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# Check that you have {{package|powertop}} >= 1.97 installed: | # Check that you have {{package|powertop}} >= 1.97 installed: | ||
#:<pre>rpm -q powertop</pre> | #:<pre>$ rpm -q powertop</pre> | ||
#* If not install it: | #* If not install it: | ||
#:<pre>yum install powertop</pre> | #:<pre># yum install powertop</pre> | ||
|actions= | |actions= | ||
# Run the PowerTOP: | # Run the PowerTOP: | ||
#:<pre>powertop</pre> | #:<pre># powertop</pre> | ||
# Check the UI for visual consistency. | # Check the UI for visual consistency. | ||
# Cycle through available tabs (by arrow keys) and check consistency of displayed information. | # Cycle through available tabs (by arrow keys) and check consistency of displayed information. | ||
Revision as of 17:31, 19 March 2011
Description
This test case checks the PowerTOP 2.x basic functionality and UI consistency.
Setup
- Check that you have
powertop$ rpm -q powertop
- If not install it:
# yum install powertop
How to test
- Run the PowerTOP:
# powertop
- Check the UI for visual consistency.
- Cycle through available tabs (by arrow keys) and check consistency of displayed information.
- Resize the terminal and wait for refresh.
- Exit by Esc key.
Expected Results
- No errors while running the PowerTOP.
- No inconsistency in the UI, e.g. missing bars (top, bottom), wrong formatting, etc.
- UI is correctly resized to fit the terminal size upon refresh.
- Clean exit without errors.