Zhangbo (Oscar) wrote:
> Hi all:
> AFAIK, there're several ways to test libvirt:
> 1) virt-test, which is driven by autotest or avocado-vt, based on qemu-kvm
> 2) test driver which is parall to other drivers such as qemu_driver and
> libxl_driver in libvirt.
> 3) make -c tests, which
On 02/24/2016 03:31 PM, Zhangbo (Oscar) wrote:
Hi all:
AFAIK, there're several ways to test libvirt:
1) virt-test, which is driven by autotest or avocado-vt, based on qemu-kvm
2) test driver which is parall to other drivers such as qemu_driver and
libxl_driver in libvirt.
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On Wed, Feb 24, 2016 at 07:31:56AM +, Zhangbo (Oscar) wrote:
> Hi all:
> AFAIK, there're several ways to test libvirt:
> 1) virt-test, which is driven by autotest or avocado-vt, based on qemu-kvm
> 2) test driver which is parall to other drivers such as qemu_driver and
> libxl_driver
Hi all:
AFAIK, there're several ways to test libvirt:
1) virt-test, which is driven by autotest or avocado-vt, based on qemu-kvm
2) test driver which is parall to other drivers such as qemu_driver and
libxl_driver in libvirt.
3) make -c tests, which aims to do low level tests, that i
