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Add zfs-test package which includes test infrastructure. This change extends the existing in-tree test infrastructure such that it can also be run as part of a the installed package. This simplifies testing on multiple systems and is generally all around useful. The scripts may still be run in-tree and will use the in-tree build products as long as .script-config exists.
2009-08-18 04:35:06 +00:00
pkglibexecdir = $(libexecdir)/@PACKAGE@
nobase_pkglibexec_SCRIPTS = common.sh
nobase_pkglibexec_SCRIPTS += zfs.sh
nobase_pkglibexec_SCRIPTS += zpool-create.sh
nobase_pkglibexec_SCRIPTS += zpool-config/*
Add zpios scripts to zfs-test package test infrastructure. This change extends the existing in-tree test infrastructure such that it can also be run as part of a the installed package. This simplifies testing on multiple systems and is generally all around useful. The scripts may still be run in-tree and will use the in-tree build products as long as .script-config exists.
2009-08-18 04:50:55 +00:00
nobase_pkglibexec_SCRIPTS += zpios.sh
nobase_pkglibexec_SCRIPTS += zpios-survey.sh
nobase_pkglibexec_SCRIPTS += zpios-test/*
nobase_pkglibexec_SCRIPTS += zpios-profile/*
Add zfs-test package which includes test infrastructure. This change extends the existing in-tree test infrastructure such that it can also be run as part of a the installed package. This simplifies testing on multiple systems and is generally all around useful. The scripts may still be run in-tree and will use the in-tree build products as long as .script-config exists.
2009-08-18 04:35:06 +00:00
EXTRA_DIST = zfs-update.sh $(nobase_pkglibexec_SCRIPTS)
Refresh zfs-branch
2008-12-05 17:46:11 +00:00
Move `make check` ztest under ./scripts where the module stack is loaded.
2009-03-18 21:19:04 +00:00
ZFS=${top_srcdir}/scripts/zfs.sh
Add zconfig.sg test script. This is an initial script for validation of zfs/zpool configuration. For now there is only one test here to ensure that /etc/zfs/zpool.cache is being updated properly from the kernel module. Additional tests should be added, I believe Richardo said there was an existing test suite out there which validated the behavior of many zpool/zfs commands. It would be nice to add that as appropriate.
2009-10-01 23:55:34 +00:00
ZCONFIG=${top_srcdir}/scripts/zconfig.sh
Move `make check` ztest under ./scripts where the module stack is loaded.
2009-03-18 21:19:04 +00:00
ZTEST=${top_builddir}/cmd/ztest/ztest
Added zpios-sanity.sh script to validate common configurations. This script was added to provide a simple way to check that zpool layers correctly on all the standard linux block device types. It's still a little fragile if there a hiccup in say the md or lvm tool chain but aside from that it works well. The 'make check' target now also calls this script in a safe mode which only operates on files and loopback devices. To check other block devices types is must be explicitly run by hand because it will overwrite various block devices.
2009-10-27 21:33:27 +00:00
ZPIOS_SANITY=${top_srcdir}/scripts/zpios-sanity.sh
Move `make check` ztest under ./scripts where the module stack is loaded.
2009-03-18 21:19:04 +00:00
Refresh zfs-branch
2008-12-05 17:46:11 +00:00
check:
Pretty-up the 'make check' output Reasonable output from 'make check' now looks roughly like this. The big change is the consolidation of the all the zpion test results in to a single table which can be easily scanned for failures/problems. ==================================== ZTEST ==================================== 5 vdevs, 7 datasets, 23 threads, 300 seconds... Pass 1, SIGKILL, 1 ENOSPC, 13.8% of 238M used, 17% done, 4m07s to go Pass 2, SIGKILL, 1 ENOSPC, 23.7% of 238M used, 38% done, 3m04s to go Pass 3, SIGKILL, 0 ENOSPC, 27.0% of 238M used, 66% done, 1m42s to go Pass 4, SIGKILL, 0 ENOSPC, 27.4% of 238M used, 75% done, 1m14s to go Pass 5, SIGKILL, 0 ENOSPC, 27.9% of 238M used, 89% done, 32s to go Pass 6, Complete, 0 ENOSPC, 14.0% of 476M used, 100% done, 0s to go 5 killed, 1 completed, 83% kill rate ==================================== ZPIOS ==================================== status name id wr-data wr-ch wr-bw rd-data rd-ch rd-bw ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PASS: file-raid0 0 64m 64 13.04m 64m 64 842.22m PASS: file-raid10 0 64m 64 134.19m 64m 64 842.22m PASS: file-raidz 0 64m 64 87.56m 64m 64 853.45m PASS: file-raidz2 0 64m 64 134.19m 64m 64 853.45m PASS: lo-raid0 0 64m 64 429.59m 64m 64 14.63m PASS: lo-raid10 0 64m 64 397.57m 64m 64 771.19m PASS: lo-raidz 0 64m 64 206.48m 64m 64 688.27m PASS: lo-raidz2 0 64m 64 14.34m 64m 64 711.21m
2009-07-21 21:41:35 +00:00
@echo
@echo -n "===================================="
@echo -n " ZTEST "
@echo "===================================="
@echo
Add zconfig.sg test script. This is an initial script for validation of zfs/zpool configuration. For now there is only one test here to ensure that /etc/zfs/zpool.cache is being updated properly from the kernel module. Additional tests should be added, I believe Richardo said there was an existing test suite out there which validated the behavior of many zpool/zfs commands. It would be nice to add that as appropriate.
2009-10-01 23:55:34 +00:00
@$(ZFS)
Pretty-up the 'make check' output Reasonable output from 'make check' now looks roughly like this. The big change is the consolidation of the all the zpion test results in to a single table which can be easily scanned for failures/problems. ==================================== ZTEST ==================================== 5 vdevs, 7 datasets, 23 threads, 300 seconds... Pass 1, SIGKILL, 1 ENOSPC, 13.8% of 238M used, 17% done, 4m07s to go Pass 2, SIGKILL, 1 ENOSPC, 23.7% of 238M used, 38% done, 3m04s to go Pass 3, SIGKILL, 0 ENOSPC, 27.0% of 238M used, 66% done, 1m42s to go Pass 4, SIGKILL, 0 ENOSPC, 27.4% of 238M used, 75% done, 1m14s to go Pass 5, SIGKILL, 0 ENOSPC, 27.9% of 238M used, 89% done, 32s to go Pass 6, Complete, 0 ENOSPC, 14.0% of 476M used, 100% done, 0s to go 5 killed, 1 completed, 83% kill rate ==================================== ZPIOS ==================================== status name id wr-data wr-ch wr-bw rd-data rd-ch rd-bw ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PASS: file-raid0 0 64m 64 13.04m 64m 64 842.22m PASS: file-raid10 0 64m 64 134.19m 64m 64 842.22m PASS: file-raidz 0 64m 64 87.56m 64m 64 853.45m PASS: file-raidz2 0 64m 64 134.19m 64m 64 853.45m PASS: lo-raid0 0 64m 64 429.59m 64m 64 14.63m PASS: lo-raid10 0 64m 64 397.57m 64m 64 771.19m PASS: lo-raidz 0 64m 64 206.48m 64m 64 688.27m PASS: lo-raidz2 0 64m 64 14.34m 64m 64 711.21m
2009-07-21 21:41:35 +00:00
@$(ZTEST) -V
Add zconfig.sg test script. This is an initial script for validation of zfs/zpool configuration. For now there is only one test here to ensure that /etc/zfs/zpool.cache is being updated properly from the kernel module. Additional tests should be added, I believe Richardo said there was an existing test suite out there which validated the behavior of many zpool/zfs commands. It would be nice to add that as appropriate.
2009-10-01 23:55:34 +00:00
@$(ZFS) -u
@echo
@echo
Use alternate /etc/zfs/zpool.cache file for in-tree tests Pass an alternate location via module option for the zpool.cache file used by the kernel. This allows us to write in-tree tests which do not modify any out-of-tree files we do not own. This is just standard good behavior for any test suite. Additionally, refine the existing test case to explicity use the cache file when looking for pools to import. And add a second test cache which is forced to probe the disks for available pools to import.
2009-10-06 19:12:05 +00:00
@echo -n "==================================="
Add zconfig.sg test script. This is an initial script for validation of zfs/zpool configuration. For now there is only one test here to ensure that /etc/zfs/zpool.cache is being updated properly from the kernel module. Additional tests should be added, I believe Richardo said there was an existing test suite out there which validated the behavior of many zpool/zfs commands. It would be nice to add that as appropriate.
2009-10-01 23:55:34 +00:00
@echo -n " ZCONFIG "
Use alternate /etc/zfs/zpool.cache file for in-tree tests Pass an alternate location via module option for the zpool.cache file used by the kernel. This allows us to write in-tree tests which do not modify any out-of-tree files we do not own. This is just standard good behavior for any test suite. Additionally, refine the existing test case to explicity use the cache file when looking for pools to import. And add a second test cache which is forced to probe the disks for available pools to import.
2009-10-06 19:12:05 +00:00
@echo "==================================="
Add zconfig.sg test script. This is an initial script for validation of zfs/zpool configuration. For now there is only one test here to ensure that /etc/zfs/zpool.cache is being updated properly from the kernel module. Additional tests should be added, I believe Richardo said there was an existing test suite out there which validated the behavior of many zpool/zfs commands. It would be nice to add that as appropriate.
2009-10-01 23:55:34 +00:00
@echo
@$(ZCONFIG)
Pretty-up the 'make check' output Reasonable output from 'make check' now looks roughly like this. The big change is the consolidation of the all the zpion test results in to a single table which can be easily scanned for failures/problems. ==================================== ZTEST ==================================== 5 vdevs, 7 datasets, 23 threads, 300 seconds... Pass 1, SIGKILL, 1 ENOSPC, 13.8% of 238M used, 17% done, 4m07s to go Pass 2, SIGKILL, 1 ENOSPC, 23.7% of 238M used, 38% done, 3m04s to go Pass 3, SIGKILL, 0 ENOSPC, 27.0% of 238M used, 66% done, 1m42s to go Pass 4, SIGKILL, 0 ENOSPC, 27.4% of 238M used, 75% done, 1m14s to go Pass 5, SIGKILL, 0 ENOSPC, 27.9% of 238M used, 89% done, 32s to go Pass 6, Complete, 0 ENOSPC, 14.0% of 476M used, 100% done, 0s to go 5 killed, 1 completed, 83% kill rate ==================================== ZPIOS ==================================== status name id wr-data wr-ch wr-bw rd-data rd-ch rd-bw ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PASS: file-raid0 0 64m 64 13.04m 64m 64 842.22m PASS: file-raid10 0 64m 64 134.19m 64m 64 842.22m PASS: file-raidz 0 64m 64 87.56m 64m 64 853.45m PASS: file-raidz2 0 64m 64 134.19m 64m 64 853.45m PASS: lo-raid0 0 64m 64 429.59m 64m 64 14.63m PASS: lo-raid10 0 64m 64 397.57m 64m 64 771.19m PASS: lo-raidz 0 64m 64 206.48m 64m 64 688.27m PASS: lo-raidz2 0 64m 64 14.34m 64m 64 711.21m
2009-07-21 21:41:35 +00:00
@echo
@echo -n "===================================="
@echo -n " ZPIOS "
@echo "===================================="
@echo
Merge commit 'refs/top-bases/linux-zpios' into linux-zpios Conflicts: scripts/Makefile.am
2009-10-02 00:09:38 +00:00
@$(ZFS)
Added zpios-sanity.sh script to validate common configurations. This script was added to provide a simple way to check that zpool layers correctly on all the standard linux block device types. It's still a little fragile if there a hiccup in say the md or lvm tool chain but aside from that it works well. The 'make check' target now also calls this script in a safe mode which only operates on files and loopback devices. To check other block devices types is must be explicitly run by hand because it will overwrite various block devices.
2009-10-27 21:33:27 +00:00
@$(ZPIOS_SANITY)
Merge commit 'refs/top-bases/linux-zpios' into linux-zpios Conflicts: scripts/Makefile.am
2009-10-02 00:09:38 +00:00
@$(ZFS) -u
Pretty-up the 'make check' output Reasonable output from 'make check' now looks roughly like this. The big change is the consolidation of the all the zpion test results in to a single table which can be easily scanned for failures/problems. ==================================== ZTEST ==================================== 5 vdevs, 7 datasets, 23 threads, 300 seconds... Pass 1, SIGKILL, 1 ENOSPC, 13.8% of 238M used, 17% done, 4m07s to go Pass 2, SIGKILL, 1 ENOSPC, 23.7% of 238M used, 38% done, 3m04s to go Pass 3, SIGKILL, 0 ENOSPC, 27.0% of 238M used, 66% done, 1m42s to go Pass 4, SIGKILL, 0 ENOSPC, 27.4% of 238M used, 75% done, 1m14s to go Pass 5, SIGKILL, 0 ENOSPC, 27.9% of 238M used, 89% done, 32s to go Pass 6, Complete, 0 ENOSPC, 14.0% of 476M used, 100% done, 0s to go 5 killed, 1 completed, 83% kill rate ==================================== ZPIOS ==================================== status name id wr-data wr-ch wr-bw rd-data rd-ch rd-bw ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PASS: file-raid0 0 64m 64 13.04m 64m 64 842.22m PASS: file-raid10 0 64m 64 134.19m 64m 64 842.22m PASS: file-raidz 0 64m 64 87.56m 64m 64 853.45m PASS: file-raidz2 0 64m 64 134.19m 64m 64 853.45m PASS: lo-raid0 0 64m 64 429.59m 64m 64 14.63m PASS: lo-raid10 0 64m 64 397.57m 64m 64 771.19m PASS: lo-raidz 0 64m 64 206.48m 64m 64 688.27m PASS: lo-raidz2 0 64m 64 14.34m 64m 64 711.21m
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@echo