On Wednesday 09 January 2008 08:51:28 Jeff Moyer wrote: > I did, thank you. The remaining failures were in the ENOSPC test. > For some reason, the filler filled 1024 bytes too much of the file > system. Did this test succeed for you?
Sorry, just got around to checking. I assume you're talking about 10.t? It works for me: mount -o loop -t ext2 ext2-enospc.img testdir.enospc ./runtests.sh cases/10.p; ret=$?; umount testdir.enospc; exit $ret Test run starting at Wed Jan 9 22:50:59 EST 2008 Starting cases/10.p expect 65536: (w), res = 65536 [Success] expect 65536: (r), res = 65536 [Success] expect -28: (w), res = -28 [No space left on device] expect 0: (r), res = 0 [Success] expect 65535: (w), res = 65535 [Success] expect 65535: (r), res = 65535 [Success] expect 0: (r), res = 0 [Success] expect -28: (w), res = -28 [No space left on device] expect 0: (r), res = 0 [Success] expect 0: (w), res = 0 [Success] test cases/10.t completed PASSED. Completed cases/10.p with 0. Pass: 1 Fail: 0 Test run complete at Wed Jan 9 22:50:59 EST 2008 I've attached my ext2-enospc.img (bzips down to a tiny amount). It was shipped with the Ubuntu source package I downloaded. Cheers, Rusty.
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