Summary

The approach used for testing proved to be fit for the particular nature of the project. The testing itself yielded valuable feedback during the implementation. Careful analysis of the problem and Linux kernel source code at the beginning and thorough design resulted in no conceptual errors and major bugs or system deficiencies being introduced during the implementation phase. Several issues, described in Chapter 5, arose due to the intricacies in the Linux kernel code, some of which took days to identify. Most of the ``ordinary'' programming omissions and bugs were discovered in real world use, at the Faculty of EE, University of Belgrade. All of these were easily rectified.