Changes between Version 20 and Version 21 of TestingGuide

Timestamp:

Jan 9, 2012, 10:21:38 PM (13 years ago)

Author:

David Azarewicz

Comment:

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TestingGuide

@@ -37 +37 @@
    If the system boots ok -> Check to make sure all of your drivers support interrupts
    greater than 15. If any of them do not, then this is how you need to run your system.
-   Otherwise, collect a testlog log and a serial port log as described below. 
+   Otherwise, collect a testlog log and a serial port log as described in the Collecting Logs section below. 
 
    If the system won't boot, how far does it get?
@@ -52 +52 @@
 
 4. PSD=ACPI.PSD /PIC[[BR]]
-   if the system boots ok -> Collect a testlog log and collect a serial port log as described below.[[BR]]
-   if the system won't boot -> collect a serial port log as described below.
+   if the system boots ok -> Collect a testlog log and collect a serial port log as described in the Collecting Logs section below.[[BR]]
+   if the system won't boot -> collect a serial port log as described in the Collecting Logs section below.
 
-= Collecting Logs, Reporting Problems, and Submitting Tickets =
+= Collecting Logs =
 
 Collecting logs requires that the debug version of the PSD be installed.
@@ -69 +69 @@
 1. If you did not install from the ACPI Warpin package, download "testlog" from http://www.88watts.net/software.html
 2. Add the /DBGLVL=3 switch to the PSD= line in your CONFIG.SYS:
-3. Use "testlog acpi" or double click the "ACPI testlog.cmd" object to produce a log. When prompted, type a short description of what the problem is.
-4. Attach the ZIP file to your ticket.
+3. Reboot your system to start using the debug version of the software.
+4. Use "testlog acpi" or double click the "ACPI testlog.cmd" object to produce a log. When prompted, type a short description of what the problem is.
+5. Attach the ZIP file to your ticket.
 
 == Collecting a Serial Port Log ==