config/pipeline.yaml: Enable ALSA selftests in my lab #1002
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Run the ALSA selftests on the boards in my lab with audio support, for a lot of these it's just HDMI but still worth testing. The PCM tests will require UCM configuration to be useful on many of the boards with more substantial audio but that's a rootfs issue and the tests should handle it more or less gracefully. Signed-off-by: Mark Brown <broonie@kernel.org>
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Run the ALSA selftests on the boards in my lab with audio support, for a
lot of these it's just HDMI but still worth testing. The PCM tests will
require UCM configuration to be useful on many of the boards with more
substantial audio but that's a rootfs issue and the tests should handle
it more or less gracefully.
Signed-off-by: Mark Brown broonie@kernel.org