QA Team hardware
Revision as of 14:43, 9 April 2015 by Sergey Bronnikov (talk | contribs)
Why?[edit]
When developers receive testing results, look at bug reports, or discuss technical issues, they may ask you to submit the detailed information about configuration of your computer. This report includes things such as the type of CPU, the kind of memory, and other important hardware specifications. Adding your 'quick link' from here reduces the time which would be wasted if they need ask you to post up additional information, then you getting it and posting it up. It is much faster if you include your link in the bug report/discussion at the beginning. If they do not need it, they need not click on the link. Make sure your hardware is healthy before OpenVZ testing, see Hardware testing for details.
How to add new configuration?[edit]
- Install this application:
rpm -Uvh http://mirror.symnds.com/distributions/gf/el/6/gf/x86_64/gf-release-6-6.gf.el6.noarch.rpm yum install -y hwinfo.x86_64
- Run the command:
hwinfo > openvz_report.txt
- Add the output to http://pastebin.org service or create a gist and add a link to it at the top of the below table. This Python script may be helpful.
| Vendor | Model | Type | Full specification | Person |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Supermicro | na | Server | Specification | User:Sergey Bronnikov |
| Intel | na | Desktop | na | User:Sergey Bronnikov |
| Depo | na | Desktop | na | User:Sergey Bronnikov |
| Dell | PowerEdge R510 | Rackmount Server | dmidecode output | Scott Dowdle |
