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Test plan for component: ofono
Component Checklist: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Process/Merges/Checklists/Common
Ubuntu Package URL (LP): http://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bluez

Description

This is a test plan for bluez as used by Ubuntu Touch. It does not cover scenarios and/or test cases for bluez installed on the desktop.

NOTE: This only covers BlueZ 5.x and doesn't respect 4.x in any way.

Test target device: Nexus 4, BQ Aquaris E4.5 Secondary/backup device: TBD

Initial set up:

BlueZ comes with several utilities to test the in-kernel bluetooth management layer. Those are

Each of them tests a different functionality part of the kernel bluetooth management layer. We're going to run all of them as part of this test plan.

As preparation for some of them we have to do the following:

$ sudo service bluetooth stop

$ sudo rfkill unblock bluetooth
$ sudo hciconfig hci0 down

$ sudo insmod /lib/modules/hci_vhci.ko

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Initial set up:

 * Install latest image on phone
 * Install BlueZ from the silo PPA
 * Reboot the phone
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-== Basic Tests ==
+== Kernel Bluetooth Management Layer tests ==

BlueZ comes with several utilities to test the in-kernel bluetooth management layer. Those are

 * bnep-tester
 * gap-tester
 * hci-tester
 * l2cap-tester
 * mgmt-tester
 * rfcomm-tester
 * sco-tester
 * smp-tester
 * userchan-tester

Each of them tests a different functionality part of the kernel bluetooth management layer. We're going to run all of them as part of this test plan.

As preparation for some of them we have to do the following:

 * Stop the bluetoothd daemon
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$ sudo service bluetooth stop
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 * Make sure bluetooth is turned off but rfkill not blocked.
{{{
$ sudo rfkill unblock bluetooth
$ sudo hciconfig hci0 down
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 * Load VHCI kernel module
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$ sudo insmod /lib/modules/hci_vhci.ko
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