Sugar on a Stick/Mirabelle

How to contribute

Copy-paste the template below to another line at the bottom of the #Test results table.

|-
| <!-- nightly build number -->
| <!-- tester's SL wiki username -->
| <!-- does it boot? -->
| <!--Neighborhood? -->
| <!-- Browse -->
| <!-- Etoys -->
| <!-- Chat -->
| <!-- Terminal -->
| <!-- Turtle Art -->
| <!--IRC -->
| <!-- Log -->
| <!-- Write -->
| <!-- Record -->
| <!-- Physics -->
| <!-- Read -->

Add results for each of the #Smoke tests as follows:

| <!-- name of test --> style="background: lime" | yes
| <!-- name of test --> style="background: orange" | partially working (comments go here)
| <!-- name of test --> style="background: red" | not working (describe failure)

Test results

Nightly build	Tested by	Boots?	Neighborhood?	Browse	Etoys	Chat	Terminal	Turtle Art	IRC	Log	Write	Record	Physics	Read
20100429.16.iso	Mchua	yes	with telepathy-gabble update	yes	yes	yes	yes	yes	yes	yes	yes	yes	yes	yes, but no book files to open
soas-i386-20100501.07 as 2GB USB	satellit	yes	yes with http://people.sugarlabs.org/telepathy/Tgillard/telepathy-gabble-0.9.11-1.fc14.rpm	yes	yes	yes (local only tested)	yes	yes	yes	yes	yes-color and font	yes but no sound	yes	yes, but no book files to open; will not open terminal journal

Smoke tests

• Boot: Does it boot? Can you choose a name and colors, and navigate through the Neighborhood/Friends/Home/Journal screens?
• Neighborhood? Can you get on Jabber and see other Sugar users in your Neighborhood? (This also implies that wifi works.)
• Activity tests: For each Activity, the following criteria must be met:
  • The Activity starts from Home view.
  • You can perform a basic action in the Activity (for instance, loading a webpage in Browse, or joining a channel with IRC, or typing some words in Write.)
  • The Activity can be stopped via the button in the Frame.
  • The Activity session is saved in the Journal.
  • OPTIONAL: install on USB (see instructions on [1] Use livecd-iso-to-disk script to write a live USB
  • OPTIONAL: livinst install to USB (see instructions on [2] Use livinst command to write a ext4 "Real File System"to a HD/USB