QA:Testcase bootchart full desktop start

Description

This test case helps you generate and upload boot speed data when booting fully into a working desktop, with Firefox launched.

How to test

1. Ensure Bootchart is installed according to these instructions
2. Ensure you have reported your system information to Smolt according to these instructions
3. Ensure the readahead package is installed, with yum or the graphical package manager
4. Edit the file /etc/sysconfig/readahead and change READAHEAD="yes" to READAHEAD="no" if it is currently set to yes
5. Using system-config-services or ntsysv, ensure that only the following services are activated at boot: NetworkManager, acpid, atd, auditd, avahi-daemon, bluetooth, cpuspeed, crond, cups, gpm, haldaemon, ip6tables, iptables, irda, irqbalance, isdn, kerneloops, lm_sensors, mdmonitor, messagebus, microcode_ctl, netfs, nfslock, pcscd, portreserve, rpcbind, rpcgssd, rpcidmapd, rsyslog, sendmail, smolt, sshd, udev-post
6. Apply this patch: it will make bootchart finish when Firefox starts, not when the login manager starts. To apply the patch, run as root patch -p1 < bootchartd-firefox.patch
7. Enable auto-login: see this guide
8. Set Firefox to be started automatically on log in: use System / Preferences / Sessions to do this (click Add, set Name to Firefox, command to 'firefox', and click Add again)
9. Reboot the system
10. Log in, then run this command (from your home directory, or from a specially created directory if you want to keep things tidy): cp /var/log/bootchart.tgz ./Bootchart-head -n1 /etc/sysconfig/hw-uuid-desktop-full.tgz
11. Edit the file /etc/sysconfig/readahead and change READAHEAD="no" to READAHEAD="yes" if it is currently set to no
12. touch /.readahead_collect
13. Reboot, then as soon as the system is fully booted, reboot again
14. Log in, then run this command (from your home directory, or from a specially created directory if you want to keep things tidy): cp /var/log/bootchart.tgz ./Bootchart-head -n1 /etc/sysconfig/hw-uuid-desktop-full-ra.tgz
15. Optionally, you can run the command bootchart as root to generate a bootchart image, then save that with a similar, unique filename

Expected Results

1. Two different sets of boot speed data should be generated and saved with unique file names.