Howdy,
I wrote a quick script to test the latest wine and linux kernel, to hopefully prevent more regressions like the WoW login bug. The test machine is in a virtualbox vm, so of course graphics tests won't be useful, but the rest should be...
There are already a few results up (in the future, it'll be one per day, but I had to debug). tag is 'ae-lucid-nighkernel': http://test.winehq.org/data/1cd170fd2e0e7df5083e7c66f8422783c57ed256/wine_ae... there are a few test failures that look interesting: kernel32:debugger kernel32:process kernel32:thread kernel32:toolhelp kernel32:virtual ntdll:exception ntdll:info psapi:psapi_main rpcrt4:rpc rpcrt4:server
For the curious, script is at http://winezeug.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/build_script/auto-update-winetest.s...
On Sat, Jul 10, 2010 at 2:25 AM, Austin English austinenglish@gmail.com wrote:
Howdy,
I wrote a quick script to test the latest wine and linux kernel, to hopefully prevent more regressions like the WoW login bug. The test machine is in a virtualbox vm, so of course graphics tests won't be useful, but the rest should be...
There are already a few results up (in the future, it'll be one per day, but I had to debug). tag is 'ae-lucid-nighkernel': http://test.winehq.org/data/1cd170fd2e0e7df5083e7c66f8422783c57ed256/wine_ae... there are a few test failures that look interesting:
rpcrt4:rpc rpcrt4:server
These two test failures were from missing winbind, which I've now installed. The rest seem to be the kernel, however.
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Austin English