ci: add round trip validation job#425
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Add CI job that validates that the binaries exported from a given image are identical to the ones generated based on the config from the same image. Signed-off-by: Michal Gorlas <michal.gorlas@9elements.com>
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Add CI job that validates that the binaries exported from a given image are identical to the ones generated based on the config from the same image.
Note: this fails for BPM of BG 1.0 because of missmatch in IBB segments:
This will be fixed with the recent changes in Fiano (see #424), the missmatch comes from the image size calculation not being consistent if the image size does not match the bios flash area size calculated from IFD (which is the case in HPE Proliant Gen10 fw image used here for the test).