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== Steps To Reproduce ==
== Steps To Reproduce ==
Use any of the already existing [http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Anaconda/Features/EncryptedBlockDevices#head-3754cffc4686ac4c76bebcc9605e3f82f0b066b0 encryption test scenarios]  but perform the installation using kickstart not manually. For the newbies:
Use any of the already existing [[Anaconda/Features/EncryptedBlockDevices#head-3754cffc4686ac4c76bebcc9605e3f82f0b066b0|encryption test scenarios]]  but perform the installation using kickstart not manually. For the newbies:


1. Perform a manual installation and choose "Encryption"
# Perform a manual installation and choose "Encryption"
1. Configure any/all disk partitions to be encrypted.
# Configure any/all disk partitions to be encrypted.
1. After installation is finished grab the resulting /root/anaconda-ks.cfg
# After installation is finished grab the resulting /root/anaconda-ks.cfg
1. Re-install the system using the kickstart above.
# Re-install the system using the kickstart above.


== Expected Results ==
== Expected Results ==


1. System is bootable (at leaset runlevel 3)
# System is bootable (at leaset runlevel 3)
1. User is asked to provide the encryption pass phrase on boot
# User is asked to provide the encryption pass phrase on boot
1. Disk partitioning (incl. encryption) matches the one specified in the kickstart file
# Disk partitioning (incl. encryption) matches the one specified in the kickstart file


== Additional info ==
== Additional info ==
Use [http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Anaconda/Kickstart Kickstart]  documentation to see what are the encryption commands and options.
Use [[Anaconda/Kickstart|Kickstart]]  documentation to see what are the encryption commands and options.
 
[[Category:Encrypted Block Device]]

Latest revision as of 21:29, 19 September 2016

QA/TestCases/KickstartEncryption

Description

This test case will verify that installation on encrypted partitions in possible when using Kickstart.

Steps To Reproduce

Use any of the already existing encryption test scenarios but perform the installation using kickstart not manually. For the newbies:

  1. Perform a manual installation and choose "Encryption"
  2. Configure any/all disk partitions to be encrypted.
  3. After installation is finished grab the resulting /root/anaconda-ks.cfg
  4. Re-install the system using the kickstart above.

Expected Results

  1. System is bootable (at leaset runlevel 3)
  2. User is asked to provide the encryption pass phrase on boot
  3. Disk partitioning (incl. encryption) matches the one specified in the kickstart file

Additional info

Use Kickstart documentation to see what are the encryption commands and options.