config/pipeline.yaml: Enable LTP coverage on my BeagleBone Blacks #1031
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I've got a lot of BeagleBone Black boards in my lab with plenty of spare capacity, enable a lot of the LTP suites on them to give us more 32 bit Arm coverage. There are some suites like the hugetlb one which don't make sense on this architecture, and the board has relatively little memory so the mm suite might also be an issue. Signed-off-by: Mark Brown <broonie@kernel.org>
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I've got a lot of BeagleBone Black boards in my lab with plenty of spare
capacity, enable a lot of the LTP suites on them to give us more 32 bit
Arm coverage. There are some suites like the hugetlb one which don't make
sense on this architecture, and the board has relatively little memory so
the mm suite might also be an issue.
Signed-off-by: Mark Brown broonie@kernel.org