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SubjectRe: Regression testing?
> It might be a good idea to run 2.2.0-pre-x
> through these to look for suprises
> before going final with it.

Yes. Maybe crashme as well; has anyone run it on
recent kernels?

Speaking of crashme, is there a filesystem version of it?
It would go something like this:

for (;;)
p = random filesystem operation (read,write,seek,mkdir,etc)
perform p on the real victim filesystem
perform p on an internal model of VFS semantics
compare; if different, complain

The file contents could be deterministically-random
junk so that the internal model needs only metadata state.

Run several concurrently to test a local filesystem,
or perhaps bang on an NFS server from many directions.

Cheers,
Peter Monta pmonta@imedia.com
Imedia Corp.

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