Bug 8493 - Moblin2.1 : It can't produce the bltk_report normally and shows "signal 15(Terminated) received".
: Moblin2.1 : It can't produce the bltk_report normally and shows "signal 15(Te...
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: Moblin distribution
Power Applet - Netbook
: 2.1
: Netbook Moblin Linux
: Undecided normal
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Reported: 2009-12-07 04:00 PST by
Modified: 2010-01-26 01:25 PST (History)


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Description From 2009-12-07 04:00:23 PST
Bug detailed descriptions(behavior, impact, etc)
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Setup the BLTK battery tool.
And follow the User's guide

Reproduce Steps(steps,current result, reproduce possibility)
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(1) Run the ./bltk -I
(2) Wait for out of battery 
(3) Re-plug in the AC line
(4) Check the folder "idle.results"
(5) It produce err.log and work_out.log
(6) It shows 
idle: signal 15 (Terminated) received
stat.log : signal 15 (Terminated) received
Test failed
(7) Can't use ./bltk_report to create the test report

Expected result:
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Produce the report by ./bltk_report normally.
------- Comment #1 From 2009-12-08 06:16:43 PST -------
Bltk does not have anything to do with dalston.
------- Comment #2 From 2009-12-13 20:10:20 PST -------
Hello robsta,

It seems the Dalston process can't be killed. (by kill -9)

Thus , when the system close to out of battery level.

The machine will turn off by system instead of hardware turn off.

Are there any method to test the battery life by BLTK ?
Or any method to kill the dalston-power-applet ?

BTW, Moblin2.0 can use BLTK to test battery life and can kill the
dalston-power-applet. Thus when the system close to out of battery level , it
intend to hardware turn off instead of system turn off.

Ben
------- Comment #3 From 2009-12-28 22:23:39 PST -------
change the QA contact to Jingke
------- Comment #4 From 2009-12-28 22:32:46 PST -------
Hi bchou,
    I do not think dalston-power needs to do anything for this issue. If you
kill -9 dalston, it will be restarted soon. (this is a feature in v2.1). 
    But I suggest you to remove the dalston package to go on your test for
battery. Welcome comments.
------- Comment #5 From 2010-01-03 22:08:59 PST -------
You can check if idle workload is ok by running:
make check-idle
------- Comment #6 From 2010-01-26 01:25:08 PST -------
Hi Reporter,
    As I know, current v2.2 image does not contain dalston package at all.
Could you please retest this issue? Re-assign to you for more information.
Thanks!