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* Run virt-manager, open an existing guest and go to the details tab
* Run virt-manager, open an existing guest and go to the details tab
* Click "Add hardware", choose "Physical host device" and click "Forward"
* Click ''Add hardware'', choose ''Physical host device'' and click ''Forward''
* Choose the appropriate device from the drop down list (e.g. "00:19.0 Interface eth0 (82566DM-2 Gigabit Network Connection)")
* Choose the appropriate device from the drop down list (e.g. <code>00:19.0 Interface eth0 (82566DM-2 Gigabit Network Connection)</code>)
* Click "Forward" and "Finish"
* Click ''Forward'' and ''Finish''
* Start the guest and check the device is functional within the guest
* Start the guest and check the device is functional within the guest
* Shut down the guest and check the device is functional within the host
* Shut down the guest and check the device is functional within the host

Revision as of 11:32, 6 May 2009

Description

This test case verifies that a PCI device can be assigned to a KVM guest using virt-manager.


How to test

  • Run virt-manager, open an existing guest and go to the details tab
  • Click Add hardware, choose Physical host device and click Forward
  • Choose the appropriate device from the drop down list (e.g. 00:19.0 Interface eth0 (82566DM-2 Gigabit Network Connection))
  • Click Forward and Finish
  • Start the guest and check the device is functional within the guest
  • Shut down the guest and check the device is functional within the host

Expected Results

  • The device which is to be assigned should be available in the dropdown list
  • The device should be successfully assigned to the guest
  • The guest should start without any errors
  • The device should be functional within the guest
  • Once the guest is shutdown, the device should be functional within the host