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1) '''update your machine to latest rawhide''' | 1) '''update your machine to latest rawhide''' | ||
tip: yum-skipbroken may come in handy in case there are broken deps | tip: yum-skipbroken may come in handy in case there are broken deps | ||
<nowiki>yum --skipbroken update</nowiki> | <nowiki>`yum --skipbroken update'</nowiki> | ||
2) '''install bootchart''' | 2) '''install bootchart''' | ||
<nowiki>yum install bootchart</nowiki> | <nowiki>`yum install bootchart'</nowiki> | ||
3) '''Make sure the kernel you're about to boot has init set to bootchart.''' | 3) '''Make sure the kernel you're about to boot has init set to bootchart.''' | ||
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4) '''Reboot''' | 4) '''Reboot''' | ||
5) Run | 5) '''Run `bootchart' on the command line. | ||
This should create bootchart.png image | |||
6) If you already haven't done so, upload your hardware profile | 6) '''If you already haven't done so, upload your hardware profile.''' | ||
Either via `smoltSendProfile' or `smoltGui' for GUI. Don't forget to save the link to your profile. | |||
7) Upload your bootchart along with your link to your profile. Where? TBD | 7) '''Upload your bootchart along with your link to your profile.''' | ||
Where? TBD=dkovalsk | |||
Booting with specific services - TBD | Booting with specific services - TBD |
Revision as of 14:48, 16 February 2009
DATE | TIME | WHERE |
Thu February 19, 2009 | From 12:00 to 20:00 UTC (7am -> 3pm ET) | #fedora-qa) |
What to test?
Today's instalment of Fedora Test Day will focus on:
Who's available
The following cast of characters will be available for testing, workarounds, bug fixes, and general discussion ...
- Development - Harald Hoyer
- Quality Assurance - David Kovalsky, Ondrej Hudlicky, James Laska
Prerequisite for Test Day
- Rawhide Fully updated
How to test?
1) update your machine to latest rawhide tip: yum-skipbroken may come in handy in case there are broken deps `yum --skipbroken update'
2) install bootchart `yum install bootchart'
3) Make sure the kernel you're about to boot has init set to bootchart. Open /boot/grub/menu.lst and check there's init=/sbin/bootchartd on the kernel command line
4) Reboot
5) Runbootchart' on the command line.
This should create bootchart.png image
6) If you already haven't done so, upload your hardware profile.
Either via
smoltSendProfile' or `smoltGui' for GUI. Don't forget to save the link to your profile.
7) Upload your bootchart along with your link to your profile.
Where? TBD=dkovalsk
Booting with specific services - TBD
Test Cases and Results
Coming soon