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ATF Test failure
After a rather lengthy period of build breakage, the amd64 port is now
building successfully. However, some tests are apparently taking a much
longer time to execute, causing the overall execution time for the tests
to exceed the allotted 3 hours. Prior to the breakage, a normal test
pass would require approximately 2.4 hours, while we now exceed 3.0
hours to exdecute just the first 365 tests case (out of 567 total
cases).
I have not compared every test involved to identify which ones are
taking so long to complete. However, one specific test has been
identified. The test case grow_16M_v0_8192 from test program
sbin/resize_ffs/t_grow used to run in approximately 40 seconds, but now
fails to complete in more than 10 minutes - 15 times as long as before.
There were quite a few commits during the build breakage (beginning at
2013-05-02 03:50:08, and ending at 2013-05-04 01:20:00), but most of the
liekly suspects are rump-related. Commits for disklabel, vndcompress,
installboot, and various arm-specific commits are unlikely to be the
culprits here.
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