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== Init 1 testcase == | == Init 1 testcase == | ||
This test is intend for view some stress situation, (procesor usage, disk usage, vsftpd, ...). Each of test is now setuped to 20 secs. Run test and wait until end. | |||
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* Install vsftpd, powertop, bltk | * Install vsftpd, powertop, bltk | ||
# yum install vsftpd powertop bltk | # yum install vsftpd powertop bltk | ||
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# init 5 | # init 5 | ||
* send output file '''output.tar.gz''' (optionally when have external wattmeter, amount of consumped watts per test) into fedora pages | * send output file '''output.tar.gz''' (optionally when have external wattmeter, amount of consumped watts per test) into fedora pages | ||
=== Results === | |||
Proper result is have in actual dir archive '''output.tar.gz''', which contain output files for each steps. | |||
==== Thanks ==== | |||
Revision as of 11:04, 31 March 2009
Init 1 testcase
This test is intend for view some stress situation, (procesor usage, disk usage, vsftpd, ...). Each of test is now setuped to 20 secs. Run test and wait until end.
How to test
- Install vsftpd, powertop, bltk
# yum install vsftpd powertop bltk
- download script from [PowerManagement script]
# wget https://fedoraproject.org/w/uploads/1/1d/Pm.sh
- change runlevel into 1
# init 1
- run downloaded script and wait until end
# bash Pm.sh
- you can go back into 5 runlevel
# init 5
- send output file output.tar.gz (optionally when have external wattmeter, amount of consumped watts per test) into fedora pages
Results
Proper result is have in actual dir archive output.tar.gz, which contain output files for each steps.