Revision as of 17:26, 3 April 2012

Description

This test case tests the basic functionality of tuned tool. This tool can statically and dynamically tune your system according to selected profile.

Start tuned (via systemd):
```
# systemctl start tuned.service
```
List all available profiles:
```
# tuned-adm list
```
Try to switch between profiles, e.g. for powersave profile:
```
# tuned-adm profile powersave
```
Check if the profile was really set by:
```
# tuned-adm active
```
Try several other profiles.
Try to generate tuned profile from powertop's suggestions:
```
# powetop2tuned test-profile
```
In this generated profile all powertop's tunings are initially disabled, you can selectively enable them by editing /etc/tuned/test-profile/script.sh.
Try to switch to generated profile:
```
# tuned-adm profile test-profile
```
Switch back to balanced profile:
```
# tuned-adm profile balanced
```
Remove generated profile:
```
# rm -rf /etc/tuned/test-profile
```
When done switch tuned completely off by:
```
# systemctl stop tuned.service
```
Check if the tuned process is not left running by:
```
# pgrep tuned
```

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 |description=This test case tests the basic functionality of [http://fedorahosted.org/tuned tuned tool]. This tool can statically and dynamically tune your system according to selected profile.
 |setup=
-# Check that you have {{package|tuned|tuned package}} version 2 installed:
+# Check that you have {{package|tuned|tuned package}} version 2 or newer installed:
 #:<pre>$ rpm -q tuned</pre>
-#:There must be installed tuned version 2 (not 1) and tuned-utils subpackage.
+#:There must be installed tuned version 2 or newer (but not 1) and tuned-utils subpackage.
 #* If not install it:
 #:<pre># yum install tuned tuned-utils</pre>