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Subject[ANNOUNCE] Sept LTP Release now available
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The Sept. release of LTP is now on SourceForge.net, changes include:

LTP-20040908
- Modified runalltests.sh to call runltp.sh. runalltests.sh is now
deprecated and will be removed early next year.
- Modified tst_tmpdir to ensure 777 permissions on test directory.
- Changes to ltp-aiodio.part3 for testcase run parameters
- Changes for 2.6.X so only delete modules is run, query and create are
obsolete
- Updated runtest scenario with the latest SCTP tests.
- uncommented swapon() tests.
- added new paging tests, mincore and madvise
- Change to fix aio-stress problem will io errors on a short read during
the random read portion
- Change to only print out a pass/fail instead of # of iterations pass/fail
- Added IA64 specific code for shmt09.
- Change to not do /dev/ptmx group write on arm arch.
- Applied patch from Ling, Xiaofeng to allow the test to use TDIRECTORY
correctly.
- Corrected test 1 to show EPERM error pointed out by Ling, Xiaofeng.
- Change to close fileHandle prior to cleanup to correct testcase failure
in NFS filesystems
- Change sleep time from 1 second to 10 seconds to allow system to pass
- Change to define RUSAGE_BOTH if not defined, RH removed from user space
and other distros still support.
- Add arm arch to the ALIGNED typedefs
- Changes from Ihno for llseek01.c to check TEST_RETURN vs TEST_ERRNO
- use ltp functions in f00f test for better output parsing
- Fix Makefile to link open_files into the bin directory
- Get rid of extra = of "must be Root user" check
- Change the awk $4 to an $NF to support debian only returning 3 terms
- Change to tcpdump to check IFNAME define


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