On 2015/6/25 9:29, Shuo Yang wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I just started using ltp, so this question is kind of dumb. I want to use it
> to run some file system tests but I don't know what the command should be.
> Currently I can run runtlp command but I don't know how to control the
> testcases. Assuming the file system I want to test is under /tmp/foo/. Could
> someone tell me how can I run the testcases specifically for testing file
> system.
>
Hi,
"./runltp -f fs" can run file system testcases:
1、Compile the LTP
./configure --prefix=XX/build
make
make install
2、Run the cases (You can get the cases and how to run them from runtest/)
cd XX/build
./runltp -f fs
Then the LTP will run all the cases in runtest/fs file.
You can find the cases which to test "/tmp/foo/" from runtest/xx and add them
to runtest/fs_test (touch it), then ./runltp -f fs_test.
Good luck,
Cui Bixuan
> Thanks,
> Shuo
>
>
>
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