LTP Release
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I'm more or less finished with pre-release testing. What is the status for the rest of you?
I guess that we slould fix the lsmod test failing on NFS before the release.
Anything else? Can we proceed with the release later this week?
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Cyril Hrubis [email protected]
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Subject: [LTP] LTP ReleaseHi!
I'm more or less finished with pre-release testing. What is the status for the rest of you?
Results from RHEL6.2/6.7, RHEL7.0/7.1/7.3 across all arches look good here.
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I guess that we slould fix the lsmod test failing on NFS before the release.
Anything else?
There was a report about readahead02 using wrong path for "read_ahead_kb", when running on raw partitions. Patch seems simple, I just need to test it, I'll try to do that today.
Regards,
Jan
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Can we proceed with the release later this week?
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I guess that we slould fix the lsmod test failing on NFS before the release.
Anything else?
There was a report about readahead02 using wrong path for "
read_ahead_kb", when running on raw partitions. Patch seems simple, I just need to test it, I'll try to do that today.
Ah that one. I should fix it for Btrfs as well as Btrfs uses anonymous block devices and the sysfs is not populated for these. We have to get link to the device from /sys/fs/btrfs/<fsid>/devices.
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Hi!
I'm more or less finished with pre-release testing. What is the status for the rest of you?I guess that we slould fix the lsmod test failing on NFS before the release.
Anything else? Can we proceed with the release later this week?
Network tests looks good, I have sent patches with new/rewritten tests that could be part of release.
All are well tested on OL6 and OL7 except NFS multi-mount test:
* busy_poll: new busy_poll03 test over UDP + added support for UDP in tcp_fastopen (I guess we should rename it later to a more generic name):
patch-set "network/tcp_fastopen: use UDP optionally"
* arp: rewritten arp01 test + added support for IPv6 ndisc:
patch-set "network/tcp_cmds/arp01: use test_net.sh and add test-cases
with 'ip neigh'";
* ping: new ping02 test instead of removed perf_lan:
patch-set: "network/ping01: rename file and update runtest files";
* nfs: added support for multiple mounts in nfs_lib.sh, rewritten nfs06 test:
patch-set "network/nfs_lib: add support for multiple mounts"
Thanks,
Alexey
Hi!
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Network tests looks good, I have sent patches with new/rewritten tests that could be part of release.
All are well tested on OL6 and OL7 except NFS multi-mount test:*
busy_poll: newbusy_poll03test over UDP + added support for UDP intcp_fastopen(I guess we should rename it later to a more generic name):
patch-set "network/tcp_fastopen: use UDP optionally"* arp: rewritten arp01 test + added support for IPv6 ndisc:
patch-set "network/tcp_cmds/arp01: usetest_net.shand add test-cases
with 'ip neigh'";
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* ping: new ping02 test instead of removed
perf_lan:patch-set: "network/ping01: rename file and update runtest files";* nfs: added support for multiple mounts in
nfs_lib.sh, rewritten nfs06 test:
patch-set "network/nfs_lib: add support for multiple mounts"
I've commented some minor issue for the ping tests, the rest looks good to me.
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Cyril Hrubis [email protected]
Cyril,
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Hi!
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Network tests looks good, I have sent patches with new/rewritten tests that could be part of release.
All are well tested on OL6 and OL7 except NFS multi-mount test:*
busy_poll: newbusy_poll03test over UDP + added support for UDP intcp_fastopen(I guess we should rename it later to a more generic name):
patch-set "network/tcp_fastopen: use UDP optionally"* arp: rewritten arp01 test + added support for IPv6 ndisc:
patch-set "network/tcp_cmds/arp01: usetest_net.shand add test-cases
with 'ip neigh'";
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* ping: new ping02 test instead of removed
perf_lan:patch-set: "network/ping01: rename file and update runtest files";* nfs: added support for multiple mounts in
nfs_lib.sh, rewritten nfs06 test:
patch-set "network/nfs_lib: add support for multiple mounts"I've commented some minor issue for the ping tests, the rest looks good to me.
Thank you for reviewing these patch-sets! I've corrected ping and nfs06 tests.
Patches applied.
Best regards,
Alexey
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Hi!
I'm more or less finished with pre-release testing. What is the status for the rest of you?
Tried the latest master in my sparc setup. Didn't observe any unexpected failures/issues. Though I use a relatively old kernel, so many test cases finish with TCONF.
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I guess that we slould fix the lsmod test failing on NFS before the release.
I will not be able to proceed with lsmod + NFSv4, since I'll be on vacation next week. If nobody objects, I'd not treat this as a blocker, and fix it sometimes after the release.
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Anything else? Can we proceed with the release later this week?