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|testcase_name=Nand-full |
|testcase_name=Nand-full |
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|testcase_category=Journal |
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|testcase_subcategory=performance |
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|testcase_build=709 |
|testcase_build=709 |
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|testcase_component=Journal/Datastore |
|testcase_component=Journal/Datastore |
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|testcase_feature=trac #7591 |
|testcase_feature=trac #7591 |
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|testcase_objective=Fill up the Nand memory to >88%; Ensure on the next boot that some files will be deleted automatically to allow booting. |
|testcase_objective=Fill up the Nand memory to >88%; Ensure on the next boot that some files will be deleted automatically to allow booting. |
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|testcase_tools=Python script to create files of random data (http://dev.laptop.org/~erik/code/fill_ds_random.py). As "olpc" user on vt2, type 'python fill_ds_random.py -s 10000000 -b 1000 -t filltext1'. You need to go back into sugar and restart when it tells you to; then go back into virtual terminal and hit a key. You will see a new 100M file when this completes. After about 8 times, you will get to >95% full (using df). |
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|testcase_tools=Python script to create files of random data. Copy files, concatenate files to get to 88%. |
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|testcase_setup=Fill a laptop with files. |
|testcase_setup=Fill a laptop with files either by downloading lots of large activities (like doom, metrocity, wikipediaen); or use the python script. |
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|testcase_procedure=1. Get to >88% diskfull (check progressvia 'df' command). |
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# Get to >88% diskfull (check via 'df' command) |
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|testcase_expectedresults=The laptop should give the message that the disk is full and tell you that it will remove files to allow booting. |
|testcase_expectedresults=The laptop should give the message that the disk is full and tell you that it will remove files to allow booting. |
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|testresult_build=709 |
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|testresult_passfail=Pass |
|testresult_passfail=Pass |
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|testresult_comments=Non-write protected laptops (Spanish and English) |
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|testresult_tickets=7591 |
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{{Test results |
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|testresult_release=Candidate |
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|testresult_stream=update.1 |
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|testresult_build=per711-1 |
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|testresult_passfail=Pass |
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|testresult_comments=This test was done on a write protected, Spanish keyboard laptop. |
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The nand filling program needs to be modified to create files in the journal (it created files in the directory where I ran it). I did get the message to delete files, but I had to go to the virtual terminal to read it and hit enter. |
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After fixing the way we fill the nand... I will create other bugs that should be addressed in the future. |
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|testresult_release=Candidate |
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|testresult_stream=8.2 |
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|testresult_build=767 |
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|testresult_passfail=Pass |
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|testresult_comments=Very hard to even fill the Journal or NAND; had to copy files once I got past 80% full. Then got all the appropriate messages for automatically deleting a few things. |
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{{Test results end}} |
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Latest revision as of 18:27, 27 January 2009
Test case: Short name::Nand-full
How to report results
| Stream | ,|x|Build stream::x}} | ||
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| Category | Test category::Journal | Sub-category | Test subcategory::performance |
| Component | System component::Journal/Datastore | ||
| Feature | System feature::trac #7591 | ||
| Objective | [[Test objective::Fill up the Nand memory to >88%; Ensure on the next boot that some files will be deleted automatically to allow booting.]] | ||
| Tools | [[Test tools::Python script to create files of random data (http://dev.laptop.org/~erik/code/fill_ds_random.py). As "olpc" user on vt2, type 'python fill_ds_random.py -s 10000000 -b 1000 -t filltext1'. You need to go back into sugar and restart when it tells you to; then go back into virtual terminal and hit a key. You will see a new 100M file when this completes. After about 8 times, you will get to >95% full (using df).]] | ||
| Setup | Test setup::Fill a laptop with files either by downloading lots of large activities (like doom, metrocity, wikipediaen); or use the python script. | ||
| Procedure | [[Test procedure::1. Get to >88% diskfull (check progressvia 'df' command).
2. Reboot laptop | ||
| Expected Results and Pass Criteria |
Pass criteria::The laptop should give the message that the disk is full and tell you that it will remove files to allow booting. | ||
| Comments | More notes::none | ||
| Release | Stream | Build | Pass/Fail | Trac Ticket(s) | Comment(s) | Date of Test |
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| Software release::Candidate | Build stream::update.1 | Build number::709 | PassFail::Pass | ,|x| #x}} | Comments::Non-write protected laptops (Spanish and English) | Created::
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| Software release::Candidate | Build stream::update.1 | Build number::per711-1 | PassFail::Pass | ,|x| #x}} | [[Comments::This test was done on a write protected, Spanish keyboard laptop.
The nand filling program needs to be modified to create files in the journal (it created files in the directory where I ran it). I did get the message to delete files, but I had to go to the virtual terminal to read it and hit enter. After fixing the way we fill the nand... I will create other bugs that should be addressed in the future.]] |
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| Software release::Candidate | Build stream::8.2 | Build number::767 | PassFail::Pass | ,|x| #x}} | Comments::Very hard to even fill the Journal or NAND; had to copy files once I got past 80% full. Then got all the appropriate messages for automatically deleting a few things. | Created::
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