1 hour smoke test

Should take less than one hour to do.

Start-up

Actions

1. Boot the laptop

Verify

• If in secure mode: the laptop shows pretty boot
• The laptop boots into sugar
• The laptop connects to one of the following (whichever one is highest on the list and available to the laptop)
  • A school server
  • A preferred AP
  • An MPP
  • A local mesh

Try out a few Activities

Actions

1. Open TamTam Jam
2. Make a few instruments play.
3. Close TamTam
4. Open Paint
5. Draw a few things.
6. Close paint
7. Pick a few other activities to open and try a few things with them.
   • preferably, try activities that have had bug fixes, or new features added.
   • make sure that these fixes have indeed worked, and that everything else seems to work properly.
8. Resume the paint activity from before.

Verify

• In TamTam Jam, there is volume, and the instruments play.
• All activities open and close properly
• The journal is able to resume the paint entry.

Try out Image Transferring

Actions

1. Open Browse
2. Type some type of animal in the google search bar.
3. Click on "Images" at the top of the page.
4. Press the top right button on the keyboard. (brings up menu bar)
5. Drag one of the images from the google page onto the clipboard. (the left side bar)
6. Go to the home view.
7. Open write
8. Press the menu bar button again, and drag the image on the toolbar onto the canvas of the write document.
9. Hover over the corner of the image, and resize it to make it smaller than the screen.
10. Move the image to the center of the page.
11. Type a few lines above the image.
12. Go to the mesh view.
13. Hover over another XO (one that is also in your possession and running the same build), and click Invite.
14. On the second XO, click on the write Icon that shows up in the tray.

It should probably include things like:

• copying an image to the clipboard and adding to a write doc
• private invitation to a collaboration activity
• installing a library bundle and seeing it from the browser
• installing an activity bundle
• running an .ogg file from the browser