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+metadata:
+ name: linux-bluetooth-scan
+ format: "Manual Test Definition 1.0"
+ description: "Test if Bluetooth scan, pairing and file transfer works."
+ maintainer:
+ - amit.khare@linaro.org
+ os:
+ - ubuntu
+ - openembedded
+ scope:
+ - functional
+ devices:
+ - hi6220-hikey
+ - apq8016-sbc
+ environment:
+ - manual-test
+
+run:
+ steps:
+ - Boot the board to console
+ - Make sure at least one BT keyboard device is available in the radio range and in discoverable mode.
+ - "$ sudo su"
+ - "# bluetoothctl -a"
+ - "[bluetooth]# pairable on"
+ - "[bluetooth]# scan on"
+ - Note MAC-ID of desired device to Connect.
+ - "[bluetooth]# default-agent"
+ - "[bluetooth]# pair <MAC-ID>"
+ - "[bluetooth]# trust <MAC-ID>"
+ - "[bluetooth]# quit"
+ - Type on the BT keyboard.
+ expected:
+ - Scanning works and device MAC addresses are displayed
+ - Pairing works and bluetoothctl displays proper message
+ - Keyboard works and typed characters appear in console
+ - No kernel errors crashes occur