Re: [Linux-NTFS-Dev] Remote testing?

[MAIL <fl...@we...>]

OK, I get it.  Obvious... the VM is running on the same machine, and the
TCP/IP is between Linux and the VM.

Sorry for the stupid question. :-/

Fabio

> > 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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