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Subject: Re: Call for non i386/amd64 testers for tmpfs
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Björn König wrote:
> Xin LI wrote:
> 
>> I'd like to request that some owners of non-i386/amd64 boxes to test
>> sys/modules/tmpfs and report if it would work correctly on other
>> architectures, [...]
> 
> I built and used the module on arm architecture without problems. The
> board has 64 MB RAM and 512 MB swap via NFS. I ran the bonnie benchmark on
> that filesystem with a 256 MB test file successfully.

Thanks!

> Do you want a certain scenario to be tested?

More comprehensive testing would be appreciated, but I think I have a 
good reason enabling the module build on arm :-)

Cheers,