Re: [LTP] Anyone running LTP on non-x86 processors?

[Li Ge <lg...@us...>]

Recently I have done some LTP testing on PowerPC-64 machines. I haven't=
 had
any difficulty on building and running LTP on those machines. Basically=
,
the steps are same as on Intel architectures and the results are simila=
r as
well.

- Li Ge



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Vasan and I are trying to get LTP to run all the
way through on various embedded processors, and we're finding a few
issues here and there (hence the patches Vasan's
been sending in).

I suppose at some point we ought to write a little
doc about how to build and run LTP in a cross-development
environment. =A0 Should that be a new file, say
doc/cross-howto.html?

Given the issues we've hit, we suspect not too many people have
actually built and run LTP on non-x86 architectures.
Or have they? =A0If there are non-x86 folk here, holler,
it'd be interesting to hear where the LTP is running
these days.
- Dan

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Dan Kegel
Linux User #78045
http://www.kegel.com



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