On 22 March 2017 at 12:51, Alex Bennée <alex.ben...@linaro.org> wrote: > Peter Maydell <peter.mayd...@linaro.org> writes: >> ...unfortunately the gcc compile farm mips board (1) is very slow >> and (2) has very little disk space free in /tmp, which means that >> it can't pass "make check" because for instance tests/test-replication >> assumes it can write comparatively large test files to /tmp/... > > That makes it sound like a mips cross build or mips linux-user powered > image would be useful then?
Cross build can't actually run 'make check' and I wouldn't trust linux-user to run our test suite. Also, if there's no hardware that we can sensibly do make/make check on then how much can people really care about QEMU on MIPS? (In fact since MIPS supports KVM these days, there really ought to be sufficiently capable hardware to work as a build system.) The "test uses /tmp/" stuff is a test suite bug which we should fix, which might make the gcc cfarm box at least kind of usable. thanks -- PMM
