kernel: Enable kernel-longterm tests on aarch64#840
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The original idea for kernel-longterm was to provide indirect coverage of Slowroll. Although Slowroll is currently available on x86_64 only, kernel-longterm can also be tested on Tumbleweed for aarch64. Initial x86_64 issues were solved by adding `LTP_PKG=ltp-longterm`. It should now be safe to enable it on `aarch64` as well.
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The original idea for kernel-longterm was to provide indirect coverage
of Slowroll. Although Slowroll is currently available on x86_64 only,
kernel-longterm can also be tested on Tumbleweed for aarch64. Initial
x86_64 issues were solved by adding
LTP_PKG=ltp-longterm. It shouldnow be safe to enable it on
aarch64as well.