> On Wed, 9 Oct 2002, Andrew Clausen wrote:
> > The only method I can think of is TCP/IP communication saying
> > things like: "move onto the next test now" and "verify that has
> > no errors now", etc. I guess it's not too hard, but a bit messy.
>
> Looks more efficent :)
>
> favouritevm winbox
> while (prepare next test)
> ssh winbox mount drive
> ssh winbox execute test
> wait for result or timeout/crash
> if (timeout/crashed)
> restart favouritevm winbox
> else
> ssh winbox umount drive
>
> Szaka
Humm... but how can we do tests on a remote machine? The tests must be done
by linux code and windoze code on the HD of the same machine. Therefore,
there is no remote testing via TCP possible. You need to reboot/re-VM the
machine back and forth between linux and windoze.
Fabio
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