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• File released: /LFI/1.2 Alpha (Linux)/lfi-linux-1.2a.tar.gz

  posted 141 days ago

• LFI 1.1 Alpha (Linux) file released: lfi-linux-1.1a.tar.gz

  x64 support enabled minor bug fixes

  posted 182 days ago

• File released: /LFI/1.1 Alpha (Linux)/lfi-linux-1.1a.tar.gz

  posted 182 days ago

• Library-level Fault Injector (LFI) 1.0alpha released

  LFI (http://lfi.sourceforge.net/) is a tool for testing how programs cope with faults that occur at the library level or below: out-of-memory conditions, network connection errors, interrupted system calls, data corruption, hardware failures, etc. It incorporates research done in the Dependable Systems Lab (http://dslab.epfl.ch/) at EPFL in Switzerland. The goal of LFI is to make fault injection techniques easy-to-use for all developers and testers. LFI automates the discovery and injection of faults, the preparation of fault scenarios, and the execution of these fault scenarios at the boundary between shared libraries and applications. This is the first release of LFI, for the Linux/x86 platform. We are actively looking for developers interested in helping out: adding functionality, extending to other platforms, creating a GUI, etc.

  posted by candea 205 days ago

• LFI 1.0 Alpha (Linux) file released: lfi-linux-1.0a.tar.gz

  posted 249 days ago

• File released: /LFI/1.0 Alpha (Linux)/lfi-linux-1.0a.tar.gz

  posted 249 days ago