Phoronix Test Suite 1.0 Release Blockers

[Michael]

This will be fixed in git, thanks.

[apaige]

Not really a blocker, but the openssl benchmark runs all RSA sizes (512, 1024, 2048 and 4096 bits), while PTS only parses the 4096-bit result. The test takes a lot more time to run than necessary. Replacing the benchmark command with the following would run only the 4096-bit test:

./apps/openssl speed [b]rsa4096[/b] -multi $NUM_CPU_CORES" > openssl

[Michael]

Any last minute 1.0 requests?

[Michael]

What's the hold-up here?

Just really low on time... will get it done soon.

[apaige]

I don't understand: is the file smaller? If so, just join two tracks together! What's the hold-up here?

[Michael]

Yes, but it's encoding in half the time of the current file being used.

[apaige]

Well you're already compiling FLAC in the encode-flac profile. You could use the compiled binary to decode the FLAC file. But mostly I want to know if you finally have a correct 16-bit/44.1kHz audio file, WAV or otherwise. Have you downloaded the 16-bit/44.1kHz FLAC files of The Slip yet?

[Michael]

Are you proposing the FLAC is then downloaded every time? I'd prefer not to do that because then they need to convert it back to WAV so more stuff to download. Granted, in most cases PTS will already have downloaded the needed packages.

[apaige]

Any news on this?

[apaige]

No, it hasn't been fixed yet. Anyway, that would be the 24-bit/96kHz version. The 16-bit/44.1kHz FLAC copy is fine. That's the one you should download.