Oh and one thing to note for the correct way, the node with a scratch drive will be assigned with more jobs (normal jobs + these huge xfstests) than other nodes, making it overloaded and time consuming to wait for normal jobs to run.
For the hacky way, in the lib/lab-configuration.yaml file we have this key:
scratch drive: "/dev/sdb"
Oh and one thing to note for the correct way, the node with a scratch drive will be assigned with more jobs (normal jobs + these huge xfstests) than other nodes, making it overloaded and time consuming to wait for normal jobs to run.
For the hacky way, in the lib/lab- configuration. yaml file we have this key:
scratch drive: "/dev/sdb"
We can use this to create a new yaml if needed.