To get a system that autimatically installs every build we need to be able to control on/off, reboot, boot-list and ability to boot from ISO, either by PXE (network boot) or IDE-R (redirected IDE (ability to boot from an ISO-file on the network)), to be able to test more then just install we need some sort of scripting possibility like SOL (Serial Over Ethernet)
I would encourage you to use regularly download the latest build from http://reactos.org/getbuilds/ and burn it to a CD-RW and hook your old computer to your newer with a serial cable and record your installation log on your new computer with a terminal program like RealTerm http://realterm.sourceforge.net/ and then post the results to someone willing to deal with it on the irc channel or on the ReactOS-Dev mailinglist. ________________________________________________ Jan Blomqvist Kinander (Jaix Bly) Tel: +46 472 269932, Fax: +46 472 260980 Cell: +46 704 283980, E-Mail: jan.blomqvist@reactos.org
ReactOS Development List ros-dev@reactos.org wrote on Mon, February 6th, 2012, 8:06 PM:
Hi there,
this is one thing where i can be useful :)
i have a Pentium I storing dust here, and i wonder i i could set it up for automated real hardware tests.....
yeah, i know its a too slow system, but.... more than nothing :)
On Mon, Feb 6, 2012 at 6:44 PM, Jan Blomqvist Kinander < jan.blomqvist@reactos.org> wrote:
PXE does the job only for installation but not for testing after that, then we need SOL to be able to do more then just install.
Ros should be able to do PXE boot, isn't that sufficient?
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