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  • Exit Code and command line optionen?

    Hi,

    I have a licence of BurnInTest for Linux.

    And also with this Version it seams that bit* under Linux allways returns with a zero also if a error occurs. This is not normal under Linux and make scripting difficult.
    echo $?

    Are there any command line options? Like --help or -h -?

    with best regards
    Andreas Schockenhoff

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    Currently the exit code is only set if BurnInTest when using the script command "EXIT", we'll keep in mind setting the exit code from other methods of closing BurnInTest for a future update.

    The command line parameters available are;

    -C configname
    BurnInTest will load the config file specified.

    -D duration
    Sets the test duration to the value specified in minutes

    -X duration
    Sets the test duration to the value specified in cycles

    -d
    Enables debug mode which will create a debug.log file in the same directory as the BurnInTest executable

    -S script
    Load the script file specified. Can be used in conjunction with -R to auto start scripts in the GUI version of BurnInTest.

    -R milliseconds
    Automatically start starts test after specified value in milliseconds

    -v
    Print version information and exit

    -K
    Keep the disk test data files on disk when an error is logged. Best used in conjunction with the "Stop on Error" option. This setting will also save the random data blocks used if running the "Random Data" and "Random Data and Seeking"disk tests.

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    • #3
      Thanks

      Originally posted by Tim (PassMark) View Post
      Currently the exit code is only set if BurnInTest when using the script command "EXIT", we'll keep in mind setting the exit code from other methods of closing BurnInTest for a future update.

      The command line parameters available are;
      Thanks -R was the most wanted.

      Exit code in the next update would be nice.

      regards Andreas

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