Re: [LTP] LTP queries

[Shivakumar H. <Shi...@ar...>]

Hi Cyril Hrubis,

Thanks for your input.

Best regards,
Shivakumar

-----Original Message-----
From: ch...@su... [mailto:ch...@su...]
Sent: Monday, January 21, 2013 11:23 PM
To: Shivakumar Haravi
Cc: ltp...@li...; kum...@ya...
Subject: Re: [LTP] LTP queries

Hi!
> I am currently working on LTP.
>
> My objective of using LTP.  LTP need to be run on target board (Ex: Panda board). I am able to run script as. /RUNLTP. As per my understanding RUNLTP does only do stress and some functional verification of system call. If I am wrong pls. correct me.

It does mostly system call/glibc call verifications (both for negative and possitive caseds) and some stress tests too.

It's good idea to run the open_posix_testsuite too (it's not compiled nor executed by default). These tests utilizes majority of POSIX interfaces.

> Our next objective is all driver code need to be executed on panda board.
>
>
> Need your guidance to proceed further:
> I). Under device driver folder, Each driver code need to be run independently.
> Our objective is to automated the driver code also (Ex: run this script as ./runltp) device driver code also gets executed. Kindly guide us how to do this?
>
> II )
>
> Tried to run one driver code as "agp"
>
>                       1. Able to compile the user_space folder
>                       2. I am not able to compile the kernel_space folder.

The device-drivers tests are known to be broken and basically unmaintained since 2009 (and this is the reason why they are not build by default).

> III) How to integrated our new driver code

Sorry you are on your own here. But as usuall patches are welcomed.

> ======================================================================
> ======
>
> IV) S>>> ./runltp -a kum...@ya... -f shiva >
> DEBUGLOG/testmail
> NOTE: "shiva" is my command line file, Following error getting
> displayed:
> ./runltp: 882: [: [: unexpected operator
> tar: Removing leading `/' from member names
> tar: Removing leading `/' from member names
> ./runltp: 945: ./runltp: ./runltp: 945: ./runltp: uuencode: not
> foundmail: not found
> ======================================================================
> ========
>
> V) I am not able to generate html report also.

Well it seems that you are missing some options from [ test operator and some binaries. This is most likely caused by your minimal busybox installation that doesn't support some flags and by missing mail client (looking at the runltp source you need either uuencode+mail binaries or mutt installed).

--
Cyril Hrubis
ch...@su...




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