Problem Report Number | 0070 (CSD.0001) |
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Submitter's Classification | Certification System Problem (CSD) |
State | Resolved |
Resolution | Certification System Deficiency (CSD) |
Raised | 2005-02-11 16:25 |
Updated | 2005-02-14 16:02 |
Published | 2005-02-14 16:02 |
Certification Program | Linux Standard Base Conformance Release 2.0 |
Specification | The Linux Standard Base Core Specification 2.0 |
Problem Summary | LSB 2.0 Application certification requires testing with 2 certified runtime products prior to cer |
Problem Text | LSB 2.0 Application certification requires testing with 2 certified runtime products prior to certification. At the start up of the program, there are only 1 certified platforms for some architecturs. A certification system deficiency is recommended, temporarily waiving the requirement for interoperability testing with a minimum of 2 other certified runtime environments. This temporarily reduces the test requirement to 1 other certified runtime environment product until such time as there are enough certified products, at which time suppliers of certified applications who have not tested with 2 certified runtime products have 90 days to submit evidence in the form of a test report to certification authority. |
Review Type | CA Review |
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Start Date | 2005-02-11 16:25 |
Last Updated | 2005-02-11 16:28 |
Completed | 2005-02-11 16:28 |
Status | Complete |
Review Recommendation | Certification System Deficiency (CSD) |
Review Response | A certification system deficiency is recommended. As per the problem report, additional evidence will be required for those application vendors who certify with only one runtime environment within 90 days of the second runtime environment becoming available. |
Review Type | SA Review |
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Start Date | 2005-02-11 16:28 |
Last Updated | 2005-02-14 15:56 |
Completed | 2005-02-14 15:56 |
Status | Complete |
Review Resolution | Certification System Deficiency (CSD) |
Review Conclusion | This approach seems acceptable to the SA. |
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