the 'storage' autopkgtest requires the 'scsi_debug' module, and if it can't load it (and it's not built-in), the test fails. On some custom kernels, this module isn't built, so the test always fails when doing a reverse-dep autopkgtest using such a kernel.
As it doesn't make sense for the custom kernels to build the scsi_debug module for these kernels just so the systemd autopkgtest can pass, there should be some kind of check in the systemd 'storage' test for a non-standard kernel (that doesn't include the scsi_debug module) and skip the test in that case.
[test case]
run the 'storage' autopkgtest with a kernel that doesn't provide the scsi_debug module, or check the autopkgtest.u.c history.
[regression potential]
test case skipping only, so very low if any regression potential
[impact]
the 'storage' autopkgtest requires the 'scsi_debug' module, and if it can't load it (and it's not built-in), the test fails. On some custom kernels, this module isn't built, so the test always fails when doing a reverse-dep autopkgtest using such a kernel.
As it doesn't make sense for the custom kernels to build the scsi_debug module for these kernels just so the systemd autopkgtest can pass, there should be some kind of check in the systemd 'storage' test for a non-standard kernel (that doesn't include the scsi_debug module) and skip the test in that case.
[test case]
run the 'storage' autopkgtest with a kernel that doesn't provide the scsi_debug module, or check the autopkgtest.u.c history.
[regression potential]
test case skipping only, so very low if any regression potential