test-socwatch.sh: we don't need to load socwatch module manually

We only use socwatch tool to read the power data for power measurement
in this case, we can directly use the latest released version, so there
is no need to pre-compile the driver.

Signed-off-by: Keqiao Zhang <[email protected]>

test-case/test-socwatch.sh

@@ -49,11 +49,6 @@ duration=${OPT_VAL['d']}
 wait_time=${OPT_VAL['w']}
 loop_count=${OPT_VAL['l']}
 
-check_socwatch_module_loaded()
-{
-    lsmod | grep -q socwatch || die "socwatch is not loaded"
-}
-
 socwatch_test_once()
 {
     local i="$1"
@@ -62,10 +57,6 @@ socwatch_test_once()
     # set up checkpoint for each iteration
     setup_kernel_check_point
 
-    # load socwatch module, if the module is loaded, go ahead with the testing (-q)
-    sudo "$SOCWATCH_PATH"/drivers/insmod-socwatch -q
-    check_socwatch_module_loaded || die "socwatch module not loaded"
-
     ( set -x
       sudo "$SOCWATCH_PATH"/socwatch -t "$duration" -s "$wait_time" "${SOCWATCH_FEATURE_PARAMS[@]}" -o "$SOCWATCH_PATH/sofsocwatch-$i" ) ||
     die "socwatch returned $?"
@@ -81,8 +72,6 @@ socwatch_test_once()
     # check kernel log for each iteration to catch issues
     sof-kernel-log-check.sh "$KERNEL_CHECKPOINT" || die "Caught error in kernel log"
 
-    # unload socwatch module
-    sudo "$SOCWATCH_PATH"/drivers/rmmod-socwatch
 }
 
 main()