Revision as of 10:01, 2 April 2009

Description

This test case is intend for notebooks to measure battery life and powerconsumption via battery life.

Unplug notebook from power. Set display shining to minimum, switch off screensaver
Log into system
Ensure to bltk is installed
```
# yum install bltk
```
now run idle test for two minutes
```
# bltk -I -T 120  
```
now run reader test 1 round
```
# bltk -R -n 1 
```
now run office test 1 round - sometimes malfunction (do not report bugs about Office workload)
```
#
```

bltk -O -n 1 SAL_USE_VCLPLUGIN=gen bltk -O -n 1

There should be files in .bltk directory. Pack directory
```
 tar czvf bltk.tar.gz .bltk
```

The test should end up without error and provide output results in .bltk directory. Last command pack the directory into gzipped tar, send please this file into wiki
```
 bltk.tar.gz
```

@@ Line 7: / Line 7: @@
 # now run ''' idle''' test for two minutes <pre># bltk -I -T 120  </pre>
 # now run '''reader''' test 1 round <pre># bltk -R -n 1 </pre>
-# now run '''office''' test 1 round - '' sometimes malfunction (do not report bugs about Office workload)'' <pre># SAL_USE_VCLPLUGIN=gen bltk -O -n 1 </pre>
+# now run '''office''' test 1 round - '' sometimes malfunction (do not report bugs about Office workload)'' <pre>#
+bltk -O -n 1
+SAL_USE_VCLPLUGIN=gen bltk -O -n 1 </pre>
 # There should be files in .bltk directory. Pack directory <pre> tar czvf bltk.tar.gz .bltk</pre>
 |results=