I tried it a few times, the results didn't save for a few results due to not being able to fully regenerate the scripts... might be a good idea to add a test that checks for the dependencies of the build tests, especially since each system has different packages and it will effect the accuracy of the results... just try compiling php when you don't have bison installed, and you'll see what i mean.
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Originally posted by Thetargos View Post- How are you planning to deal with root-specific tasks such as hdparm and detailed information on lspci?
- What other graphics applications do you plan to support?
- Do you envision some sort of dedicated 3D "demo" application to be used specifically with the suite to not depend on other external apps?
- Tons of other graphics applications... Laminar Research should be contributing a profile for X-Plane plus we'll be making profiles or the developers themselves for practically every other benchmark-capable Linux graphics app out there.
- Can you elaborate on your third point?Michael Larabel
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Originally posted by Michael View Post- Using gksu/kdesu I think is how we'll handle it.
- Tons of other graphics applications... Laminar Research should be contributing a profile for X-Plane plus we'll be making profiles or the developers themselves for practically every other benchmark-capable Linux graphics app out there.
- Can you elaborate on your third point?
Originally posted by SavageX View PostActually for the third point ("3D 'demo' application") I think one could take Nexuiz, strip out the not-so-demanding levels (leaving the levels with rain, reflective/refractive water, terrain etc. etc.) and unused music and come up with a much slimmer minimal version tailored towards torturing graphics card.Last edited by Melcar; 03 April 2008, 08:30 AM.
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Actually for the third point ("3D 'demo' application") I think one could take Nexuiz, strip out the not-so-demanding levels (leaving the levels with rain, reflective/refractive water, terrain etc. etc.) and unused music and come up with a much slimmer minimal version tailored towards torturing graphics card.
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Originally posted by Melcar View PostQuestion. What's stopping the user from manually altering his/her results and then submitting that altered file to the PTS boards?Michael Larabel
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Great new folks!
it looks like Lightsmark will be ported to Linux (very soon, according to the developer) and integrated with PTS.
Michael Larabel
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Vadi:
SPECViewPerf will have a profile soon... It's only issue is requiring csh and freeglut to build. To build freeglut you need a number of additional dependencies, so its quite a bit of scripting to get it all running within the PTS environment. However, for this profile it may need to rely upon the distribution's packaging system for now.Michael Larabel
https://www.michaellarabel.com/
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