Re: Netboot test suite: PXE instead of qemu -kernel?

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David Dillow wrote:
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Additionally we could use -net tap* instead of -net socket, which would allow brctl setfd of a large value like 20 seconds to simulate the link delay in the test suite.

There is merit here, but I think we probably need to have a separate
test suite to check the ip= option parsing. I haven't thought much how
it should be done, other than it seems like we could use a pre-mount
hook to check the configuration without needing to actually mount a real
root.

If we have that test suite, then doing PXE boot or emulating BOOTIF=
seems like a good idea. And I'd rather add a 20+ second delay to one or
two tests here rather than every network root test we do.

I used an ugly copy of the nfs test suite to test ip= options handling. I'll try to make time this evening to clean it up and post it.
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