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1 NATIONAL SOFTWARE TESTING LABORATORIES Linux CERTIFY TEST REPORT ITOX G370IF10 MOTHERBOARD May, 2000

2 NSTL/ALLION LABS Linux CERTIFY TEST REPORT ITOX G370IF10 MOTHERBOARD TABLE OF CONTENTS I. INTRODUCTION... 1 II. TEST SUMMARY... 1 III. COMPATIBILITY RESULTS... 1 IV. TEST DESCRIPTION... 2 V. TEST ENVIRONMENT... 3 VI. SYSTEM CONFIGURATION... 4 VII. TEST RESULTS... 5 This report was prepared under contract for ITOX NSTL/ALLION Labs does not guarantee accuracy, adequacy or completeness of the services provided in connection with this contract. NSTL/ALLION LABS makes no warranties, express or implied, as to results to be obtained by any person or entity from use of the contents of this report. NSTL/ALLION LABS makes no express or implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose of any product mentioned in this report.

3 NSTL/ALLION Labs Linux Certify Test Report for G370IF10 Motherboard I. INTRODUCTION NSTL/Allion Labs is exclusively authorized by National Software Testing Laboratories (NSTL) to conduct testing business in APAC. NSTL is a leading independent microcomputer testing organization, located in Plymouth, Pennsylvania, USA. It offers a full range of software and hardware testing services to private clients on an independent, contract basis. NSTL aids clients in identifying the product strengths and weaknesses by using the most comprehensive, methodical and widely recognized testing procedures to evaluate PC software and hardware. II. TEST SUMMARY ITOX submitted the G370IF10 Motherboard for NSTL/ALLION Labs LINUX Certify Test Program. The test includes the NSTL/ALLION Labs Linux Functionality Test Program, which includes the Interoperability Test. Please refer to the section TEST RESULTS for more information. For further information of initial stage and final stage hardware/software configuration during the testing procedure, please refer to the SYSTEM CONFIGURATION" section. III. COMPATIBILITY RESULTS National Software Testing Laboratories Asia Pacific (NSTL/ALLION Labs) has completed its Linux Certify Test Program on the G370IF10 Motherboard of ITOX The s are only valid on the configuration listed in the section SYSTEM CONFIGURATION. The following table shows the final stage test results of the G370IF10 Motherboard of ITOX Final Stage Testing Result Fatal Problem Serious Problem Medium Problem Minor Problem For Your Information Total Problem Numbers of Closed Problem Numbers of Open Problem

4 IV. TEST DESCRIPTION The 90s decade is the age of Workgroup Computing, and the NSTL s Linux tests investigate the inevitable bugs that complicate the task of information pooling and sharing. Five kinds of the Linux operating systems are installed and tested, including RedHat Linux 6.1, Turbo Linux, SuSe Linux, Slackware and Caldera Open Linux. Each testing environment is constructed with most popular X86 platforms and add-on hardware devices. NSTL/ALLION Linux Testing Lab owns the most modern operating system and hardware facilities in the world. With comprehensive networking stress tests and most of latest and popular hardware, networking and software products devoted to Linux testing, the Lab is well-equipped to insure that your products are ready for prime time. The ever-changing collection of tests and state-of-the-art hardware and software is constantly being fine-tuned to flag bugs, failures and questionable features before they can become problems. All tested products must through a rigorous battery of compatibility and interoperability tests before being certified by this program. NSTL/ALLION Linux Lab s Linux Certification Program was designed to determined compatibility and interoperability in the following areas: Linux Operation System Installation Test Verify the interoperability between tested system and add-on hardware devices during operating system installation. Basic Functionality Test Verify the basic function of the operating system can work well, like storage device, keyboard, mouse, serial / parallel ports and file system. Network Stress Test In addition to the basic function Linux provides, tested system will be installed as a component of web server based on different hardware & add-on device configuration. With regard to be a web server, the configuration structure will be briefly described as follows: At least 6 Windows NT clients will be connected to web server. ZDnet WebBench Test Kit will be installed and executed on both server and workstation sites for over 8 hours. 2

5 V. TEST ENVIRONMENT NSTL select the following Linux operating system to test your system: Operating System List: M Operating System Version RedHat 6.1 Caldera Open Linux 2.3 Slackware Linux 7.0 Turbo Linux 4.0 SuSe Linux 6.3 NSTL select the following hardware to test the Linux on your system: Hardware List: Model Name Manufacturer Type Intel EtherExpress Pro100+ Intel Fast Ethernet LinkBuild FMS 100 3COM 100MB Hub USRobotics Courior V.Everything With V.34 USRobotics Modem Adaptec AHA-2940U2W SCSI Adapter Adaptec SCSI Mitsibishi MK640FA MO Mitsibishi MO Iomega JAZ 2GB Iomega Jaz HP SureStore DAT8 Tape HP Tape CD 532S TEAC CDROM LTN-403L LITE-ON CDROM 3

6 VI. SYSTEM CONFIGURATION Hardware Configuration Config. ID Item Description Hardware Revision: A+ Processor Type: Intel Celeron 500 / 66MHz H1 Memory Type & Size: PC100 SDRAM 64MBx2 ( Initial ) External Cache Type & Size: 128KB System Core Logic: Intel 810 I/O Controller: WinBond W83627HF Build-in LAN Controller: Intel Hardware Revision: A+ Processor Type: Intel Celeron 500 / 66MHz HF Memory Type & Size: PC100 SDRAM 64MBx2 ( Final ) External Cache Type & Size: 128KB System Core Logic: Intel 810 I/O Controller: WinBond W83627HF Build-in LAN Controller: Intel Firmware Configuration Config. ID Item Description S1 System BIOS AWARD 3/21/2000-i810-W83627HF-6A69MD47C-00 ( Initial ) Build-in VGA BIOS INTEL SF System BIOS AWARD 3/21/2000-i810-W83627HF-6A69MD47C-00 ( Final ) Build-in VGA BIOS INTEL Add-on Devices Driver History Add-on Device Name Driver Name and Version Type Intel EtherExpress Pro100+ Linux native NIC Driver USRobotics Courior Linux native Modem Driver V.Everything With V.34 Adaptec AHA-2940U2W SCSI Adapter Linux native NIC Driver 4

7 VII. TEST RESULTS A. RedHat Linux Installation Test Installation S1 H1 Install from IDE CDROM to IDE HDD with LBA mode. Install from NFS Server S1 H1 Install from FTP Server S1 H1 A * marked beside problem ID means problem has been fixed in new version of F/W &. 2. Add-on Hardware Devices Test Intel EtherExpress Driver Installation Test S1 H1 Pro100+ IPX/SPX Protocol / File Transfer S1 H1 TCP/IP Protocol / File Transfer S1 H1 HTTP Protocol /File Trans S1 H1 Samba Client S1 H1 USRobotics Courior Driver Installation Test S1 H1 V.Everything With TCP/IP Protocol / File Transfer S1 H1 V.34 HTTP Protocol / File Transfer S1 H1 Adaptec AHA- Driver Installation Test S1 H1 2940U2W SCSI Mitsibishi MK640FA MO S1 H1 Adapter Iomega JAZ 2GB S1 H1 HP SureStore DAT8 Tape S1 H1 CD 532S S1 H1 A * marked beside problem ID means problem has been fixed in new version of F/W &. 5

8 3. Basic Functionality Test ITOX Cfg Boot Cold boot S1 H1 Boot into DOS partition S1 H1 Boot up to multi-user mode. S1 H1 Boot up to system maintenance S1 H1 mode (init 1) Power on/off Test at least 10 times S1 H1 for customer s add on adapter Shutdown Reboot S1 H1 Halt S1 H1 init 0,6 S1 H1 Poweroff S1 H1 Shutdown r now S1 H1 Shutdown h now S1 H1 System crash & recovery S1 H1 Keyboard Normal key S1 H1 UNIX special key S1 H1 Special key S1 H1 Mouse Add PS/2 mouse S1 H1 Terminal mouse S1 H1 X-windows mouse S1 H1 Parallel and Serial Add Serial mouse S1 H1 Ports Add printer to Parallel S1 H1 Storage Floppy S1 H1 Hard Disk S1 H1 CDROM S1 H1 APM Connection to APM S1 H1 Suspend & Wakeup S1 H1 MS-DOS Emulation Files copy S1 H1 Disk Format S1 H1 Debug S1 H1 A * marked beside problem ID means problem has been fixed in new version of F/W &. 4. Serial Terminal Test COM 1 TTY bps S1 H1 COM 2 TTY bps S1 H1 A * marked beside problem ID means problem has been fixed in new version of F/W &. 6

9 5. File System Test File System Test FAT 16 File System Test S1 H1 FAT 32 File System Test S1 H1 NT File System Test S1 H1 Novell File System Test S1 H1 A * marked beside problem ID means problem has been fixed in new version of F/W &. 6. Network Stress Test Hardware Configuration Product Name I/O IRQ DMA Memory Intel EtherExpress Pro100+ 0xC400 0xA N/A 0xD : Test Item S/W Adapters Installation S1 H1 Server Stress Test - 2 hours S1 H1 Server Stress Test - 8 hours S1 H1 A * marked beside problem ID means problem has been fixed in new version of F/W &. B. Turbo Linux Installation Test Installation S1 H1 Install from IDE CDROM to IDE HDD with LBA mode. Install from NFS Server S1 H1 Install from FTP Server S1 H1 A * marked beside problem ID means problem has been fixed in new version of F/W &. 7

10 2. Basic Functionality Test ITOX Cfg Boot Cold boot S1 H1 Boot into DOS partition S1 H1 Boot up to multi-user mode. S1 H1 Boot up to system maintenance S1 H1 mode (init 1) Power on/off Test at least 10 times S1 H1 for customer s add on adapter Shutdown Reboot S1 H1 Halt S1 H1 init 0,6 S1 H1 Poweroff S1 H1 Shutdown r now S1 H1 Shutdown h now S1 H1 System crash & recovery S1 H1 Keyboard Normal key S1 H1 UNIX special key S1 H1 Special key S1 H1 Mouse Add PS/2 mouse S1 H1 Terminal mouse S1 H1 X-windows mouse S1 H1 Parallel and Serial Add Serial mouse S1 H1 Ports Add printer to Parallel S1 H1 Storage Floppy S1 H1 Hard Disk S1 H1 CDROM S1 H1 APM Connection to APM S1 H1 Suspend & Wakeup S1 H1 MS-DOS Emulation Files copy S1 H1 Disk Format S1 H1 Debug S1 H1 A * marked beside problem ID means problem has been fixed in new version of F/W &. 3. Serial Terminal Test COM 1 TTY bps S1 H1 COM 2 TTY bps S1 H1 A * marked beside problem ID means problem has been fixed in new version of F/W &. 8

11 4. Add-on Hardware Devices Test Intel EtherExpress Driver Installation Test S1 H1 Pro100+ IPX/SPX Protocol / File Transfer S1 H1 TCP/IP Protocol / File Transfer S1 H1 HTTP Protocol /File Trans S1 H1 Samba Client S1 H1 USRobotics Courior Driver Installation Test S1 H1 V.Everything With TCP/IP Protocol / File Transfer S1 H1 V.34 HTTP Protocol / File Transfer S1 H1 Adaptec AHA- Driver Installation Test S1 H1 2940U2W SCSI Mitsibishi MK640FA MO S1 H1 Adapter Iomega JAZ 2GB S1 H1 HP SureStore DAT8 Tape S1 H1 CD 532S S1 H1 A * marked beside problem ID means problem has been fixed in new version of F/W &. 5. File System Test File System Test FAT 16 File System Test S1 H1 FAT 32 File System Test S1 H1 NT File System Test S1 H1 Novell File System Test S1 H1 6. Network Stress Test Hardware Configuration Product Name I/O IRQ DMA Memory Intel EtherExpress Pro100+ 0xC400 0xA N/A 0xD : Test Item S/W Adapters Installation S1 H1 Server Stress Test - 2 hours S1 H1 Server Stress Test - 8 hours S1 H1 A * marked beside problem ID means problem has been fixed in new version of F/W &. 9

12 C. SuSe Linux 6.3 ITOX 1. Installation Test Installation S1 H1 Install from IDE CDROM to IDE HDD with LBA mode. Install from NFS Server S1 H1 Install from FTP Server S1 H1 A * marked beside problem ID means problem has been fixed in new version of F/W &. 2. Basic Functionality Test Cfg Boot Cold boot S1 H1 Boot into DOS partition S1 H1 Boot up to multi-user mode. S1 H1 Boot up to system maintenance S1 H1 mode (init 1) Power on/off Test at least 10 times S1 H1 for customer s add on adapter Shutdown Reboot S1 H1 Halt S1 H1 init 0,6 S1 H1 Poweroff S1 H1 Shutdown r now S1 H1 Shutdown h now S1 H1 System crash & recovery S1 H1 Keyboard Normal key S1 H1 UNIX special key S1 H1 Special key S1 H1 Mouse Add PS/2 mouse S1 H1 Terminal mouse S1 H1 X-windows mouse S1 H1 Parallel and Serial Add Serial mouse S1 H1 Ports Add printer to Parallel S1 H1 Storage Floppy S1 H1 Hard Disk S1 H1 CDROM S1 H1 APM Connection to APM S1 H1 Suspend & Wakeup S1 H1 MS-DOS Emulation Files copy S1 H1 Disk Format S1 H1 Debug S1 H1 A * marked beside problem ID means problem has been fixed in new version of F/W &. 10

13 3. Serial Terminal Test COM 1 TTY bps S1 H1 COM 2 TTY bps S1 H1 A * marked beside problem ID means problem has been fixed in new version of F/W &. 4. Add-on Hardware Devices Test Intel EtherExpress Driver Installation Test S1 H1 Pro100+ IPX/SPX Protocol / File Transfer S1 H1 TCP/IP Protocol / File Transfer S1 H1 HTTP Protocol /File Trans S1 H1 Samba Client S1 H1 USRobotics Courior Driver Installation Test S1 H1 V.Everything With TCP/IP Protocol / File Transfer S1 H1 V.34 HTTP Protocol / File Transfer S1 H1 Adaptec AHA- Driver Installation Test S1 H1 2940U2W SCSI Mitsibishi MK640FA MO S1 H1 Adapter Iomega JAZ 2GB S1 H1 HP SureStore DAT8 Tape S1 H1 CD 532S S1 H1 A * marked beside problem ID means problem has been fixed in new version of F/W &. 5. File System Test File System Test FAT 16 File System Test S1 H1 FAT 32 File System Test S1 H1 NT File System Test S1 H1 Novell File System Test S1 H1 A * marked beside problem ID means problem has been fixed in new version of F/W &. 11

14 6. Network Stress Test Hardware Configuration Product Name I/O IRQ DMA Memory Intel EtherExpress Pro100+ 0xC400 0xA N/A 0xD : Test Item S/W Adapters Installation S1 H1 Server Stress Test - 2 hours S1 H1 Server Stress Test - 8 hours S1 H1 A * marked beside problem ID means problem has been fixed in new version of F/W &. D. Slackware Linux Installation Test Installation S1 H1 Install from IDE CDROM to IDE HDD with LBA mode. Install from NFS Server S1 H1 Install from FTP Server S1 H1 A * marked beside problem ID means problem has been fixed in new version of F/W &. 2. Serial Terminal Test COM 1 TTY bps S1 H1 COM 2 TTY bps S1 H1 A * marked beside problem ID means problem has been fixed in new version of F/W &. 12

15 3. Basic Functionality Test Cfg Boot Cold boot S1 H1 Boot into DOS partition S1 H1 Boot up to multi-user mode. S1 H1 Boot up to system maintenance S1 H1 mode (init 1) Power on/off Test at least 10 times S1 H1 for customer s add on adapter Shutdown Reboot S1 H1 Halt S1 H1 init 0,6 S1 H1 Poweroff S1 H1 Shutdown r now S1 H1 Shutdown h now S1 H1 System crash & recovery S1 H1 Keyboard Normal key S1 H1 UNIX special key S1 H1 Special key S1 H1 Mouse Add PS/2 mouse S1 H1 Terminal mouse S1 H1 X-windows mouse S1 H1 Parallel and Serial Add Serial mouse S1 H1 Ports Add printer to Parallel S1 H1 Storage Floppy S1 H1 Hard Disk S1 H1 CDROM S1 H1 APM Connection to APM S1 H1 Suspend & Wakeup S1 H1 MS-DOS Emulation Files copy S1 H1 Disk Format S1 H1 Debug S1 H1 A * marked beside problem ID means problem has been fixed in new version of F/W &. 4. File System Test File System Test FAT 16 File System Test S1 H1 FAT 32 File System Test S1 H1 NT File System Test S1 H1 Novell File System Test S1 H1 A * marked beside problem ID means problem has been fixed in new version of F/W &. 13

16 5. Add-on Hardware Devices Test Intel EtherExpress Driver Installation Test S1 H1 Pro100+ IPX/SPX Protocol / File Transfer S1 H1 TCP/IP Protocol / File Transfer S1 H1 HTTP Protocol /File Trans S1 H1 Samba Client S1 H1 USRobotics Courior Driver Installation Test S1 H1 V.Everything With TCP/IP Protocol / File Transfer S1 H1 V.34 HTTP Protocol / File Transfer S1 H1 Adaptec AHA- Driver Installation Test S1 H1 2940U2W SCSI Mitsibishi MK640FA MO S1 H1 Adapter Iomega JAZ 2GB S1 H1 HP SureStore DAT8 Tape S1 H1 CD 532S S1 H1 A * marked beside problem ID means problem has been fixed in new version of F/W &. 6. Network Stress Test Hardware Configuration Product Name I/O IRQ DMA Memory Intel EtherExpress Pro100+ 0xC400 0xA N/A 0xD : Test Item S/W Adapters Installation S1 H1 Server Stress Test - 2 hours S1 H1 Server Stress Test - 8 hours S1 H1 A * marked beside problem ID means problem has been fixed in new version of F/W &. 14

17 E. Caldera Open Linux 2.3 ITOX 1. Installation Test Installation S1 H1 Install from IDE CDROM to IDE HDD with LBA mode. Install from NFS Server S1 H1 Install from FTP Server S1 H1 A * marked beside problem ID means problem has been fixed in new version of F/W &. 2. Basic Functionality Test Cfg Boot Cold boot S1 H1 Boot into DOS partition S1 H1 Boot up to multi-user mode. S1 H1 Boot up to system maintenance S1 H1 mode (init 1) Power on/off Test at least 10 times S1 H1 for customer s add on adapter Shutdown Reboot S1 H1 Halt S1 H1 init 0,6 S1 H1 Poweroff S1 H1 Shutdown r now S1 H1 Shutdown h now S1 H1 System crash & recovery S1 H1 Keyboard Normal key S1 H1 UNIX special key S1 H1 Special key S1 H1 Mouse Add PS/2 mouse S1 H1 Terminal mouse S1 H1 X-windows mouse S1 H1 Parallel and Serial Add Serial mouse S1 H1 Ports Add printer to Parallel S1 H1 Storage Floppy S1 H1 Hard Disk S1 H1 CDROM S1 H1 APM Connection to APM S1 H1 Suspend & Wakeup S1 H1 MS-DOS Emulation Files copy S1 H1 Disk Format S1 H1 Debug S1 H1 A * marked beside problem ID means problem has been fixed in new version of F/W &. 15

18 3. Serial Terminal Test COM 1 TTY bps S1 H1 COM 2 TTY bps S1 H1 A * marked beside problem ID means problem has been fixed in new version of F/W &. 4. Add-on Hardware Devices Test Intel EtherExpress Driver Installation Test S1 H1 Pro100+ IPX/SPX Protocol / File Transfer S1 H1 TCP/IP Protocol / File Transfer S1 H1 HTTP Protocol /File Trans S1 H1 Samba Client S1 H1 USRobotics Courior Driver Installation Test S1 H1 V.Everything With TCP/IP Protocol / File Transfer S1 H1 V.34 HTTP Protocol / File Transfer S1 H1 Adaptec AHA- Driver Installation Test S1 H1 2940U2W SCSI Mitsibishi MK640FA MO S1 H1 Adapter Iomega JAZ 2GB S1 H1 HP SureStore DAT8 Tape S1 H1 CD 532S S1 H1 A * marked beside problem ID means problem has been fixed in new version of F/W &. 5. File System Test File System Test FAT 16 File System Test S1 H1 FAT 32 File System Test S1 H1 NT File System Test S1 H1 Novell File System Test S1 H1 A * marked beside problem ID means problem has been fixed in new version of F/W &. 16

19 6. Network Stress Test Hardware Configuration Product Name I/O IRQ DMA Memory Intel EtherExpress Pro100+ 0xC400 0xA N/A 0xD : Test Item S/W Adapters Installation S1 H1 Server Stress Test - 2 hours S1 H1 Server Stress Test - 8 hours S1 H1 A * marked beside problem ID means problem has been fixed in new version of F/W &. 17

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