Description

This test case measures energy consumed by you system while under postmark load with tuned deactivated (the default setting).

This test was designed especially for laptops, but the results are valuable even for non-laptops.

This test will take approx. 5 - 30 minutes (it depends on your computer).

If you do not have enough time feel free to skip this test. In this case please leave the corresponding column in the results table blank.

If you complete this test, please also complete the Tuned powersave load test.

This test requires cca. 256 MB free RAM / disk space (not counting the OS).

Setup

Check that you have pm-test-day package installed:
```
$ rpm -q pm-test-day
```

For better results disable screensaver, screen dimming/turning off, transition to sleep mode, HDD power savings and cron service:

Disable screensaver (if applicable).
Disable sleep mode, in Gnome 3:
```
$ gnome-control-center power
```
- Uncheck "On battery power"
Disable LCD power savings, in Gnome 3:
```
$ gnome-control-center screen
```
- Uncheck "Dim screen to save power".
- Set "Turn off after" to max. value.
Disable cron:
```
# systemctl stop crond.service stop
```
Disable user PM via gconf (and save previous settings), it needs to be run under user who is logged into desktop:
```
$ pmtd-pm-user-settings saveoff
```
- After the test it is possible to restore the previous settings by using the restore parameter instead of saveoff.

For laptop users it is preferred to run this test on battery.

If you have laptop, disconnect AC and run only on battery.
- Please make sure your battery is charged to 100%.
Enable tuned laptop-battery-powersave profile by:
```
# tuned-adm profile laptop-battery-powersave
```
Run the following command:
```
# pmtd-measure-load
```
Do not touch your computer until the test completes (cca. 5 -30 minutes).
Write the output to the results table.

The time taken by the test is written to the stdout.
In case you have laptop running on battery the energy consumed during the test is also written to the stdout.