Testing scripts
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* cat file => print a file on the screen (cat /proc/cpuinfo) | * cat file => print a file on the screen (cat /proc/cpuinfo) | ||
| + | * mkdir/rmdir => creates/removes a directory | ||
* grep word => search for word in a given text (cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep name) | * grep word => search for word in a given text (cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep name) | ||
* xrandr => rotate the screen | * xrandr => rotate the screen | ||
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| + | Useful commands: | ||
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| + | * cmd 1 && cmd 2 => if cmd1 coompleted successfully run the second command (date && test_bt on && test_bt off) | ||
| + | * cmd1; cmd2 => run all commands no matter the result (date; test_bt on; test_bt off) | ||
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| + | * cmd > file => save the output of the command in the file (overwrites existing file) | ||
| + | * cmd >> file => save the output of the command in the file (appends to existing file or creates a new file) | ||
Revision as of 05:59, 4 March 2009
Install the testing_scripts package (opkg install openmoko-qa-scripts) to get access to the following commands:
- test_kernel => print the kernel version
- test_bt on|off => turn bluetooth on or off
- test_rotation 0|1|2|3 => rotate the screen
- test_loop cmd loop_count => repeat the command "cmd" loop_count times
Other helpful tools:
- cat file => print a file on the screen (cat /proc/cpuinfo)
- mkdir/rmdir => creates/removes a directory
- grep word => search for word in a given text (cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep name)
- xrandr => rotate the screen
Useful commands:
- cmd 1 && cmd 2 => if cmd1 coompleted successfully run the second command (date && test_bt on && test_bt off)
- cmd1; cmd2 => run all commands no matter the result (date; test_bt on; test_bt off)
- cmd > file => save the output of the command in the file (overwrites existing file)
- cmd >> file => save the output of the command in the file (appends to existing file or creates a new file)
