leam wrote:
I just read the "Putting Linux reliability to the test" article on IBM's developerWorks site, and it references the "Linux Test Project".
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/library/l-rel/?ca=dgr-lnxw01LTP
http://ltp.sourceforge.net/ltphowto.php#1
I'm not overly familier with test suites, are there others we can run against our systems and help provide data? Are there particularly useful test sequences we can run?
I've had a cursory look at the contents of the latter (second link in the above message).
Though it's obviously for developers, I wonder if an ordinary user like myself
(non-programmer) might use / find this of use, and perhaps provide some feedback?
IMHO, though I am on a standalone machine connected to the Internet, and not
running server, it appears that some of the tests *could* return useful information
on the state and performance of my hardware... am I correct in so assuming?
Elton 8>\ ( <---.... somewhat confused penguin emoticon)
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