Back in August I posted here about Crucible, a tool for kernel testing.
We've completed a new release, version 1.7, available here:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/crucible/crucible-1.7.tar.gz
I'm scheduled to be presenting this at the November PDX.pm Perl Monger's
meeting (http://portland.pm.org/kwiki/).
Crucible is able to watch various websites or source code systems for
new code, pull it down, build it, and run a variety of tests on it. It
can handle dependent libraries, boot different Linux kernels, and run
network tests between two or more different machines.
One of the major changes in this release is a new installation system.
This also includes a post-installation test ('make installcheck') to do
a dry run of a new installation. (Of interest to this list - the test
is in bash but emits TAP-like output.)
Bryce
