Tests/Boot/Security-Disabled: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 18:22, 2 October 2008

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Category	Test category::Boot	Sub-category	Test subcategory::security
Component	System component::OFW
Feature	System feature::trac #7394
Objective	Test objective::Ensure the laptop can boot after 'disable security' has been issued
Tools	Test tools::Developer key is needed
Setup	[[Test setup::<br\> Get a developer key by going to http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Activation_and_Developer_Keys When you get the developer key (usually takes 24 hours), go to the internet on your home computer and type in the address that it gives you. Save that file onto a USB stick (without opening it if possible) under a file you create called security. Unmount the USB from your home computer safely. Put the USB in the XO unit and boot up, stopping the boot process at the OK prompt. Type 'disable-security' After next reboot, type 'disable-security' a second time (with the developer key still in)]]
Procedure	Test procedure::With an security disabled laptop; boot to the sugar home view
Expected Results and Pass Criteria	Pass criteria::The laptop should boot in unsecure mode (linux boot up sequence) all the way to the sugar home view.
Comments	More notes::none

Release	Stream	Build	Pass/Fail	Trac Ticket(s)	Comment(s)	Date of Test
Software release::Candidate	Build stream::8.2	Build number::760	PassFail::Pass	,\|x\| #x}}	Comments::	Created::
Software release::Candidate	Build stream::8.2	Build number::762	PassFail::Pass	,\|x\| #x}}	Comments::	Created::
Software release::Candidate	Build stream::8.2	Build number::766	PassFail::Pass	,\|x\| #x}}	Comments::	Created::
Software release::Candidate	Build stream::8.2	Build number::767	PassFail::Pass	,\|x\| #x}}	Comments::disabled security on an XO with gg-767-4 build. looks good	Created::

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-# Using a developer key, stop the boot process at the OK prompt.
+# Get a developer key by going to http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Activation_and_Developer_Keys
+# When you get the developer key (usually takes 24 hours), go to the internet on your home computer and type in the address that it gives you.
+# Save that file onto a USB stick (without opening it if possible) under a file you create called security. Unmount the USB from your home computer safely.
+# Put the USB in the XO unit and boot up, stopping the boot process at the OK prompt.
 # Type 'disable-security'
 # After next reboot, type 'disable-security' a second time (with the developer key still in)