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# Enable the nouveau driver. You may need to install the driver package, and download [https://fedoraproject.org/w/uploads/d/d9/Xorg.conf.nouveau this file] and install it as /etc/X11/xorg.conf
# Enable the nouveau driver. You may need to install the driver package, and download [https://fedoraproject.org/w/uploads/d/d9/Xorg.conf.nouveau this file] and install it as /etc/X11/xorg.conf
# Shut your system down entirely, then start it up again, in console mode. When the boot prompt appears, hit a key to allow you to change the boot options. Hit the 'e' key on the default entry, select the kernel options line, hit 'e' again, and add simply a space and the number '3' to the end of the line. Then boot with that change
# Shut your system down entirely, then start it up again, in console mode. When the boot prompt appears, hit a key to allow you to change the boot options. Hit the 'e' key on the default entry, select the kernel options line, hit 'e' again, and add simply a space and the number '3' to the end of the line. Then boot with that change
# The system will boot to the console. Log in as a normal user
# The system will boot to the console. Log in as a normal user (if using the liveCD the username is: 'liveuser' no password will be needed)
# Start X: <pre>startx</pre>. Verify that it works as usual
# Start X: <pre>startx</pre>. Verify that it works as usual
# Log out from your desktop environment. This should stop X and return you to the console. Check there are no unusual errors
# Log out from your desktop environment. This should stop X and return you to the console. Check there are no unusual errors

Revision as of 21:50, 26 March 2009

Description

This test case tests whether, when using the Nouveau driver, X can successfully shut down and restart.


How to test

  1. Enable the nouveau driver. You may need to install the driver package, and download this file and install it as /etc/X11/xorg.conf
  2. Shut your system down entirely, then start it up again, in console mode. When the boot prompt appears, hit a key to allow you to change the boot options. Hit the 'e' key on the default entry, select the kernel options line, hit 'e' again, and add simply a space and the number '3' to the end of the line. Then boot with that change
  3. The system will boot to the console. Log in as a normal user (if using the liveCD the username is: 'liveuser' no password will be needed)
  4. Start X:
    startx
    . Verify that it works as usual
  5. Log out from your desktop environment. This should stop X and return you to the console. Check there are no unusual errors
  6. Start X again:
    startx
    . Again test that it works as usual

Expected Results

  1. X should work properly both the first and second times it is started