Messages in this thread | | | Date | Wed, 9 Aug 2000 14:42:40 -0700 | From | Larry McVoy <> | Subject | Re: [Announce] Linux Test Project |
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> > If you have any tests, would you care to share them? > > a kernel build > lmbench > a ping flood
More specifically than what Jeff said:
# Kernel build make -j 8 MAKE="make -j 8"
# Thrash the VM system, using lmdd (part of lmbench) # This allocates a 256m buffer, bzeros it, then writes a pattern in # it 10 times. If you have 512M of memory, use 512M. lmdd opat=1 bs=256m count=10
# Thrash the network lmbench/bin/i686-linux/bw_tcp -s lmbench/bin/i686-linux/lat_tcp -s # This won't work but you get the idea; I use xfanout for this. for i in a b c d e f do rsh $i lmbench/bin/i686-linux/lat_tcp -s `hostname` & rsh $i lmbench/bin/i686-linux/bw_tcp -s `hostname` & done; wait
There's more, but a system which can do all of that well is not one which sucks :-) -- --- Larry McVoy lm@bitmover.com http://www.bitmover.com/lm
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