How to use get_nic_driver method in lisa

Best Python code snippet using lisa_python

test_case.py

Source:test_case.py

...54        pass55    def verify(self, passed, description):56        if not passed:57            raise VerifyFailure(description)58    def get_nic_driver(self, nic_name):59        if nic_name in DRIVERS.keys():60            return DRIVERS[nic_name]61        raise ValueError(nic_name)62    def get_nic_name(self, pci_id):63        for nic_name, pci in NICS.items():64            if pci_id == pci:65                return nic_name66        raise ValueError(nic_name)67    def wirespeed(self, nic, frame_size, num_ports):68        """69        Calculate bit rate. It is depended for NICs70        """71        bitrate = 1000.0  # 1Gb ('.0' forces to operate as float)72        if self.nic == "any" or self.nic == "cfg":73            driver = dts.get_nic_driver(self.dut.ports_info[0]['type'])74            nic = self.get_nic_name(self.dut.ports_info[0]['type'])75        else:76            driver = self.get_nic_driver(self.nic)77            nic = self.nic78        if driver == "ixgbe":79            bitrate *= 10  # 10 Gb NICs80        elif nic == "avoton2c5":81            bitrate *= 2.5  # 2.5 Gb NICs82        elif nic in ["fortville_spirit", "fortville_spirit_single"]:83            bitrate *= 4084        elif nic == 'fortville_eagle':85            bitrate *= 10...

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