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#!/bin/sh
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## File: runalltests.sh ##
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## Description: This script just calls runltp now, and is being phased out. ##
## If you rely on this script for automation reasons, please ##
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## History Subrata Modak <subrata@linuc.vnet.ibm.com> changed the code ##
## to include testing other testcases which are not run by ##
## default, 08/09/2008 ##
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echo "*******************************************************************"
echo "*******************************************************************"
echo "** **"
echo -e "** This script is being re-written to cover all aspects of **"
echo -e "** testing LTP, which includes running all those tests which **"
echo -e "** are not run by default with ./runltp script. Special setup **"
echo -e "** in system environment will be done to run all those tests **"
echo -e "** like the File System tests, SELinuxtest, etc **"
echo "** **"
echo "*******************************************************************"
echo "*******************************************************************"