Tools: uploader.py: print board name as well as board id

[peterbarker]

This only works from the root directory. Do people invoke waf elsewhere?

[peterbarker]

Example output (look under "Info" towards the bottom):

pbarker@bluebottle:~/rc/ardupilot(pr/board-name)$ ./Tools/scripts/uploader.py --identify
If the board does not respond within 1-2 seconds, unplug and re-plug the USB connector.
Found board 88,0 bootloader rev 5 on /dev/serial/by-id/usb-mRo_X2.1-777_1B0031000351373236383732-if00
Bootloader Protocol: 5
OTP:
  type: ÿÿÿÿ
  idtype: =FF
  vid: ffffffff
  pid: ffffffff
  coa: //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////8=
  sn: 0031001b3237510332373836
ChipDes:
  family: STM32F7[6|7]x
  revision: Z
Chip:
  STM32F76x_77x 10016451
Info:
  flash size: 1998848
  board_type: 136 (mRoX21-777)
  board_rev: 0
Identification complete
pbarker@bluebottle:~/rc/ardupilot(pr/board-name)$ 

[Hwurzburg]

by root do you mean ardupilot?the directory that contains the clone, that is where I always invoke it...that's where git is tracking for me.....I build with ./waf plane --upload

[peterbarker]

@Hwurzburg yes, I should have said, "root directory of the ArduPilot git repository checkout" rather than relying on context.