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#:If there is ''disk'' in the output, it signals that the hibernate is supported. | #:If there is ''disk'' in the output, it signals that the hibernate is supported. | ||
# Check your swap: | # Check your swap: | ||
#:<pre>$ swapon -s</pre> | |||
#:<pre>$ free</pre> | #:<pre>$ free</pre> | ||
{{admon/note|Your swap size should be at least your RAM size or more, otherwise the hibernate may fail. Even if your swap size is less than your RAM size, you can try this test case, but please signal this in your report (in case of failure).}} | {{admon/note|Your swap size should be at least your RAM size or more, otherwise the hibernate may fail. Even if your swap size is less than your RAM size, you can try this test case, but please signal this in your report (in case of failure).}} | ||
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# Run the following command: | # Run the following command: | ||
#:<pre># pm-hibernate</pre> | #:<pre># pm-hibernate</pre> | ||
# Wait for hibernation process to complete (it | # Wait for hibernation process to complete (it typycally takes cca. 5-60 seconds). | ||
# Resume by hitting the power button. | # Resume by hitting the power button. | ||
Revision as of 00:12, 4 April 2012
Description
This test case tests hibernation via the pm-hibernate command.
If you are running from the LiveCD / USB you will need physical swap partition on the host machine (or LiveUSB) in order to run this test case. Swap on LVM / LUKS is currently not supported when running from the LiveCD / USB.
Setup
- Check that you have
pm-utils# rpm -q pm-utils
- Check that the hibernate is supported on your platform:
$ cat /sys/power/state
- If there is disk in the output, it signals that the hibernate is supported.
- Check your swap:
$ swapon -s
$ free
Your swap size should be at least your RAM size or more, otherwise the hibernate may fail. Even if your swap size is less than your RAM size, you can try this test case, but please signal this in your report (in case of failure).
How to test
- Run the following command:
# pm-hibernate
- Wait for hibernation process to complete (it typycally takes cca. 5-60 seconds).
- Resume by hitting the power button.
Expected Results
- System correctly hibernates.
- System correctly resumes.