Tests/Boot/USBUpgrade

Test case: Short name::USB Upgrade
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Category	Test category::Boot	Sub-category	Test subcategory::USB Upgrade
Component	System component::preservation of journal
Feature	System feature::
Objective	Test objective::After using the XO, perform upgrade with USB to preserve journal items
Tools	Test tools::XO unit, USB stick
Setup	Test setup::
Procedure	[[Test procedure:: USB upgrade At the terminal prompt in your root shell, type: /usr/sbin/olpc-update --version The first line of the response should be something like: olpc-update 2.12, Copyright (C) 2007 One Laptop Per Child Association, Inc. If you don't even have the --version option, (this includes all G1G1 laptops shipped before July 2008) or if it does not say that you are using at least version 2.0 of olpc-update, you will need to update olpc-update before continuing. Now follow one of the build links in the "latest releases" box above. You need to download two files to the top directory of your USB flash drive: osNNN.usb and osNNN.toc, where NNN is the numeric part of the build you are updating to. For example, if you are updating to build 711, the files would be named os711.usb and os711.toc; if you are updating to build joyride-1452, the files would be named os1452.usb and os1452.toc. Insert your USB flash drive with these files on it into your XO. At the terminal prompt, type: sudo olpc-update --usb When olpc-update is finished, you should reboot to start using your new build. As with other update sources, the update mechanism preserves the build from which you ran the updater as an "alternate" image from which you can boot. To swap the "primary" and "alternate" images, hold the 'O' gamepad key during boot.]]
Expected Results and Pass Criteria	Pass criteria::Journal entries can be opened and viewed/edited after upgrade of software.
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