Hi, > 2024年4月12日 02:39，Paul Gevers <elb...@debian.org> 写道： > > Hi > > On 11-04-2024 5:18 p.m., 陈 晟祺 wrote: >> If possible, could you help to build with latest code on salsa then run >> autopkgtest again on a normal debci VM? > > As I'm doing this live on the infrastructure, I don't want to do anything > there except testing what's in the archive, sorry. >
Sure, this is reasonable. > My private setup (laptop) is not powerful enough to run this. > > I'm not 100% percent sure how to instruct you to build a ci.d.n like image. I > think it's: > $ autopkgtest-build-qemu debian testing > $ /usr/bin/autopkgtest --no-built-binaries --test-name=zfs-test-suite --user > debci zfs-linux -- qemu <path_to_.img> > except I don't know where autopkgtest-build-qemu stores the image. > I am indeed using debci images to ensure reproducibility. So the software environment should be the same. Just more observations here: - If I limit the test file size to 1G, quite many tests would fail even with adequate resources. - If I try to skip large_files as you indicated with 2G memory, the tests could proceed for a bit longer, but still got hang on some later tests. Since there are so many tests and I am not familiar with most of them, I have to try it repeatedly to find out which to filter out. Even I could do so, some (other, not seen before) tests would fail unexpectedly. These problems might be hard to workaround. - With my fixes to dependencies, the tests could run to the ending without errors on 2 core + 8 GB. Therefore I think trying to fit zfs-tests into a normal debci VM might be troublesome. -- Thanks, Shengqi Chen
