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Chapter 3
Diagnostics
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NOTE If the current directory is not included in the “PATH” environment variable, replace all “t”
references with “./t”. The test directory for the Service OS is
/opt/intel/bdp/common/iMTA-1.5/
Both runlist and flags are optional. If “t” is run with no command line arguments, all enabled tests are
executed in the order they appear in the module definition list.
Below are examples of valid run lists, assuming the test configuration (which can be displayed with “t -dt”):
Table 1-6 show the tests available to be run with the ‘t’ command.
The above output shows tests and flow/groups. The first column has four characters which can be interpreted
as follows:
For a test:
• Type (G = Generic, U = Utility). Default = G.
• Interactive (I = Interactive, otherwise “-”). Default = “-”.
• Destructive (D = Destrive, otherwise “-”). Default = “-”.
• Disabled (D = Disabled, E = Enabled). Default = E.
For a flow/group:
• Type (S = Serial, P = Parallel, E = Parallel Exact). Default = S.
• OnError (C = Continue, H = Halt, P = Pause, T = Trigger). Default = C.
• Loop (F = Forever, T = Time, N = Number). Default = N.
• Depends on value of the third character (Loop);
If “F”, prints “*”
If “T”, lists the number of minutes
If “N”, lists the number of loops
Table 3-6 Available Modules
2 device - memory
G--E 3 test - Memory Sliding Ones and Zeroes
G--E 4 test - Memory Random Data
G--E 5 test - Memory Address Pattern
6device - CPU
G--E 7 test - Clock Speed
G--E 8 test - MMX instructions
9 device - Drive
G--E 10 test - Physical Disk Sequential Read
G--E 11 test - Physical Disk Sequential WRC