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Do you have anything detailing what the goal of each phase in Xenrt is? Phases 4 and 5 seem to be pretty much identical. Thanks, Paul Larson _______________________________________________ Xen-devel mailing list Xen-devel@lists.xensource.com http://lists.xensource.com/xen-devel

...at what we end up with a solution that works for you. * At the Xen Developer Summit two different solutions for system testing were presented. The intention was to explain what is there and what we can use going forward. A presentation on OSSTest which runs regularly today was given. And one for XenRT, for which there is a plan to get a small 3 box system up and running that can be used for you to look at. Citrix volunteered to set this up at its own cost. * Just to be clear: what works for you may be one of these, none of these, both of them, … * There may also be different answers in the sh...

http://bugzilla.xensource.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=395 The guest domain crashed during the routine daily tests that I ran. Machine: IBM ThinkCentre, 1GB of RAM with FC3 based setup. Xen build, PAE enabled using changeset: 7701:abbe3df33774 [root@thinkcentre-dom0 xen-unstable.hg]# cat /proc/cpuinfo processor : 0 vendor_id : GenuineIntel cpu family : 15 model : 3

...e. To boot under Xen, use /boot/vmlinux-.gz as the kernel image. This is definitely a testing snapshot release, but it has had a bit of testing. I've been using it running native on my main work machine, and it behaves exactly like a non-paravirt kernel. It has also been tested under Xen on XenRT, XenSource's automated testing infrastructure, where it passes almost everything. There are a couple of expected BUG messages which appear on boot: one in init_sched_clock, and one in xen_apic_read. Both are harmless warning messages, and will be removed shortly. (However, if you see more th...

...e. To boot under Xen, use /boot/vmlinux-.gz as the kernel image. This is definitely a testing snapshot release, but it has had a bit of testing. I've been using it running native on my main work machine, and it behaves exactly like a non-paravirt kernel. It has also been tested under Xen on XenRT, XenSource's automated testing infrastructure, where it passes almost everything. There are a couple of expected BUG messages which appear on boot: one in init_sched_clock, and one in xen_apic_read. Both are harmless warning messages, and will be removed shortly. (However, if you see more th...

Specjbb can be found in the xenrt.hg mercurial tree. I''ve copied the relevant files to my home directory on ubuntu: ~gdunlap/jre-1_5_0_07-windows-i586-p.exe ~gdunlap/specjbb.zip Install jre, then unzip specjbb.zip. In the "specjbb/installed" directory, run "run.bat". The test should run about 20 min...

...e. To boot under Xen, use /boot/vmlinux-.gz as the kernel image. This is definitely a testing snapshot release, but it has had a bit of testing. I've been using it running native on my main work machine, and it behaves exactly like a non-paravirt kernel. It has also been tested under Xen on XenRT, XenSource's automated testing infrastructure, where it passes almost everything. There are a couple of expected BUG messages which appear on boot: one in init_sched_clock, and one in xen_apic_read. Both are harmless warning messages, and will be removed shortly. (However, if you see more th...

Hi, I seem to remember that there used to be ISO downloads of Xen available, for people wanting to give it an easy way for a test drive, and to submit (automated) feedback on which machines and configurations Xen ran (in)correctly. However, I do not seem to be able to find these ISO images for download at Xen.org anymore. Has the project stopped making these useful test images - and if so, why ?

Hi, I seem to remember that there used to be ISO downloads of Xen available, for people wanting to give it an easy way for a test drive, and to submit (automated) feedback on which machines and configurations Xen ran (in)correctly. However, I do not seem to be able to find these ISO images for download at Xen.org anymore. Has the project stopped making these useful test images - and if so, why ?

...ave a relatively small and tight code base, coupled with significant investment in testing by a number of parties. The tip of the -unstable tree is exercised daily by IBM, Intel and VirtualIron as well as XenSource. The XenSource test reports are viewable on the web at http://xenbits.xensource.com/xenrt, while other reports go to the xen-devel list. The continuous testing provides a good way of monitoring the progress toward stability of new features, and for flagging regressions. In fact, most potential regressions never make it out into the -unstable tree, as they are picked up by automated tes...

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