Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of ElasticHorseRegressions


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Timestamp:
2014-12-07T22:15:22Z (10 years ago)
Author:
Martin Decky
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  • ElasticHorseRegressions

    v1 v2  
    33This is a list of regressions in revision nnnn (0.6.0 release), updated as they are being fixed in later revisions. Ports not listed in this table do not have any major unresolved regression.
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    5 ||                   || '''Sanity'''   || '''SMP''' || '''Network''' || '''FS'''  || '''Devman''' ||
    6 || amd64             || --             || --        || --            || --        || --           ||
     5||                   || '''sanity'''   || '''smp''' || '''network''' || '''fs'''  || '''devctl''' ||
     6|| amd64             || OK             || OK        || OK            || OK        || OK           ||
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    88  OK:: Works reasonably well, perhaps in combination with other remarks.
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    1010  --:: Not tested.
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    12   Sanity:: kconsole test * and tester *, whether system started up and basic command work.
    13   SMP:: Same as above, but in SMP mode.
    14   Network:: Does network start up successfully? Does local ping work and local nettest[12] work? If applicable, can communicate using UDP/TCP from outside?
    15   FS:: Create 2M file on /tmp/img, file_bd img fbd0, mkfat fbd0, mount fat /data fbd0, copy some stuff to /data, do something with it, unmount, see it's not there, mount again and verify the contents is there again.
    16   Devman:: Run devman and notice if everything was ok. Run tester virtchar1.
     12  sanity:: kconsole test * and tester *, whether system started up and basic command work.
     13  smp:: Same as above, but in SMP mode.
     14  network:: Does network start up successfully? Does local ping work and local nettest[12] work? If applicable, can communicate using UDP/TCP from outside?
     15  fs:: Create 2M file on /tmp/img, file_bd img fbd0, mkfat fbd0, mount fat /data fbd0, copy some stuff to /data, do something with it, unmount, see it's not there, mount again and verify the contents is there again.
     16  devctl:: Run devctl and notice if everything was ok.