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Bjorn:

I ran ptest-runner finally I saw that there were failures, I am 
wondering if these are expected?

http://pastebin.com/PAH3gJT0

The bash packages did not seem to get split out correct, the ptest seem 
to land in ${PN} not in ${PN}-ptest, you might want to look into this also.

With your patch, the ptest related debug files did go into the 
${PN}-dbg, is this what you intend or should they go into a 
${PN}-ptest-dbg package?

Thanks


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