Qemux86-ltp

1.0/M4 - RC2

total: 27

• NEW Intro: 2 (mtest01, mtest01w)

• LTP: 2

• NAB: 23

• Fixed: 0

• Disappear in this build without fixing: 0

LTP cases	status	owner	error msg	lsb	comment	bugzilla
mtest01	n/a	n/a	mtest01 0 TINFO  : Total memory used needed to reach maxpercent = 409254 kbytes mtest01 0 TINFO  : Total memory already used on system = 429332 kbytes mtest01 1 TFAIL  : More memory than the maximum amount you specified is already being use	N/T	n/a	n/a
mtest01w	n/a	n/a	mtest01 0 TINFO  : Total memory used needed to reach maxpercent = 409254 kbytes mtest01 0 TINFO  : Total memory already used on system = 429332 kbytes mtest01 1 TFAIL  : More memory than the maximum amount you specified is already being use	N/T	n/a	n/a

1.0/M4 - RC1

total: 25

• NEW Intro: 0

• LTP: 2

• NAB: 23

• Fixed: 0

• Disappear in this build without fixing: 2(tar, open08)

LTP cases	status	owner	error msg	lsb	comment	bugzilla
lchown02	LTP	Kevin Tian	Fail to modify tfile_1 ownership(s)	N/T	n/a	n/a
lchown02_16	LTP	Kevin Tian	Fail to modify tfile_1 ownership(s)	N/T	n/a	n/a
cron	NAB	Kevin Tian	cron_tests.sh: line 102: crontab: not found; tail: cannot open `/var/log/messages' for reading: No such file or directory	N/T	in yocto crontab is recorded in /var/log/sysctl	n/a
ioctl03	NAB	Kevin Tian	Error Opening /dev/net/tun: No such file or directory	N/T	tun is an optional kernel feature, not included in the kernel config for current profile	n/a
unzip01	NAB	Kevin Tian	unzip output differs from expected output. Details	PASS	busybox has a different output format	n/a
syslog01	NAB	Kevin Tian	/etc/init.d/syslog: /etc/syslog.conf: line 2: *.crit: not found; /var/log/maillog no such log file	N/T	n/a	n/a
syslog02	NAB	Kevin Tian	/etc/init.d/syslog: /etc/syslog.conf: line 2: mail.emerg: not found; /var/log/maillog no such log file	N/T	n/a	n/a
syslog03	NAB	Kevin Tian	/etc/init.d/syslog: /etc/syslog.conf: line 2: daemon.info: not found; /var/log/messages no such log file	N/T	n/a	n/a
syslog04	NAB	Kevin Tian	/etc/init.d/syslog: /etc/syslog.conf: line 2: user.info: not found; /var/log/messages no such log file	N/T	n/a	n/a
syslog05	NAB	Kevin Tian	/etc/init.d/syslog: /etc/syslog.conf: line 2: user.info: not found; /var/log/messages no such log file	N/T	n/a	n/a
syslog07	NAB	Kevin Tian	/etc/init.d/syslog: /etc/syslog.conf: line 2: user.debug: not found; grep: /var/log/messages: No such file or directory	N/T	n/a	n/a
syslog08	NAB	Kevin Tian	/etc/init.d/syslog: /etc/syslog.conf: line 2: user.info: not found; /var/log/messages no such log file	N/T	n/a	n/a
syslog09	NAB	Kevin Tian	/etc/init.d/syslog: /etc/syslog.conf: line 2: user.debug: not found; /var/log/messages no such log file	N/T	n/a	n/a
syslog10	NAB	Kevin Tian	/etc/init.d/syslog: /etc/syslog.conf: line 2: user.debug: not found; /var/log/messages no such log file	N/T	n/a	n/a
gzip01	NAB	Kevin Tian	gzip: invalid option -- 'r'	PASS	busybox doesn't support "-r" option	n/a
cpio	NAB	Kevin Tian	cpio: invalid option -- 'o'	PASS	busybox doesn't support "-o" option	n/a
logrotate	NAB	Kevin Tian	INIT: command logrotate not found	N/T	n/a	n/a
file	NAB	Kevin Tian	file_test.sh: line 576: rpmbuild: not found /usr/src/rpm/SRPMS/cprog-0.0.7-3.src.rpm: cannot open `/usr/src/rpm/SRPMS/cprog-0.0.7-3.src.rpm' (No such file or directory)	N/T	two reasons for LSB failure: a) LTP's own problem - there's no check whether /usr/src/rpm/SRPM exists or not, which contributes to "No such file or directory" error; b) rpm5 has different output as rpm.org. "RPM v3.0 bin" is generated while "RPM v3.0 src" is expected	n/a
mtest06_2	NAB	Kevin Tian	main(): mmap(): Cannot allocate memory	N/T	PASS by enlarging memory size to 1278M, because this test case requires 1G free memory	n/a
cron_deny01	NAB	Kevin Tian	Could not add test user c01_user to system	N/T	SDK profile doesn't contain cron; LSB profile has multiple issues: 1) lsb's own error (use /var/spool/cron/deny while /etc/cron.deny is expected by cronie) 2) PATH contains ending colon which results "cron_deny01 not found" error 3) cronie itself lacks of necessary files and permissions to support non-root user using crontab	[bug672] [bug673]
cron_allow01	NAB	Kevin Tian	cron_allow01: line 200: useradd: not found	N/T	same reason as cron_deny01	[bug672] [bug673]
cron02	NAB	Kevin Tian	cron02: line 79: useradd: not found;Could not add test user c01_user to system	N/T	same reason as cron_deny01 and one more specific reason. LTP cron test assumes vixie-cron behavior, which allows any user to use crontab if there's no /etc/cron.deny and /etc/cron.allow. cronie however enforces the reverse, that only superuser is allowed under that condition. LTP test case needs to be enhanced to explicitly set cron.allow before the test.	report to LTP [bug672] [bug673]
cron_dirs_checks01	NAB	Kevin Tian	FAIL: /etc/cron.d. Could not obtain directory status	N/T	lack of necessary directories, like cron.monthly, ... but there's also one known issue. this case requires no write permission for group/other users, however we have to keep write permission for crontab user for /var/spool/cron to make crontab working correctly. So this case is known to fail in the future too	[bug672] [bug673]
su01	NAB	Kevin Tian	su01: line 175: userdel: not found	N/T	su01_s1 uses '/usr/bin/expect' as the interpreter, which I don't think needs to add into yocto. so this will remain as a failure there's one issue though, that /bin/sh is still linked to busybox even when bash is included in LSB profile, which makes the error message inaccurate. with bash the error becomes "/usr/bin/expect: bad interpreter"	[bug674]
sysctl03	NAB	Kevin Tian	TWARN  : this test's results are based on potentially undocumented behavior in the kernel. read the NOTE in the source file for more details	N/T	TWARN is not a failure, especially in this case sysctl03 throws out the warning when the kernel version >2.6.32. since we have 2.6.37, this is expected	n/a

1.0/M2

total: 34 (100% audited)

• LTP: 2

• NAB: 26

• Fixed: 6

pending: 0

not started: 0

LTP cases	status	owner	error msg	lsb	comment	bugzilla
lchown02	LTP	Kevin Tian	Fail to modify tfile_1 ownership(s)	Fail to modify tfile_1 ownership(s)	n/a	n/a
lchown02_16	LTP	Kevin Tian	Fail to modify tfile_1 ownership(s)	Fail to modify tfile_1 ownership(s)	n/a	n/a
ld	Fixed	Kevin Tian	ld01: line 149: file: not found; FAIL - ld failed to build a shared object	ld01: line 75: gcc: not found	PASS after copying 'file' utility to SDK profile but I'm not sure whether we want to pull this into SDK profile.	[bug676]
ldd	Fixed	Kevin Tian	ldd01: line 99: file: not found; ldd01: line 100: ldd: not found	dd01: line 99: gcc: not found	PASS after copying 'ldd' utility to SDK profile ldd package is actually generated already. this one is good to be included into SDK profile as a development utility	[bug676]
chroot01	Fixed	Kevin Tian	Received unexpected error - 13 : Permission denied	PASS	this case expects an -EPERM (if /var is set with 755 permission bits), but not sure why SDK image in M2 has the permission bits of /var as 0700 which results -EACCES returned. latest master has no this issue. will monitor in later tests.	n/a
mtest06	Fixed	Kevin Tian	caught unexpected signal - 11 --- exiting	same error in lsb	PASS in 01/11 nightly test will recheck in next milestone test	n/a
at_deny01	Fixed	Kevin Tian	TCONF  : at command not found on system	at_deny01: line 194: /etc/init.d/atd: not found	similar reason as cron_deny01, that we don't have a right environment for normal user to use at.	[bug675] bug5
at_allow01	Fixed	Kevin Tian	TCONF  : at command not found on system	at_allow01: line 185: /etc/init.d/atd: not found	similar reason as cron_deny01, that we don't have a right environment for normal user to use at.	[bug675] bug5
cron	NAB	Kevin Tian	cron_tests.sh: line 102: crontab: not found; tail: cannot open `/var/log/messages' for reading: No such file or directory	crontab activity not recorded in /var/log/messages.	in yocto crontab is recorded in /var/log/sysctl	n/a
ioctl03	NAB	Kevin Tian	Error Opening /dev/net/tun: No such file or directory	Error Opening /dev/net/tun: No such file or directory	tun is an optional kernel feature, not included in the kernel config for current profile	n/a
unzip01	NAB	Kevin Tian	unzip output differs from expected output. Details	PASS	busybox has a different output format	n/a
syslog01	NAB	Kevin Tian	/etc/init.d/syslog: /etc/syslog.conf: line 2: *.crit: not found; /var/log/maillog no such log file	PASS	n/a	n/a
syslog02	NAB	Kevin Tian	/etc/init.d/syslog: /etc/syslog.conf: line 2: mail.emerg: not found; /var/log/maillog no such log file	PASS	n/a	n/a
syslog03	NAB	Kevin Tian	/etc/init.d/syslog: /etc/syslog.conf: line 2: daemon.info: not found; /var/log/messages no such log file	PASS	n/a	n/a
syslog04	NAB	Kevin Tian	/etc/init.d/syslog: /etc/syslog.conf: line 2: user.info: not found; /var/log/messages no such log file	PASS	n/a	n/a
syslog05	NAB	Kevin Tian	/etc/init.d/syslog: /etc/syslog.conf: line 2: user.info: not found; /var/log/messages no such log file	PASS	n/a	n/a
syslog07	NAB	Kevin Tian	/etc/init.d/syslog: /etc/syslog.conf: line 2: user.debug: not found; grep: /var/log/messages: No such file or directory	PASS	n/a	n/a
syslog08	NAB	Kevin Tian	/etc/init.d/syslog: /etc/syslog.conf: line 2: user.info: not found; /var/log/messages no such log file	PASS	n/a	n/a
syslog09	NAB	Kevin Tian	/etc/init.d/syslog: /etc/syslog.conf: line 2: user.debug: not found; /var/log/messages no such log file	PASS	n/a	n/a
syslog10	NAB	Kevin Tian	/etc/init.d/syslog: /etc/syslog.conf: line 2: user.debug: not found; /var/log/messages no such log file	PASS	n/a	n/a
tar	NAB	Kevin Tian	tar_tests.sh: line 172: file: not found; tar: zcvf option failed to create a compressed tar file	PASS	busybox supports less options than standard tar	n/a
gzip01	NAB	Kevin Tian	gzip: invalid option -- 'r'	PASS	busybox doesn't support "-r" option	n/a
cpio	NAB	Kevin Tian	cpio: invalid option -- 'o'	PASS	busybox doesn't support "-o" option	n/a
logrotate	NAB	Kevin Tian	INIT: command logrotate not found	PASS	n/a	n/a
file	NAB	Kevin Tian	file_test.sh: line 162: file: not found	home/root/ltp/ltp/tmp/cprog: cannot open `/home/root/ltp/ltp/tmp/cprog' (No such file or directory); file09 9 TBROK  : rpm command broke. Reason:warning: Could not canonicalize hostname: qemux86; error: Could not open /usr/src/rpm/SRPMS/cprog-0.0.7-3.src.rpm: No such file or directory	two reasons for LSB failure: a) LTP's own problem - there's no check whether /usr/src/rpm/SRPM exists or not, which contributes to "No such file or directory" error; b) rpm5 has different output as rpm.org. "RPM v3.0 bin" is generated while "RPM v3.0 src" is expected	n/a
open08	NAB	Kevin Tian	unexpected error - 13 : Permission denied - expected 21	PASS	n/a	n/a
mmapstress06	NAB	Kevin Tian	mmapstress06: errno = 12; large mmap failed for this test to run, it needs a mmap space of 32769 pages	same in lsb	PASS with "-m 512". not enough free memory. at least 128M is required.	n/a
mtest06_2	NAB	Kevin Tian	main(): mmap(): Cannot allocate memory	same error in lsb	PASS by enlarging memory size to 1278M, because this test case requires 1G free memory	n/a
cron_deny01	NAB	Kevin Tian	Could not add test user c01_user to system	/bin/sh: cron_deny01: not found	SDK profile doesn't contain cron; LSB profile has multiple issues: 1) lsb's own error (use /var/spool/cron/deny while /etc/cron.deny is expected by cronie) 2) PATH contains ending colon which results "cron_deny01 not found" error 3) cronie itself lacks of necessary files and permissions to support non-root user using crontab	[bug672] [bug673]
cron_allow01	NAB	Kevin Tian	cron_allow01: line 200: useradd: not found	/bin/sh: cron_allow01: not found	same reason as cron_deny01	[bug672] [bug673]
cron02	NAB	Kevin Tian	cron02: line 79: useradd: not found;Could not add test user c01_user to system	/bin/sh: cron_pos_tests.sh: not found	same reason as cron_deny01 and one more specific reason. LTP cron test assumes vixie-cron behavior, which allows any user to use crontab if there's no /etc/cron.deny and /etc/cron.allow. cronie however enforces the reverse, that only superuser is allowed under that condition. LTP test case needs to be enhanced to explicitly set cron.allow before the test.	report to LTP [bug672] [bug673]
cron_dirs_checks01	NAB	Kevin Tian	FAIL: /etc/cron.d. Could not obtain directory status	FAIL: /etc/cron.d. Could not obtain directory status	lack of necessary directories, like cron.monthly, ... but there's also one known issue. this case requires no write permission for group/other users, however we have to keep write permission for crontab user for /var/spool/cron to make crontab working correctly. So this case is known to fail in the future too	[bug672] [bug673]
su01	NAB	Kevin Tian	su01: line 175: userdel: not found	sh: /home/root/ltp/ltp/testcases/bin/su01_s1: not found	su01_s1 uses '/usr/bin/expect' as the interpreter, which I don't think needs to add into yocto. so this will remain as a failure there's one issue though, that /bin/sh is still linked to busybox even when bash is included in LSB profile, which makes the error message inaccurate. with bash the error becomes "/usr/bin/expect: bad interpreter"	[bug674]
sysctl03	NAB	Kevin Tian	TWARN  : this test's results are based on potentially undocumented behavior in the kernel. read the NOTE in the source file for more details	TWARN  : this test's results are based on potentially undocumented behavior in the kernel. read the NOTE in the source file for more details	TWARN is not a failure, especially in this case sysctl03 throws out the warning when the kernel version >2.6.32. since we have 2.6.37, this is expected	n/a