Revision as of 10:13, 3 April 2012

Description

This test case tests the pm-powersave command (pm-utils package) and the AC / battery detection (upower package).

This test targets laptop users.

If you do not have laptop feel free to skip this test. In this case please leave the corresponding column in the results table blank.

Check that you have pm-test-day package installed:
```
$ rpm -q pm-test-day
```
Install the test script that will react to the AC / battery transitions:
```
# ln -s /usr/bin/pmtd /etc/pm/power.d/
```

System properly reacts to AC / battery change.
"BATTERY" is written to /tmp/pmtd.log (and displayed in terminal, if you run the tail -f /tmp/pmtd.log) when switched to battery.
"AC LINE" is written to /tmp/pmtd.log (and displayed in terminal, if you run the tail -f /tmp/pmtd.log) when switched to AC.

@@ Line 7: / Line 7: @@
 #:<pre>$ rpm -q pm-test-day</pre>
 # Install the test script that will react to the AC / battery transitions:
-#:<pre># ln -s /usr/bin/pmtd-osd /etc/pm/power.d/</pre>
+#:<pre># ln -s /usr/bin/pmtd /etc/pm/power.d/</pre>
 |actions=
 # Run on AC.
+# In terminal run:
+#:<pre># tail -f /tmp/pmtd.log</pre>
 # Disconnect AC and run only on battery.
 # Wait several seconds.
 # Re-connect AC.
-If the OSD is not shown, patch the pmtd-osd by following command:
- # echo 'echo "$STR" >> /tmp/pmtd-osd.log' >> /usr/bin/pmtd-osd
-and than read the OSD messages from ''/tmp/pmtd-osd.log''.
-If this work, consider this test as passed.
 |results=
 # System properly reacts to AC / battery change.
-# "BATTERY" is shown in OSD when switched to battery.
+# "BATTERY" is written to /tmp/pmtd.log (and displayed in terminal, if you run the tail -f /tmp/pmtd.log) when switched to battery.
-# "AC LINE" is shown in OSD when switched to AC.
+# "AC LINE" is written to /tmp/pmtd.log (and displayed in terminal, if you run the tail -f /tmp/pmtd.log) when switched to AC.
 }}
 [[Category:Power_Management_Test_Cases]]