How to run ZFS tests on VM environment

Note : If you already created dilos_BASE BE according the instruction, and there is no any new tested stable version, just execute the following command:

beadm activate dilos_BASE

In other case if you have already the dilos_ISO_orig BE - make the command:

beadm activate dilos_ISO_orig

Then reboot and start the instruction from the section Step 6. Prepare VM for Tests Running:

reboot

If you have no one of these 2 BEs then start the instruction from the beginning.

Note : Create ztest user if you forgot to do it according the instruction:

sudo useradd -m -d /var/ztest -g staff -s /bin/bash ztest

sudo passwd ztest

echo "ztest ALL=(ALL:ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL" >> /etc/sudoers.d/ztest

Note : If you already did it on the previous step when preparing VM to run, then you can skip this step and go to the next one.

Note : You can run tests with the special test script. The script can be created with any text editor or by executing the following command:

ztest@zone:~# cat > z.sh <<EOT

#!/bin/bash

LOG="/var/tmp/zfstest.\$(date +%F-%T).txt"

ipa=\$(sudo ifconfig | grep -A 1 vmxnet3s0 | sed '1d; s/^[ \\t]*inet[ \\t]*//; s/[ \\t]*netmask.*\$//')

sudo /sbin/zpool destroy testpool

sudo -E /usr/sbin/svcadm disable -s svc:/system/fmd:default

sudo -E find /var/fm/fmd -type f -exec rm {} \\;

sudo -E /usr/sbin/svcadm enable svc:/system/fmd:default

# we need 3 x 8G drives with 512b sector size

export DISKS="\$1 \$2 \$3"

export KEEP="rpool data"

export ZFS_USE_ONLY_DISKS=yes

#remove partition on disks

for D in \$DISKS

do

sudo -E /usr/bin/dd if=/dev/null of=/dev/dsk/\${D}p0 bs=512 count=512K

done

# cleanup drives before tests:

sudo -E /sbin/zpool create -f test123321 \$DISKS

sudo -E /sbin/zpool destroy test123321

sudo -E rm -rf /tmp/mnt* /tmp/ufs.* /tmp/log.* /tmp/tmp.* /tmp/rst* /tmp/tmpfs*

test -d /var/tmp/test_results && sudo rm -rf /var/tmp/test_results

sudo -E /usr/sbin/devfsadm -C

uname -a > \${LOG}

echo "IP Address : \${ipa}" >> \${LOG}

echo "" >> \${LOG}

echo "Disk IDs : \$DISKS" 2>&1 | /usr/bin/tee -a \${LOG}

# run tests

/bin/ksh /opt/zfs-tests/bin/zfstest \$* 2>&1 | /usr/bin/tee -a /var/tmp/z.tmp

echo "Results Summary" >> \${LOG}

echo "" >> \${LOG}

skip=\$(sed -n '/^SKIP[ \\t]*/p' /var/tmp/z.tmp | sed 's/^SKIP[ \\t]*//; s/[ \\t]*\$//')

fail=\$(sed -n '/^FAIL[ \\t]*/p' /var/tmp/z.tmp | sed 's/^FAIL[ \\t]*//; s/[ \\t]*\$//')

pass=\$(sed -n '/^PASS[ \\t]*/p' /var/tmp/z.tmp | sed 's/^PASS[ \\t]*//; s/[ \\t]*\$//')

total=0

if [ "\${pass}" != "" ]; then

total=\$((\${total} + \${pass}))

fi

if [ "\${fail}" != "" ]; then

total=\$((\${total} + \${fail}))

fi

if [ "\${skip}" != "" ]; then

total=\$((\${total} + \${skip}))

fi

echo "TOTAL TESTS: \$total" >> \${LOG}

sed '1,/Results Summary/d' /var/tmp/z.tmp >> \${LOG}

sudo rm -f /var/tmp/z.tmp

EOT

ztest@zone:~# sed -i '/./!d' z.sh && chmod 777 z.sh

After running of this script you will find the log in the /var/tmp/zfstest.<ISO TIME>.txt file. It will contain information in the format that is used in Test Results.