Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-testing (29 mails)

[Patrick Kirsch <pkirsch@xxxxxxx>]

Mohammed Omar wrote:
> I work for community distro testing from IBM, basically test
> opensuse/fedora development-cum-GA releases on IBM platforms like
> pseries, xseries machines. I have some set of test suites like ltp,
> stress, bash-memory, memtest, samba, nfs stress, etc for testing above
By the way, which test-suites are you using :-) ?
Do you have a test automation system (distributed, shared testing with
host management)?
> distros. I want to know what kind of test suites community use for
> testing opensuse. If any body is working on this , pls reply me.
Some interesting is the autotest-project from
http://test.kernel.org/autotest/, there you have also a automation
engine for testing several kernel trees.
Furthermore it includes following test cases (or benchmarks):
aio_dio_bugs, cyclictest, fsfuzzer, iozone, linus_stress, pi_tests,
 rttester, sparse, tsc, aiostress, dbench, fs_mark, isic, lmbench
pktgen, scrashme, spew, unixbench, bash_shared_mapping, dbt2,
fsstress, kernbench, ltp, reaim, selftest, stress, xmtest,
bonnie, disktest, fsx, kernelbuild, netperf2, rmaptest, signaltest
tbench, cpu_hotplug, fio, interbench, libhugetlbfs, parallel_dd,
rtlinuxtests, sleeptest, tiobench.

Does anybody have some nice testcases for kernel?

Regards,
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Patrick Kirsch - Quality Assurance Department
SUSE Linux Products GmbH GF: Markus Rex, HRB 16746 (AG Nuernberg)
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