HBA certification test prerequisites
CDROM test prerequisites
Hardware
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Software
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Time
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CD-ROM drive
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Test CD-ROM media
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System running SVR5
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SDI target driver for the
CD-ROM device being tested
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15 minutes for all CD-ROM tests
other than the stress test.
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1 hour per iteration of the stress test.
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cdrom test notes
When prompted,
insert the Test CD-ROM media in the drive.
Floppy disk test prerequisites
Hardware
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Software
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Time
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1.2MB or 1.44MB floppy drive
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1.2MB, 1.44MB,
360KB, 720KB floppy disks
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System running SVR5
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Appropriate number of formatted floppy disks
to store approximately 1.6MB of data
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SDI target driver for the floppy disk drive
being tested.
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Approximately 60 minutes for one iteration of the floppy test,
plus the time you define
for the execution of the stress test.
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floppy disk test notes
Insert a UNIX formatted, write-enabled floppy disk
into the drive being tested before starting the tests.
Know which floppy drive is being used for testing
(either drive 0 or drive 1).
Be sure that no filesystem is mounted as /mnt.
The floppy tests expect /mnt to be available
for its use.
Hard disk test prerequisites
Hardware
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Software
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Time
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One hard disk that is not the boot disk.
This is the disk under test.
All data on this disk will be destroyed
by the tests.
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One hard disk controller
(SCSI or non-SCSI,
depending on the disk being tested).
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System running SVR5.
SDI target driver
for the controller being tested.
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SDI target driver for the floppy disk drive
being tested.
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1 hour for all hard disk tests other than the stress test.
The stress test requires about 2 hours.
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Hard disk test notes
The hd tests must be conducted on a hard disk
other than the boot drive,
because absolute read/write operations are performed
and any filesystems present on the disk
will be destroyed.
Manual test prerequisites
Hardware
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Software
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Time
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1 drive for each of the SVR5 installation media
(1/4" tape and CD-ROM)
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1 device (tape, CD-ROM, hard disk)
for each SCSI channel supported by the HBA
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Maximum number of HBAs supported by
the driver being tested
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Maximum number of devices
(tape, CD-ROM, hard disk)
supported by the driver on any one channel
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System running SVR5
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SVR5 distribution media
(tape or CD-ROM)
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HBA driver being tested.
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Target drivers for each peripheral device
being tested with this HBA.
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Variable.
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Manual test notes
The manual tests are different from the other hbacert tests in
that significant setup needs to be done on the system before executing
these tests.
They are still run from the run_tests menu.
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The first nine tests are designed to test whether SVR5 installs
and boots with different configuration of the HBA under test, and
whether devices attached to the HBA under test get recognized
properly.
Detailed instructions for setting up these tests is in the file
mtest/user_guide_mtest.
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The next eight tests are designed to test capabilities of Hot
Pluggable controllers; no manual setup is required for these tests.
All configuration is done from the run_tests menu.
These tests will only run if the controller under test is recognized
by the system as a hot-plug-capable controller.
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Two tests are provided to validate multi-initiator and timeout/reset
support for an HBA to be used in an MPIO or
clustering configuration.
Multi-initiator and timeout/reset capabilities are two features
required for support of MPIO and clustering.
While these tests exercise multi-initiator and timeout/reset
capabilities on the HBA, they are not complete MPIO and
clustering tests.
Setup for these tests is described in
mtest/user_guide_multi_initiator.
SDI extensions test prerequisites
Hardware
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Software
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Time
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One system running SVR5.
If the machine is a multiprocessor machine,
at least two CPUs must be installed.
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Two SDI peripheral devices.
An SDI peripheral device
is one that is controlled by a driver
that conforms to the SDI specification.
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SDI target driver for the peripheral device being tested.
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Approximately 5 minutes for the all scenario.
Scenarios MPUP_01 through MPUP_04 may take
up to 30 minutes each.
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Tape test prerequisites
Hardware
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Software
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Time
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1 tape drive and 1 controller that are to be tested.
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1 cartridge tape for this drive
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System running SVR5
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SDI target driver for the tape device being tested.
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1.5 hours for all tape tests other than the stress test.
Each iteration of the stress test
for a 150MB tape takes about 1.5 hours.
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Precertification test prerequisites
Hardware
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Software
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Time
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System running SVR5
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One floppy drive.
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One floppy disk that contains the
Driver Software Package
for the HBA driver being installed.
None of the drivers in the HBA floppy should be installed on the
system and loaded.
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If the drivers on the floppy have a dependency on one or more
other drivers, those required drivers
must be installed prior to starting the precertification tests.
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All packaging (e.g., pkgadd, etc.) tools must be installed.
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Variable, but usually about 10 minutes per driver.
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Precertification test notes
The precert tests verify that
the DSP is complete and valid.
Insert the floppy that contains the
HBA DSP in the floppy drive
before starting the tests.
The precert tests are run outside of the ETET
environment, so there are no configuration files.
There are two groups of precert tests: automatic and manual.
Setup and execution of the automatic precert tests is
described in:
precert/doc/autohba.doc.
Setup and execution of the manual precert tests is
described in:
precert/doc/manhba.doc.
During testing, you may need to change some of the installation
default settings on the HBA floppy.
This information is found in the file
precert/doc/hba.set.
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OpenServer 6 and UnixWare (SVR5) HDK - June 2005