Table A-3 Advanced Dialog Box Descriptions|
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Sets all options for all tests to the settings made at the system level. Supersedes the group-specific and device-level option settings in favor of the options set at the global level. |
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Supersedes the device-level test options in favor of the group options. The System Override option supersedes this option. |
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Protects specific group options from being changed from the options set at the system level (the System Override option supersedes this option). |
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Protects device-level options from being changed from options set at the group or system level (the System Override and Group Override options supersede this option). |
Table A-4 Auto Configuration Dialog Box Descriptions
The Help button displays a dialog box with Auto Configuration information and instructions.
The Auto Configuration feature is only available from the SunVTS CDE UI.
Table A-5 Connect to Host Dialog Box Descriptions|
Item |
Description |
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Specifies the hostname of the system to which you want to connect. The host you specify must be running the SunVTS kernel (the same version as the local UI), and you must have permission. |
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Displays the list of hosts that this UI has connected to, making them available for future connections. This list is cleared when you quit SunVTS. |
Table A-6 Deterministic Scheduler Dialog Box Descriptions
The Help button displays a dialog box with Deterministic Scheduler information and instructions.
The Deterministic Scheduler is only available from the SunVTS CDE UI.
Table A-7 Notify Dialog Box Descriptions
Table A-8 Option Files Dialog Box Descriptions|
Item |
Description |
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Opens the Option Files dialog box. Use this dialog box to name and store a SunVTS configuration for future use. Later, you can open this dialog box to select and load an option file for quick SunVTS configuration. |
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Displays the list of option files, from which you choose to load, or remove. |
Table A-9 Schedule Dialog Box Descriptions|
Item |
Description |
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Eliminates the need to use the Start button to start a SunVTS testing session. To use this option see "Using the Auto-Start Feature". |
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Runs only one pass of each selected test. |
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Sets the maximum number of test instances that can be run concurrently on the machine being tested. |
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Sets the number of tests you want to run at the same time in the same group. |
Table A-10 Test Execution Dialog Box Descriptions|
Item |
Description |
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Runs certain functional mode tests in stress mode, working the selected devices harder than non-stress mode functional testing. Note: This option will be removed in a future version of SunVTS. |
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Displays verbose messages in the SunVTS messages window. |
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When enabled, creates a core file when a test session results in a core dump. When Core File is disabled, a core file is not created. Instead, a message is displayed and logged, indicating the signal that caused the failure. |
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When disabled, SunVTS stops testing when an error is encountered. When enabled, SunVTS continues to run until the Max errors value is reached. |
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Specifies the maximum number of test passes for all selected devices. The default is 0 (zero) which means there is no limit. |
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(Only enabled when the Run On Error option is enabled) Specifies the maximum number of allowable errors before stopping the test session. The default is 0 (zero) which directs the SunVTS kernel to continue testing in the event of all errors. |
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Specifies the time limit, in minutes, that a test session can run. The default is 0 (zero) which means there is no time limit. |
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Delay Time |
Specifies, in seconds, the amount of time to pause between execution of a test. This option results in differing test behavior based on the level for which this option is specified: System level--the delay is performed between the execution of all selected tests. Group level--the delay is performed between the execution of selected tests in this group. Device level--the delay is performed between the execution of the test for this device.
Select a value from 0 to 60. Zero (0), the default, performs no delay. This option offers testing convenience for tests such as graphic device tests, where adding a delay between test execution provides a period of time for you make selections in the SunVTS main window. |
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Specifies the number of instances to run each scalable test. |

Except for the lower buttons, this menu is different for each device. For descriptions of each different Test Parameter Options Dialog Box, refer to the SunVTS Test Reference Manual.
Table A-11 Test Parameter Options Dialog Box Descriptions (Generic Lower Buttons)
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Item |
Description |
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Only available on multiprocessor systems, used to specify on which processor you want to run all tests. To select the specific processor, click the processor number. If no processor is specified, the operating system randomly distributes testing among all the processors. Note: when you use random distribution, you cannot verify that all processors have been tested. |
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Provides the means to apply the settings:
The option settings are only applied to one instance of the test. |
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Provides the means to apply the settings globally:
The option settings are applied to all instances. |
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Reset |
Returns the option values to their default settings and closes the test parameter option menu. |
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Cancel |
Ignores any changes made to option values and closes the test parameter option menu. |

Table A-12 Threshold Dialog Box Descriptions
Table A-13 Trace Test Dialog Box Descriptions|
Item |
Description |
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Displays the tests that are available to select for tracing. |
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Console/File button |
Specifies whether to send the trace messages to the message panel, or to the trace file (/var/opt/SUNWvts/logs/sunvts.trace). |
The Trace mode dialog box is only available from the SunVTS CDE or OPENLOOK UI.