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{{QA/Test_Case
 
|description=What does this testcase do
1. Start a linux guest with two PCI NICs (such as: 1th NIC is of 8139 model and 2th NIC is fo e1000 model)
|actions=
 
# Start a linux guest with two PCI NICs (such as: 1th NIC is of 8139 model and 2th NIC is fo e1000 model)
2. Note the PCI slot numbers of the two NIC in guest using lspci command.
# Note the PCI slot numbers of the two NIC in guest using lspci command.
 
# Shutdown the guest
3. Shutdown the guest
# Remove the 1th NIC (such as: 8139 model) and start the guest
 
|results=
4. Remove the 1th NIC (such as: 8139 model) and start the guest
# Check that the slot number of the 2th NIC hasn't changed.
 
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Expected Results:
 
  Check that the slot number of the 2th NIC hasn't changed.

Latest revision as of 17:54, 7 April 2010

Description

What does this testcase do


How to test

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

Expected Results

  1. Check that the slot number of the 2th NIC hasn't changed.