Drop me a line privately (off the list) and I'll walk you through this - I've successfully run the test suites in a number of scenarios.
Regards, Mats Wichmann Intel / Linux-OS [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Hi, > > This is an engineer from Intel. I have some issues about lsb > testing on my linux OS. I mailed to Andrew, Josey and I have > some updates now. Andrew, I cc this mail to you and hope you > have some new ideas. > > I am an engineer from Intel Corporation. My group members are > now developing > a Linux project and we applied some patches on the kernel. I have a list of the patches needed to a 2.4.18 and 2.4.19 kernel for LSB conformance. > We want to have > a LSB compliance testing on our Linux platform to ensure we follow the > stardard of Linux and I am the owner of LSB compliace > validation of our > platform. > > I use LSB 1.1.9(say, lsb-runtime-test-1.1.9-1.i386.rpm) I think you already have, but you'll want to use the latest, 1.2.1. > 2. Since some cases failed and I want to find the reason, I > need to change > the sequence of the cases in the file scen.exec. Say, delete > the success > cases and let alone the failed ones. So my question is: Can I > do it? I mean > I did modify the scen.exec file but I was not sure about whether there > exists some dependencies of the cases. Yes. The tests are designed to be independent, and self-contained. If they're not, it's probably a bug! Also, there are techniques for rerunning only the failed tests from a previous run, which might give you what you need without having to modify the scenario. I often make up small scenario files that contain just the tests I'm interested if I'm chasing a particular area. Tcc also lets you run a single line from the scenario, like so: tcc -e -p -l /tset/POSIX.os/files/utime/T.utime
