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Red Hat Product Errata RHBA-2009:1234 - Bug Fix Advisory
Issued:
2009-08-27
Updated:
2009-08-27

RHBA-2009:1234 - Bug Fix Advisory

  • Overview
  • Updated Packages

Synopsis

new package: v7

Type/Severity

Bug Fix Advisory

Red Hat Lightspeed patch analysis

Identify and remediate systems affected by this advisory.

View affected systems

Topic

A new package, v7, is now available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 and Red
Hat Enterprise Linux 5. v7 replaces hts in the Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Hardware Certification (hwcert) test suite replaces hts for certifying
hardware for use with Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

Description

v7, the test portion of hwcert, verifies the compatibility of hardware
devices. Each v7 test run builds a results database for submission to Red
Hat's hardware catalog as an RPM package.

v7 fixes these bugs:

  • when no displays were connected, the video test presented a

"FreeFontPath" error. (BZ#316581)

  • htc reported the BIOS manufacturer as the machine manufacturer even when

this was wrong. (BZ#460940)

  • suspend tests failed with a "could not verify suspend" error. (BZ#466703)
  • the profiler test failed with a "no sample file found" error due to an

apparent resource collision. (BZ#476690)

  • the profiler test returned "/bin/umount /dev/oprofile" errors although

the test was passed. (BZ#478498)

  • the "--help" option displayed mis-aligned text due to an extra tab.

(BZ#480285)

  • hts did not verify all command line arguments. (BZ#480723)
  • executing the plan or run command resulted in the "could not detect

devices via HAL, using Kudzu" Note presenting twice. (BZ#481258)

  • hts presented debugging information at the console without the "--debug"

option being set. (BZ#482861)

  • if test sources were deleted, the info test threw an OSError exception

when it tried to copy the deleted sources. (BZ#482890)

  • the cpuscaling test failed when no CPU flags were available. This caused

the test to fail on Itanium architectures. (BZ#483024)

  • "hts help" listed an obsolete "discover" option. (BZ#485705)
  • the USB test asked "How many unused USB sockets are there?" but the test

requires all USB ports (used or unused) be tested. (BZ#488582)

  • hts started the kudzu list by putting a fake device on the list. On

certain systems this caused a traceback error when the "v7 submit" command
was run. (BZ#503857)

  • running the info test produced a blank hardware.log file. This blank file

caused "unknown kernel" and "unknown platform" errors when attempting to
upload the resultant rpm to a catalog. (BZ#505432)

  • the v7 rpm package was found to not deprecate hts. This was corrected

before release; installing v7 obsoletes hts as expected. (BZ#505477)

  • when v7 was used on a fully-virtualized instance of Red Hat Enterprise

Linux running in domU on an Itanium architecture, testing paused to ask the
user for vendor and model information. (BZ#505806)

  • a typo in the fully-virtualized tests caused traceback errors. (BZ#506542)
  • binary files produced by the info and audio tests were not included in

the results database. (BZ#507370)

  • under Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4, hts failed to find CD-ROM devices. (BZ#508136)
  • the "--device" option was ignored. (BZ#512475)
  • the v7 results rpm package did not include the sysreport tar ball,

causing the catalog to reject the package. (BZ#514959)

  • hardware.log data was changed from kudzu format to hal although the

catalog does not yet recognize hal formatting. (BZ#514961)

  • under Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.4, the catalog did not recognise the

memory test's hardware.log. (BZ#515294)

  • the Blu-ray test (see below) ran incorrectly. (BZ#516082)

v7 also adds these enhancements.

  • v7 now adds pre-configured kickstart files to speed up and automate Red

Hat Enterprise Linux 4.8 and 5.3 installation. (BZ#230285)

  • v7 targets controllers rather than block devices, significantly reducing

multi-disk test times. (BZ#437866)

  • v7 now includes Blu-ray testing under Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.

(BZ#445164)

  • pre-installed, fully-virtualized images of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.3

for multiple architectures are available with v7. (BZ#485837)

  • the v7 audio test checks now include codec information (as well as

available sound card names or models). (BZ#460979)

  • fully-virtualized tests can now download remote images if local

images are unavailable. (BZ#506169)

For more detail regarding these changes see the Technical Notes linked to
in the References section below.

Anyone seeking to certify hardware for use with Red Hat Enterprise Linux,
should install this new package.

Solution

Before applying this update, make sure that all previously-released
errata relevant to your system have been applied.

This update is available via Red Hat Network. Details on how to use
the Red Hat Network to apply this update are available at
http://kbase.redhat.com/faq/docs/DOC-11259

Affected Products

  • Red Hat Hardware Certification Test Suite 5 x86_64
  • Red Hat Hardware Certification Test Suite 5 ppc
  • Red Hat Hardware Certification Test Suite 5 ia64
  • Red Hat Hardware Certification Test Suite 5 i386
  • Red Hat Hardware Certification Test Suite 4 x86_64
  • Red Hat Hardware Certification Test Suite 4 ppc
  • Red Hat Hardware Certification Test Suite 4 ia64
  • Red Hat Hardware Certification Test Suite 4 i386

Fixes

  • BZ - 230285 - FEAT: request for configured kickstart file which includes the min. hts package set
  • BZ - 316581 - [hts-5.1.1][x86_64][video][RHEL5.1] - Video FAILED xstatus command
  • BZ - 445164 - FEAT: CDROM test should test Blu-ray Discs in rhel5
  • BZ - 460940 - 'hts discover' is using the BIOS manufacturer name for the system manufactuer
  • BZ - 460979 - Can HTS log the audio codec info?
  • BZ - 466703 - suspend test fails due to Error: could not verify suspend
  • BZ - 476690 - HTS-5.3-9 Profiler Test Fails
  • BZ - 478498 - hts-5.3-12 profiler test shows errors in passing test
  • BZ - 480285 - The interpretation of "Version" is not align with others in hts help page
  • BZ - 480723 - HTS should verify all the arguments in command line
  • BZ - 481258 - hts-5.3-15.el4 show double Note info with plan and run commands
  • BZ - 482861 - HTS needs some console output clean-up
  • BZ - 482890 - deletion of test sources causes info test traceback
  • BZ - 483024 - cpuscaling test fails when no CPU flags are available
  • BZ - 503857 - traceback on v7 submit command
  • BZ - 505477 - New v7 RPM should depricate hts rpm
  • BZ - 506169 - fv_* tests should support multiple image options
  • BZ - 506542 - fv_all, fv_network test traceback
  • BZ - 507370 - v7's results.xml testing database does not contain associated files from info an audio tests.
  • BZ - 512475 - v7 cli doesn't seem to respond to --device command
  • BZ - 514959 - v7 results rpm is missing sysreport tar ball
  • BZ - 515294 - kudzu output in the hardware.log of v7 on RHEL5.4 is missing the memory data
  • BZ - 516082 - bluray test fails when manually-planned via the --add command

CVEs

(none)

References

  • http://redhat.com/docs/en-US/Red_Hat_Enterprise_Linux_Hardware_Certification/v7-1.0/html-single/Technical_Notes
Note: More recent versions of these packages may be available. Click a package name for more details.

Red Hat Hardware Certification Test Suite 5

SRPM
v7-1.0-15.el5.src.rpm SHA-256: da2b0bc39372ba63c39ea4aa695dc39d93b6bdeb1a94a9d3135b1219421276cd
x86_64
v7-1.0-15.el5.noarch.rpm SHA-256: d1de28fd36ac3640413ee41c42e6a9a003314693a5785dd999fca765ee1fa76c
ppc
v7-1.0-15.el5.noarch.rpm SHA-256: d1de28fd36ac3640413ee41c42e6a9a003314693a5785dd999fca765ee1fa76c
ia64
v7-1.0-15.el5.noarch.rpm SHA-256: d1de28fd36ac3640413ee41c42e6a9a003314693a5785dd999fca765ee1fa76c
i386
v7-1.0-15.el5.noarch.rpm SHA-256: d1de28fd36ac3640413ee41c42e6a9a003314693a5785dd999fca765ee1fa76c

Red Hat Hardware Certification Test Suite 4

SRPM
v7-1.0-15.el4.src.rpm SHA-256: d57c6b8a599a28c77bf6fb07299ff7fe026e831edd485d2dc70b0def9660c8f0
x86_64
v7-1.0-15.el4.noarch.rpm SHA-256: 661725f0ef06bf215525c27fc8f5d22c63715ec8e706d4174e8603646c496c27
ppc
v7-1.0-15.el4.noarch.rpm SHA-256: 661725f0ef06bf215525c27fc8f5d22c63715ec8e706d4174e8603646c496c27
ia64
v7-1.0-15.el4.noarch.rpm SHA-256: 661725f0ef06bf215525c27fc8f5d22c63715ec8e706d4174e8603646c496c27
i386
v7-1.0-15.el4.noarch.rpm SHA-256: 661725f0ef06bf215525c27fc8f5d22c63715ec8e706d4174e8603646c496c27

The Red Hat security contact is secalert@redhat.com. More contact details at https://access.redhat.com/security/team/contact/.

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