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From: owner- The intent of AccuVote-TS equipment and election-related
testing is, amongst others, to test the robustness of the unit for the
voting, counting, and tallying of the election at hand, over a given time
period (ie. polling or early voting). Such testing should
include a simulation of anticipated resource consumption in internal memory. A volume test
is done by Wyle, IIRC. ·
How do the voting, counting, tallying, and
uploading affect internal memory? Not sure how to answer that. Those operations use memory. ·
When an Automatic L & A Test is
performed, how is internal memory affected? Again. ·
Does every ballot cast in the Automatic L
& A Test pose the same requirements of
internal memory as an individually voted ballot? No.
They are almost completely different. If you use the record/playback of user
actions feature, you’ll have a relatively accurate test though. ·
What election configurations pose special
requirements in terms of internal memory, ie. text
highlighting, audio, multiple languages, or any kind of other data components
that may pose excessive resource requirements? There are no configurations that should
pose any special requirements. Nel See bug 1179
and bug 2258. |