LTP testcase utimensat01 failes when rootfs is missing sudo functionality.
The testcase have lines like:
...
if test -e $FILE; then
sudo $s_arg chattr -ai $FILE || return $?
sudo $s_arg rm -f $FILE || return $?
fi
...
sudo $s_arg -u $test_user touch $FILE || return $?
...
and so on... it is using sudo unconditionally.
Best would be to first check if we already run as root (which we do in this case) and then just carry on.
If not root, check if sudo is possible (sudo ls /tmp?) and then carry on using sudo when needed. If sudo not available/don't work, then it should fail.
Add sudo to rootfs.
Build a wrl6 platform, make sure ltp is added and that rootfs don't have sudo. Try to run LTP successfully.
