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<li>You need  '''make''', '''libtirpc''' and '''libtirpc-devel''' in order to run the tests, if it is not already installed.
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Revision as of 12:25, 29 November 2019

Description

This test case tests kernel using the kernel regression test suite. For details about the test suite, see https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/KernelTestingInitiative.

Setup

  1. Ensure the gcc, git and python3-fedora packages are installed. For submission of test results make sure you have the package python3-fedora installed.
  2. $ sudo dnf install gcc git python3-fedora
    
  3. Clone the kernel-tests repository:
    $ git clone https://pagure.io/kernel-tests.git
    
  4. You need make, libtirpc,libtirpc-devel and policycoreutils-python-utils in order to run the tests, if it is not already installed.
    $ sudo dnf install make libtirpc libtirpc-devel policycoreutils-python-utils
    
  5. Allow testsuite to make their heap memory executable
    $ sudo semanage boolean -m --on selinuxuser_execheap
    
  6. cd into the kernel-tests directory
    $ cd kernel-tests
    
  7. Configure automatic submission of the test results and your FAS username:
    $ cp config.example .config
    $ vim .config
    

    Look for lines with "submit=" and "username=" and set these settings to "submit=authenticated" and "username=<your FAS login without quotes>".

How to test

  1. Run the default test suite:
    $ sudo ./runtests.sh
    
  2. Run the performance test suite:
    $ sudo ./runtests.sh -t performance
    
  3. Turn SELinux boolean selinuxuser_execheap back to default state.
    $ sudo semanage boolean -m --off selinuxuser_execheap
    

Expected Results

  1. Both runs of the test suite should result in PASS.