<linux-kernel members, please CC me on reply>
It's been far too long, but a new development branch of VA-CTCS (VA
Cerberus Test Control System) is finally available. VA Linux has heard my
pleas for increased manpower in my area so ... expect both minor and major
releases to turn over faster than the glacial pace of the last six months.
Highlights since 1.2.xx:
- Compiles and runs cleanly under the 2.4 kernel
- Removed some of the third party packages in VA-CTCS to ease
my maintenance load
- Changed the memory test size computations for the default burn
to fit in with my better knowledge of the Linux VM. In
particular, avoid exceeding the borrow thresholds in
/proc/sys/vm/buffermem, et. al., to keep from wasting
time swapping.
- Added a simple ASCII-only report generator
- Massive updates to the FAQ and other documentation
- The usual round of bugfixes
See the SourceForge project page for release notes, changelog, mailing
list, and downloads:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/va-ctcs
Thanks, and happy system thrashing!
--
Jason T. Collins
Software Engineer
VA Linux Systems
(For those unfamiliar with Cerberus...)
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The VA Cerberus Test Control System is a simple, modular test bench with
modules that can be recombined to beat on hardware and kernels. The
included burn-in system combines the modules to try to break hardware.
VA Linux Systems uses VA-CTCS to test kernel stability as well as the
reliability of the systems we ship under load. It is available under the
GNU General Public License.
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