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icastats_test appears to fail in a chroot, running as root #22
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This is a chroot, on a z/VM guest, z13. |
Hi, hw support for public key crypto ops is available via the cex crypto adapters. If no crypto adapter is available, there is a sw fallback (libcrypto). In your scenario, the rsa op was performed in sw (1 in sw column). However, the test case should still pass for its only purpose is to check if the counting is working. There seems to be an inconsistency i.e., the testcase detects hw is available and expects hw counter increasing, but the rsa op is done in sw. (1) Is /sys/ available in the chroot environment ? Im asking, because the test parses /sys/ to check if hw is available. The check seems to be positive, so hw counter is expected to increase. The rsa op is later done in sw, indicating that no adapter could be opened. |
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Yes, i agree (i leave this issue open until this is fexed). Do you know if your kernel has the ap device driver still as a module or is it built-in ? |
No idea, but if you tell me the config key to check, I can trivially check all ubuntu supported configs for that. That test was done on a v4.15 kernel i believe. |
v4.15 kernel ap dd is not buildable as a module anymore, its built -in. |
I'm in a chroot running the test suite as root.
It appears that running icastats_test causes RSA-ME to be used and thus fail the test... or something like that, no?
I think original / first failure was .... 90' but can't remember now for sure, logs lost.
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