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usage: pbe deploy [-h] [-q] [-d] [--kernel-src KSRC] [--local-build] [--tmpdir-path TMPDIR_PATH] [--keep-tmpdir] [-H HOSTNAME] [-U USERNAME] [-K PRIVKEY] [-T TIMEOUT]

Compile and deploy pbe drivers to the SUT (System Under Test), which can be can be either local or a remote host, depending on the '-H' option. By default, everything is built on the SUT, but the '--local-build' can be used for building on the local system. The drivers are searched for in the following directories (and in the following order) on the local host: ./drivers/idle, $WULT_DATA_PATH/drivers/idle, $HOME/.local/share/wult/drivers/idle, /usr/local/share/wult/drivers/idle, /usr/share/wult/drivers/idle.

-h

Show this help message and exit.

-q

Be quiet.

-d

Print debugging information.

--kernel-src KSRC

Path to the Linux kernel sources to build drivers and eBPF helpers against. The default is '/lib/modules/$(uname -r)/build' on the SUT. If '--local-build' was used, then the path is considered to be on the local system, rather than the SUT.

--drivers-make-opts

Options and variables to pass to 'make' when the drivers are built. For example, pass 'CC=clang LLVM=1' to use clang and LLVM tools for building the drivers (required when the kernel was build with clang/LLVM).

--local-build

Build drivers locally, instead of building on HOSTNAME (the SUT).

--tmpdir-path TMPDIR_PATH

When 'pbe' is deployed, a random temporary directory is used. Use this option provide a custom path instead. It will be used as a temporary directory on both local and remote hosts. This option is meant for debugging purposes.

--keep-tmpdir

Do not remove the temporary directories created while deploying 'pbe'. This option is meant for debugging purposes.

-H HOSTNAME, --host HOSTNAME

Name of the host to run the command on.

-U USERNAME, --username USERNAME

Name of the user to use for logging into the remote host over SSH. The default user name is 'root'.

-K PRIVKEY, --priv-key PRIVKEY

Path to the private SSH key that should be used for logging into the remote host. By default the key is automatically found from standard paths like '~/.ssh'.

-T TIMEOUT, --timeout TIMEOUT

SSH connect timeout in seconds, default is 8.