probe reads refused, that EEPROM is overwritten. The test has no backup and no restore for it. The restore step cannot revert the change, and CHECK(allRefused) reports the event only after the write completes.
Send the shared-bus write only when every socket in the pair has an inventory EEPROM backup. Skip the write step otherwise, and assert allRefused only when writes were sent.
Suggested fix
- if(refusedWith(layout, probes[pair.a], pair.bus, sockets) && refusedWith(layout, probes[pair.b], pair.bus, sockets)) {+ // A write reaches every powered module on the bus, so send one only when every socket has an inventory backup+ const bool allBacked = std::all_of(sockets.begin(), sockets.end(), [&](const CameraBoardSocket socket) { return inventory.eeproms.count(socket) != 0; });+ if(allBacked && refusedWith(layout, probes[pair.a], pair.bus, sockets) && refusedWith(layout, probes[pair.b], pair.bus, sockets)) {
This change skips the write probe for a pair that has a socket without an inventory EEPROM. It also skips coverage for a module that truly has no EEPROM. That trade-off keeps the test from altering a module that the inventory did not record.
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Gate the shared-bus write probe on every socket in the pair having an EEPROM
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Require a trusted inventory before the pre-start restore backup.
The pre-start case takes its restore backup from inventoryWindow(socket) but does not call requireTrustedInventory(). The other write cases do. When the inventory flags a socket, restoreWindow can write that socket's untrusted bytes back to its EEPROM.
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Update the pre-start restore-backup path around writeCcm to obtain inventory
through requireTrustedInventory before reading inventoryWindow(socket), ensuring
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…CBA EEPROM
A camera may have a module (CCM) EEPROM, a camera board (CBA) EEPROM or
both. The cases for one type keep skipping when no camera has it. The new
case "Every connected camera has a CCM or CBA EEPROM" fails when a
connected camera has neither, so a missing EEPROM no longer only shows up
as skips. CBA presence is read in the bus layout's no-pipeline connection,
where the cameras are idle as the CBA probe needs.
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- Line 391: Update withCbaEeprom to catch and report exceptions from
isCBAEepromAvailable on a per-camera basis, allowing the remaining camera and
CCM layout discovery to continue after a CBA query fails. Preserve the existing
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Catch CBA query failures in withCbaEeprom.
withCbaEeprom calls isCBAEepromAvailable without a try. An RPC failure throws from busLayout(), so every requireLayout() case fails, including CCM-only cases that do not use CBA data. Catch the exception per camera and report it, so one failed CBA query does not abort the CCM layout discovery.
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Update withCbaEeprom to catch and report exceptions from isCBAEepromAvailable on
a per-camera basis, allowing the remaining camera and CCM layout discovery to
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The lightroom OAK4 Lite has no factory calibration, so hil's
calibration_test and stereo_pairs sanity checks fail and block the
testbed before camera_eeprom_test runs. The EEPROM tests don't use
calibration, so skip both checks in the EEPROM job.
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camera_eeprom_test(labelsondevice rvc4eeprom ci noreplayci). It covers the RVC4 CCM EEPROM RPC over/dev/i2cand the shared-bus rule from depthai-device-kb MR !428. It also adds a HIL job that runs the test on thelightroomtestbed.How the test adapts to the device
Nothing about the device is hardcoded.
Cases
(active: none)while idle(active: <streaming camera>)start()start()Write-protected module EEPROMs produce a warning, not a failure. Every write is restored, and the logs show only fingerprints of the EEPROM contents.
CI
run_tests.py --rvc4eepromselects the newrvc4eepromlabel, so the generalrvc4testbeds no longer run this test.test_child.ymlgains alinux_rvc4_eeprom_testjob, turned on byenable_eeprom_tests(on for PR and nightly HIL). It runshil_runner --scope lightroom --models <model>for:oak4_lite_poe: CAM_B/CAM_C share I2C bus 9, and all three cameras have CCM EEPROMs.oak4_ffc: CBA EEPROMs on B/C/D, and a CCM EEPROM on CAM_A.hil-frameworkrelease that bundles hil_config !407, which pointslightroomat the OAK4 Lite. 0.1.402 still lists the previous OAK4-D. Until a newer release is out, the mxid sanity check would fail and block the testbed.Tested
Run locally against the lightroom devices with the commit's test binary and core's RVC4 firmware pin
c628eb16, which includes the !428 mergef901c712:On the Lite, CAM_B and CAM_C reject writes (write-protected OV9282 modules), and CAM_A's round trips succeed and are restored.
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