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|description=What does this test case do?
1. Start a linux guest with one PCI NICs (such as: 8139 model)
|actions=
 
# Start a linux guest with one PCI NICs (such as: 8139 model)
2. Note the PCI slot numbers of the NIC in guest using lspci command.
# Note the PCI slot numbers of the NIC in guest using lspci command.
 
# Shutdown the guest
3. Shutdown the guest
# Add the 2th NIC (such as: e1000 model) and start the guest
 
|results=
4. Add the 2th NIC (such as: e1000 model) and start the guest
# Check that the slot number of the 1th NIC hasn't changed, and guest is working fine.
 
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Expected Results:
 
  Check that the slot number of the 1th NIC hasn't changed, and guest is working fine.

Latest revision as of 17:52, 7 April 2010

Description

What does this test case do?


How to test

  1. Start a linux guest with one PCI NICs (such as: 8139 model)
  2. Note the PCI slot numbers of the NIC in guest using lspci command.
  3. Shutdown the guest
  4. Add the 2th NIC (such as: e1000 model) and start the guest

Expected Results

  1. Check that the slot number of the 1th NIC hasn't changed, and guest is working fine.



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