Add --pd-debug to control EC PD debug logging - #370
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Uses the new EC_CMD_PD_DEBUG_CONTROL (0x3E2D) host command to toggle
the verbose PD message logging and UCSI command tracing that could
previously only be enabled with the cypdctl EC console command.
The log output goes to the EC console, read it with --console follow.
> framework_tool --pd-debug status
PD debug logging:
Verbose: false
UCSI: false
UCSI tunnel disabled: false
> framework_tool --pd-debug verbose
> framework_tool --console follow
Signed-off-by: Daniel Schaefer <dhs@frame.work>
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Uses the new EC_CMD_PD_DEBUG_CONTROL (0x3E2D) host command to toggle the verbose PD message logging and UCSI command tracing that could previously only be enabled with the cypdctl EC console command.
The log output goes to the EC console, read it with --console follow.