Hi Ted, Thanks for encouraging and helping us in the course of building CrashMonkey for file-system crash consistency testing. Our work is published in OSDI '18 (https://www.usenix.org/conference/osdi18/presentation/mohan). While our goal is to enable the integration of a tool like CrashMonkey in the file-system development cycle, we think it would be beneficial to add the test suite of about 300 workloads (consisting of 1 core file-system operation) that we systematically generated, to xfstest. The complete list of these workloads is in the CrashMonkey repository (https://github.com/utsaslab/crashmonkey/tree/master/code/tests/seq1). Given that developers currently use the xfstest, this addition would ensure that simple crash-consistency bugs are eliminated from any future kernel versions. If this idea sounds good to you, we can write a patch for including our workloads into xfstest, using dm_flakey. If there's some specific format you want us to follow while writing patches for these crash-consistency tests, we are happy to adopt it. Thanks, Jayashree Mohan
