Date: Wed, 20 Aug 97 23:20:25 -0700 From: "Mike Burgett" <mburgett@awen.com> To: "hardware@freebsd.org" <hardware@freebsd.org> Subject: Further K6 testing... Message-ID: <199708210620.XAA04677@dragon.awen.com>
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I've been running a modified version of the Linux 'burnit' script, that compiles the kernel over and over and over... It uses a '-j4' argument to make, to be sure the processor usage is kept high (mine ran between about 2.5 and 3.5, depending on exactly where it was in the loop, and what else was going on...) Wed Aug 20 05:44:29 PDT 1997 FAILED: 0/0 Wed Aug 20 05:47:16 PDT 1997 FAILED: 0/1 Wed Aug 20 05:49:53 PDT 1997 FAILED: 0/2 Wed Aug 20 05:52:29 PDT 1997 FAILED: 0/3 Wed Aug 20 05:55:06 PDT 1997 FAILED: 0/4 Wed Aug 20 05:57:41 PDT 1997 FAILED: 0/5 Wed Aug 20 06:00:17 PDT 1997 FAILED: 0/6 Wed Aug 20 06:02:53 PDT 1997 FAILED: 0/7 Wed Aug 20 06:05:28 PDT 1997 FAILED: 0/8 Wed Aug 20 06:08:04 PDT 1997 FAILED: 0/9 [ ... some 17 hours later ... ] Wed Aug 20 22:44:45 PDT 1997 FAILED: 0/391 Wed Aug 20 22:47:20 PDT 1997 FAILED: 0/392 Wed Aug 20 22:49:55 PDT 1997 FAILED: 0/393 Wed Aug 20 22:52:31 PDT 1997 FAILED: 0/394 Wed Aug 20 22:55:07 PDT 1997 FAILED: 0/395 Wed Aug 20 22:57:44 PDT 1997 FAILED: 0/396 Wed Aug 20 23:00:20 PDT 1997 FAILED: 0/397 Wed Aug 20 23:02:56 PDT 1997 FAILED: 0/398 Wed Aug 20 23:05:33 PDT 1997 FAILED: 0/399 Wed Aug 20 23:08:09 PDT 1997 FAILED: 0/400 This is on the configuration I posted earlier, with the chip marked "B 9731FPAW" If anyone is interested in a copy of the modified 'burnit' script, drop me a line and I'll send you a copy... Thanks, Mike
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