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These are perl test scripts for validating the IAP implementation.
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Also included is a perl class for talking to an iPod via the serial
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port. You will probably need Linux to use this.
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Run "make moduletest" to test the perl module itself. This will not
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require any serial connection, or even an iPod, for that matter.
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Run "make test" to run the iPod communication tests themselves.
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In order to test make sure
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- the iPod is connected to a serial port
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- the test scripts assume that this port is /dev/ttyUSB0. Change
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as neccessary
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Sometimes, tests will time out instead of giving the desired result.
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As long as the timeouts are not reproducable this is usually not a
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problem. The serial port is known to be unreliable, and devices will
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retransmit. This happens even with the OF.
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The tests were designed against an iPod Touch 2G as a reference device.
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Some older iPods fail some of the test, even with the OF, because of
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behaviour changes in later firmware releases by Apple.
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