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{{admon/note|Run from battery|This test needs to be run on battery (laptops) or with connected external wattmeter. In case you have laptop and also use external wattmeter please disconnect battery.}} | {{admon/note|Run from battery|This test needs to be run on battery (laptops) or with connected external wattmeter. In case you have laptop and also use external wattmeter please disconnect battery.}} |
Latest revision as of 16:12, 16 April 2013
Description
This test case measures energy consumed by you system while in active idle with deactivated tuned (i.e. this is the default).
Setup
- Check that you have pm-test-day package installed:
$ rpm -q pm-test-day
For better results disable screensaver, screen dimming/turning off, transition to sleep mode and cron service:
- Disable screensaver (if applicable).
- Disable automatic suspend and screen blanking, in Gnome 3:
$ gnome-control-center power
- In "Suspend & Power Off" check that the "Automatic Suspend" is set to "Off".
- In "Power Saving" set "Blank Screen" to "Never".
- For all measurements set LCD brigthness to max. value (if applicable) or at least to the same value for all measurements (if possible indicate your brightness level in the results table).
- Disable cron:
# systemctl stop crond.service
- If you have secondary video card, please disable it by following instructions on [1]
How to test
- Disable tuned by:
# systemctl stop tuned.service
- If you have laptop running on battery, run the following command:
# pmtd-measure
- Otherwise connect your external wattmeter and measure energy consumed in 15 minute interval.
- Do not touch your computer until the test completes (15 minutes).
- Write the output to the results table.
Expected Results
- Energy consumed during the test.