*** FILE TEST 1 ***
*************** Dump of Entire IMFS ***************
/
....dev/
........console (device 0, 0)
***************       End of Dump        ***************
stat of /dev/console
....st_dev     (0xfffe:0x0)
....st_ino     3  may vary by small amount
....mode  = 00020755
....nlink = 1
....uid = 0
....gid = 0
....atime = Fri Jan  1 00:00:00 1988
....mtime = Fri Jan  1 00:00:00 1988
....ctime = Fri Jan  1 00:00:00 1988
....st_blksize 0
....st_blocks  0

mkdir /dev/tty

mkdir /usr
mkdir /etc
mkdir /tmp
mkdir /tmp/..
mkdir /tmp/
mkdir /j/j1
mkdir tmp

rmdir /usr
rmdir /dev
rmdir /fred
rmdir /tmp/bha
unlink /dev/tty
mknod /dev/test_console
mknod /dev/tty/S3
mknod /etc/passwd
mkdir /tmp/my_dir
mkfifo /c/my_dir
mkdir /etc/passwd/j
open /tmp/joel - should fail with ENOENT
open /tmp/j
open returned file descriptor 3
close /tmp/j
close /tmp/j again
unlink /tmp/j
unlink /tmp
create and close /tmp/tom
Attempt to recreate /tmp/tom
create /tmp/john
tcdrain /tmp/john
Attempt to create a file, open in read-only mode and truncate it
Exercise the reentrant version _link_r -- Expect ENOENT
Unlink /tmp/bha using the reentrant version -- OK
mknod with bad type - expect EINVAL
open /tmp/bha in write only mode -- OK
attempt to read from /tmp/bha - expect EINVAL
closing and unlinking /tmp/bha
open /tmp/bha in read only mode -- OK
attempt to read from /tmp/bha - expect EINVAL
closing and unlinking /tmp/bha
attempt to read from an unopened filedes - expect EBADF
attempt to write to an unopened filedes - expect EBADF
mknod /tmp/joel
(0)the first write!!!

rename /tmp/joel to /tmp/drjoel
rename /tmp/drjoel to /tmp/joel
rename /tmp/drjoel to /tmp/joel - Should result in an error since old path is not valid
rename /tmp/joel to /tmp/drjoel/joel - Should result in an error since new path is not valid
changing dir to /tmp
rename joel to drjoel
rename drjoel to joel
creating directory /imfs
creating directory /imfs/hidden_on_mount
mounting filesystem with IMFS_ops at /imfs
creating directory /imfs/test (on newly mounted filesystem)
attempt to rename directory joel to /imfs/test/joel - should fail with EXDEV
changing dir to /
attempt to rename across filesystem, with old path having a parent node
attempt to rename tmp/joel to /imfs/test/joel
End of _rename_r tests
(10)the first write!!!

stat( /tmp/joel ) returned 
....st_dev     (0xfffe:0x0)
....st_ino     15  may vary by small amount
....mode  = 00100700
....nlink = 1
....uid = 0
....gid = 0
....atime = Sat Dec 31 09:00:00 1988
....mtime = Sat Dec 31 09:00:00 1988
....ctime = Sat Dec 31 09:00:00 1988
....st_blksize 0
....st_blocks  0
unlink /tmp/joel
unlink /tmp/joel
mknod /tmp/joel
(514)the first write!!!

(513)the first write!!!

(24)the first write!!!

(2)the first write!!!

(1)the first write!!!

(0)the first write!!!

(0)rst write!!!

(513)the first write!!!

Skipping maximum file size test since max_size is 4329344 bytes
That is likely to be bigger than the available RAM on many targets.
stat( /tmp/joel ) returned 
....st_dev     (0xfffe:0x0)
....st_ino     16  may vary by small amount
....mode  = 00100700
....nlink = 1
....uid = 0
....gid = 0
....atime = Sat Dec 31 09:00:00 1988
....mtime = Sat Dec 31 09:00:00 1988
....ctime = Sat Dec 31 09:00:00 1988
....st_blksize 0
....st_blocks  0
stat of /tmp/j
stat(/tmp/j) returned -1 (errno=2)
....st_dev     (0xfffe:0x0)
....st_ino     3  may vary by small amount
....mode  = 00020755
....nlink = 1
....uid = 0
....gid = 0
....atime = Fri Jan  1 00:00:00 1988
....mtime = Fri Jan  1 00:00:00 1988
....ctime = Fri Jan  1 00:00:00 1988
....st_blksize 0
....st_blocks  0
fopen of /tmp/j
fprintf to /tmp/j
(1) 26 characters written to the file
(2) 26 characters written to the file
(3) 26 characters written to the file
(4) 26 characters written to the file
(5) 26 characters written to the file
....st_dev     (0xfffe:0x0)
....st_ino     17  may vary by small amount
....mode  = 00100644
....nlink = 1
....uid = 0
....gid = 0
....atime = Sat Dec 31 09:00:00 1988
....mtime = Sat Dec 31 09:00:00 1988
....ctime = Sat Dec 31 09:00:00 1988
....st_blksize 0
....st_blocks  0
This is call 1 to fprintf
This is call 2 to fprintf
This is call 3 to fprintf
This is call 4 to fprintf
This is call 5 to fprintf
....st_dev     (0xfffe:0x0)
....st_ino     17  may vary by small amount
....mode  = 00100644
....nlink = 1
....uid = 0
....gid = 0
....atime = Sat Dec 31 09:00:01 1988
....mtime = Sat Dec 31 09:00:00 1988
....ctime = Sat Dec 31 09:00:00 1988
....st_blksize 0
....st_blocks  0
*************** Dump of Entire IMFS ***************
/
....dev/
........console (device 0, 0)
........tty/
............S3 (device 128, 255)
........test_console (device 0, 0)
....etc/
........passwd (file 0)
....tmp/
........my_dir/
........tom (file 0)
........john (file 0)
........joel (file 533)
........j (file 130)
....imfs/
........hidden_on_mount/
***************       End of Dump        ***************
truncate /tmp/j to length of 40
....st_dev     (0xfffe:0x0)
....st_ino     17  may vary by small amount
....mode  = 00100644
....nlink = 1
....uid = 0
....gid = 0
....atime = Sat Dec 31 09:00:02 1988
....mtime = Sat Dec 31 09:00:00 1988
....ctime = Sat Dec 31 09:00:00 1988
....st_blksize 0
....st_blocks  0
*************** Dump of Entire IMFS ***************
/
....dev/
........console (device 0, 0)
........tty/
............S3 (device 128, 255)
........test_console (device 0, 0)
....etc/
........passwd (file 0)
....tmp/
........my_dir/
........tom (file 0)
........john (file 0)
........j (file 40)
....imfs/
........hidden_on_mount/
***************       End of Dump        ***************
truncate /tmp/j to length of 0
truncate /tmp to length of 0 should fail with EISDIR

21: Is a directory
*************** Dump of Entire IMFS ***************
/
....dev/
........console (device 0, 0)
........tty/
............S3 (device 128, 255)
........test_console (device 0, 0)
....etc/
........passwd (file 0)
....tmp/
........my_dir/
........tom (file 0)
........john (file 0)
........j (file 0)
....imfs/
........hidden_on_mount/
***************       End of Dump        ***************
Writing First File
Writing Second File
(0)this is a test line
this is a test line

(0)this is a test line
this is a test line

*** END OF FILE TEST 1 ***