Hi, Kodiganti The autonic package for Solaris 10 is available in OpenSolaris.
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/community/device_drivers/auto_nicdrv_0216.tar.bz2 Robin tian robin luo: > Oliver Yang : >> >> >> -------- Original Message -------- >> Subject: [testing-discuss] Need info about NICDRV for Solaris 10 >> & 11? >> Date: Fri, 23 Jan 2009 20:13:36 -0800 (PST) >> From: Siva Shankar Kodiganti <kodiganti at yahoo.com> >> To: testing-discuss at opensolaris.org >> >> >> >> Please help, as a nic driver developer looking for nicdrv tests for >> both Solaris 10 & 11. I can get Solaris 11 nicdrv, autonic packages >> from opensolaris, but I don't seem to find Solaris 10 nicdrv suite. > So far we haven't provided the autonic package dedicated for > Solaris10, but NICDRV can be installed and run on Solaris10, some test > cases will return "UNSUPPORTED" if the feature is Solaris11-only. >> >> Please clarify following basic doubts ;), too many terms are >> confusing to associate. >> >> Could someone explain following terminology used in README: >> >> What does DUT refer to ? >> --Is it Server or Client? > The DUT is Server. >> >> What does LOCAL_HST refer to ? >> A. Is it command execution control nic's ip address of DUT >> B. Is it ip address of tested nic & driver(the driver being tested) > It is the IP address of the under test interface (driver) in the Server. >> >> What does RMT_HST refer to --Is it command execution control nic's >> ip address of Client/Server/DUT >> --Is it other end ip address of nic being tested? > Yes, the IP address in the Client. LOCAL_HST and RMT_HST should be in > the same subnet. >> >> Is it mandatory to have tested nic and the other end's nic needs to >> be connected back to back with crossover cable. [Or] Is it possible >> to execute all of the subtests of nicdrv tests in switch environment >> where nic(in test) to switch. > It can be executed in switch environment, but need to configure the > two ports on switch into the following VLAN: > 30,31,32,33,34,35,36,37,38,39. > Please see the "Hardware requirements" section in the README file. The > default path should be /opt/<nicdrv test suite>/README. >> >> Thanks for Clarifying, >> Siva > > Thanks, > Robin >
