Latest revision as of 12:55, 27 September 2011

Description

This test case tests suspending via the pm-suspend command.

Check that you have pm-utils installed:
```
$ rpm -q pm-utils
```
Check that the suspend is supported on your platform:
```
$ cat /sys/power/state
```
If there is mem in the output, it signals that the suspend is supported.

Run the following command:
```
# pm-suspend
```
Wait until the system suspends (it can take several seconds).
Wake-up your system by e.g. hitting the power button (or maybe another button depending on your HW).

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 {{QA/Test_Case
-|description=This test case checks if the pm-suspend command is working properly.
+|description=This test case tests suspending via the pm-suspend command.
 |setup=
 # Check that you have {{package|pm-utils}} installed:
-#:<pre>rpm -q pm-utils</pre>
+#:<pre>$ rpm -q pm-utils</pre>
+# Check that the suspend is supported on your platform:
+#:<pre>$ cat /sys/power/state</pre>
+#:If there is ''mem'' in the output, it signals that the suspend is supported.
 |actions=
-# Become root.
 # Run the following command:
-#:<pre>pm-suspend</pre>
+#:<pre># pm-suspend</pre>
-# Wake-up your system by e.g. hitting the power button.
+# Wait until the system suspends (it can take several seconds).
+# Wake-up your system by e.g. hitting the power button (or maybe another button depending on your HW).
 |results=
-# System correctly suspends and resumes.
+# System correctly suspends.
+# After wake-up system correctly resumes.
+# NetworkManager re-establishes a network connection.
 }}
 [[Category:Power_Management_Test_Cases]]