Test Case:     Handle external media (USB/PCMCIA...) on suspend (KDE3)
Categories:    Desktop, KDE, suspend
Requirements:  KDE Installation, external media (USB/PCMCIA/Firewire/
               Cardreader ...)
Depends On:    Test Case 01

Action:
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Start KDE as normal user, check if KPowersave is running (check for the 
KPowersave icon in the taskbar, or "ps aux | grep KPowersave").

Start on a console: 'lshal -m'.

Attach an external media (e.g. USB-Stick). Wait until the media get 
mounted by your desktop. Check if the media is really mounted (e.g. call 
mount on console).

Case 1: don't access the media
Case 2: access the media (e.g. go with 'cd' into a dir on the media on 
        console)

Call 'Suspend to Disk' via the KPowersave applet menu. If successful 
suspend, resume the  machine (e.g. via  power button).

Expected Results:
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Case 1: nobody access the media
- The media/volume should get umounted without any message before going 
  to suspend and should get remounted after resume.
- To find out if this worked as expected check the output of 'lshal -m' 
  and check for "volume.is_mounted = false" and "volume.is_mounted = true" 
  for the media. For an example check the attached log.

Case 2: a program or a user access the media
- a dialog should pop up (see screenshot as attachment) that offer to 
  suspend without umount or to cancel the suspend.