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16 lines
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DSKTEST
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Filed as {eris}<lisp*>library>dsktest.*
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Not for customer release
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Designed and written by Richard Burton
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With modifications by Tayloe Stansbury
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DSKTEST is a package designed to test the reliability of file systems. Given a file device to test, it writes, deletes, and changes files. DSKTEST files consist of some header information followed by a sequence of characters which can be computed from the header. After each operation, DSKTEST checks the length and contents of all its files.
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The simplest way to run DSKTEST is to call
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(DSKTEST host&dir)
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That will cause DSKTEST to run indefinitely. There are also options to make it stop after a certain number of iterations, to make it keep a log, and to make it replay such a log. After DSKTEST has run long enough, stop it by hitting control-E. To get rid of the test files, call
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(DELETETESTFILES host&dir)
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That will delete only those files created by DSKTEST. |