* PMTE Power Management test shell This tests several device types in a system before and after each sleep state the system supports. You can run one of the supplied scripts that will do this as many times as you specify automatically. Currently it tests the below device types. Disks CD-ROM Floppy Sound NET IRDA Serial with loopback Modems parallel port VIDEO * TO RUN A SCRIPT FROM THE COMMAND LINE Type Pmte /rs: <scriptName> <NumberOfTimes> * TO SKIP TESTING SOME OF THE DEVICE TYPES To exclude one or more of the above devices types in testing use the /sdt: (skip device type) switch for each device type you want to skip. For example to not test Serial/Modem and the BOOFLOPPY devices types type the below. Pmte /sdt: COM /sdt: bootFLOPPY It is ussaly a good idea to skeep the bootfloppy because hiberanet will probaply not be automated. Other devices type that we can skip are NET IRDA DISK SOUND VIDEO * hanging tests. PMTE spawns a process for each device test, when PMTE is unable to talk to one of these processes it will break into the kernel debugger. So that this system issue can be debugged. You need a kernel debugger connected otherwise the APP will just AV, when this happens. * Other switches /QOS: If you start PMTE from a test shell that can parse the pmte.log file. If this switch is used PMTE will just exit when it is done testing. /LOG: [log file name] The default log file name is pmte.log if you need to call it something else for some reason use this switch.