Re: [perf-discuss] Filebench Source Code

2009-02-19 Thread Bob Friesenhahn
On Thu, 19 Feb 2009, Andrew Wilson wrote: The method we have for creating and uploading tar files is rather cumbersome, let alone trying to keep the main SourceForge tree in sync, as it uses a different source control system than what OpenSolaris is using. But it was felt there were advantage

Re: [perf-discuss] Filebench Source Code

2009-02-19 Thread Andrew Wilson
I should have added that the binary and workload files ARE installed as part of 2008.11 They are in /usr/benchmarks/filebench It is the source that is on Open Solaris under /usr/src/cmd/filebench I think the source on Open Solaris is for one rev later than what is in 2008.11. (1.4.3 vs. 1.4.

Re: [perf-discuss] Filebench Source Code

2009-02-19 Thread Josh Carter
Drew, Thanks for the update. From looking at the source browser it appears there's a number of new features in there that I'll find useful. On my 2008.11 box there's nothing under /usr/src so I'll have to pull onnv and give that a go. Keep in mind that, from an outsider's perspective, it looks

Re: [perf-discuss] Filebench Source Code

2009-02-19 Thread Andrew Wilson
Sorry for the SorceForge Problems. Development on Filebench definitely has not flat lined, but is being done on OpenSolaris. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to update SorceForge lately. We hope to get that fixed soon. If you want the latest Filebench, it is available from OpenSolaris and

Re: [perf-discuss] Filebench Source Code

2009-02-19 Thread Josh Carter
Further, the package build from SourceForge doesn't install properly on OpenSolaris 2008.11 amd64, doesn't run properly on Linux, and doesn't build on Mac OS X. I would be happy to provide input and work-arounds, but I can't tell if it's worth the trouble, as all activity on filebench appears to