Red Hat Hardware Certification Submitted ---------------------------------------- Product: Red Hat Enterprise Linux Version: 4 Make: make Model: istar Vendor: IBM Category: Server Reporter: pbowen.com File Uploaded: rhr2-istar-Nahant_results-4.noarch.rpm https://bugzilla.redhat.com/hwcert/data/rpms/c2b2033eb1ddd9bea9c0bed459313ad3/rhr2-istar-Nahant_results-4.noarch.rpm Please note the following failures: WARNING: Kickstart file not found for required tests check. FAILED: No MEMORY found in limits file for platform ppc64 0 PASSED INFO 1 PASSED INFO 2 PASSED INFO PASSED NETWORK
This run is for an iStar processor. This covers the models: 820, 830, 840. The actual model for the run was 840. The memory was 1G and processors 1.2. A max memory run of 2G will be attached later. The run uses an acenic card.
Correction: this run uses an e1000 card.
Created attachment 110573 [details] Max MEMORY run Mem: 3900MB
I know how to attach the extra run but right now it thinks the file is empty. Have to go figure that out
This run appears to be incorrect. It is missing many tests. I attempted to upload again but I got an error that a temp file cold nto be deleted.
New Hardware Certification Package Submitted File Uploaded: rhr2-iSstar-Nahant_results-6.noarch.rpm https://bugzilla.redhat.com/hwcert/data/rpms/8e5eccfd3d6a993bc794357a749647fb/rhr2-iSstar-Nahant_results-6.noarch.rpm Please note the following failures: WARNING: Kickstart file not found for required tests check. 0 PASSED INFO PASSED STORAGE PASSED NETWORK PASSED MEMORY PASSED CORE
Submitted a full run. This config should be ready to go now.
Waiting on feedbaqck from Red Hat
Should this be closed as a duplicate of bug 146713? IBM eServer iSeries 820, 830, 840 are already listed as certified.
Need Monza and Pamela to review this to make sure it is not a Dup. I don't think it is.
If it is not a duplicate, please explain the exact models that this ticket is supposed to be certified for. Pamela states above "This run is for an iStar processor. This covers the models: 820, 830, 840." These models are already certified as per my comment above.
Pamela said to close this. I don't seem to have permission to do it.