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File System Driver test query - CETK

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embedinfo - 30 Jun 2008 09:52 GMT
Hi All,

I am running File system driver test on internal flash. By default it
runs test cases from 1001-1010 and 5001-5031. But in the
documentation
there are some more test cases such as 6001-6003 and 8001 and 9001.
Do
I need to run these as well? How come these tests are not present in
the default command line argument of CETK File System Driver Test?

The test cases 6001-6003 and 8001 and 9001 Create, Delete and format
partitions. But I have created partitions in the internal flash using
boot part library (1 BINFS partition and 2 FATFS partitions) One of
the FATFS partition has been mounted as root.

In this case whether test cases 6001-9001 hold good? Becuase as per
as
I know the tests run on the FAT partition where in system.hv file
will
stored. And there is possibilty that test may try deleting .hv file
and fail or corrupt the system.

Has anyone come across this situation?

My second query is out of 31 test cases (5001-5031) 5024, 5025, 5027,
5028, 5029 and 5031 test cases are failing. Does any one know the
reason for this? Becasue of this over result of the test is fail.

FYI,
I am using -zorch and -f options.

Thanks in advance!
Jim Muliawan - 16 Jul 2008 22:09 GMT
Hi,

The default command line is configured in such way because it can run on
both internal and external storage. Some test cases such as do partitioning,
etc. do not apply to all types of media. You can try running those test
cases related to partitions on an external flash card or a Ram drive,
separate from the OS location. You can specify a profile in the command
line.

For example:
-c "-zorch -p RamDisk"
-c "-zorch -p SDMemory"

As for the failing test cases, they all have to do with end-of-media
conditions, and are known issues in pre CE6.0 version of the FAT driver.

Regards,
Jim Muliawan

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