RE: [Fault-injection-developer] fith

[Gao, K. <kev...@in...>]

Hi Arun,

The example for e100 test cases is as folloow:

insert module : fi_core, fi_pf, e100, 
# cd ./fith-tool/fith_test/fault_set/e100
#make
# insmod scb_cu_resume.ko
# ficl -i scb_cu_resume.fsml	(You should change the "base" parameter to 
				 your own bar address of e100).
# /etc/init.d/network start

Now use command dmesg to see the log info or see the message in 
/var/log/messages.


-Kevin

-----Original Message-----
From: Arun Prasad [mailto:ar...@ne...] 
Sent: 2003?3?18? 18:12
To: Gao, Kevin
Cc: fau...@li...
Subject: Re: [Fault-injection-developer] fith


Hi Kevin,
    Thanks for the response... Iam in the process of downloading the
2.5-fi-extern from BK.
The fault injection test cases for e100 is present along with the fith
utility...That seems to be a good reference for me to start writing  test
cases for giga-bit ethernet card (which Iam trying to do...)... But just the
fsml and the code_segments are provided for e100... I couldnt see the
scripts
to use them (like the demo at fith_test dir) . Is that possible to include
the
scripts also in the repository??

Thanks
-arun



"Gao, Kevin" wrote:

> The tree linux-2.5 is out of date.
> So please dowload the newest tree at
> http://fau...@fa.../2.5-fi-extern
> The new tree includes all interceptors.
>
> The usage of FITH_TOOL is as follow.
>
> We still use tools "ficl"
> You can use parameters as follow:
>
> --attach, -a <modname,file_path>
>         attach a module into dbp.
> --detach, -d
>         detach all modules that attached to dbp.
> --insert, -i <file.fsml>
>         insert a faultset written in file.fsml into FITH.
> --remove, -r {file.fsml|all}
>         remove the faultset written in file.fsml or all faultset.
> --help, -h
>         help information.
>
> thanks
> -Kevin
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Arun Prasad [mailto:ar...@ne...]
> Sent: 2003?3?18? 17:17
> To: fau...@li...
> Subject: [Fault-injection-developer] fith
>
> Hi All,
>     To use the fith tool, downloaded the Bitkeeper tool and
> cloned the
> below repositories...
> * fith-tool
> * linux-2.5
> both from fault-injection project.
>
> Now I have to compile and load the "linux-2.5" (above) and
> install
> "fith-tool"  on it... Is my assumption right... Because I
> could see
> "2.5-kprobes" in the list of repositories which is again a
> kernel tree....
> It will be helpful if we know the significance of each
> repository..
>
> Please clarify this....
>
> Is there any upto date manual to describe the ficl commands
> and for
> general usage of the tool....
>
> Thanks
> -arun
>
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