Re: kernel testing app questions

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> Do you have an ignore-files.sh in the default/sysfs-perms/ subdir of
> the checkout? It should be there.

Yes. Is the line malformed? It looks different than line 5 which works.

     5	COUNT=$(find /sys -type f -perm 666 | ./ignore-files.sh | wc -l)

     9		find /sys -type f -perm 666 | ignore-files.sh

I'm going to guess the script is looking in kernel-tests for ignore-files.sh because of this, rather than in the same directory as runtest.sh. If I run the command manually:

[root@f23s ~]# find /sys -type f -perm 666 | /home/chris/kernel-tests/default/sysfs-perms/ignore-files.sh 
/sys/kernel/debug/btrfs/test

So it looks like btrfs/test might need to be added to ignore-files.sh and line 9 should be ./ignore-files.sh (?)


> The stress test is a stress test, though it shouldn't actually crash
> the machine, it should just run forever. If it is crashing, it would
> be good to find out why.

A clue may get written into /var/log/messages. I'll let it run overnight and check in the afternoon tomorrow, right now it's cooperating rather well.


> I appreciate your feedback, it is responsible for getting the modsign
> test fixed, and will remind me to look into the openidproxyclient bit
> next week. Please let me know if you run across anything else.

Sure thing.


Chris Murphy
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