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== Description == | == Description == | ||
This test verifies that default partitioning with encrypted block devices work. | This test verifies that default partitioning with encrypted block devices work. | ||
== Steps To Reproduce == | == Steps To Reproduce == | ||
# Boot the installer using any available means. | |||
# At the disk partitioning step, choose anaconda defaults (or customize). Choose "Encryption" if not set by default and enter your password. Choose to encrypt the "whole" disk (LVM group, physical partiotions or anything you've chosen). Only /boot should be left unencrypted. | |||
# Proceed with installation as usual | |||
== Expected Results == | == Expected Results == | ||
# Installation completes without error. | |||
# The system boots into runlevel 3 (at least). | |||
# Everything except /boot is encrypted. | |||
# All partitions specified are mounted (e.g. no failed mounts). | |||
# Partitions look sane (e.g. no garbage files). | |||
== Automation == | == Automation == | ||
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autopart --encrypted --passphrase=<your_password> | autopart --encrypted --passphrase=<your_password> | ||
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[[Category:Installer Partitioning Test Cases]] | |||
Latest revision as of 22:23, 15 January 2010
Description
This test verifies that default partitioning with encrypted block devices work.
Steps To Reproduce
- Boot the installer using any available means.
- At the disk partitioning step, choose anaconda defaults (or customize). Choose "Encryption" if not set by default and enter your password. Choose to encrypt the "whole" disk (LVM group, physical partiotions or anything you've chosen). Only /boot should be left unencrypted.
- Proceed with installation as usual
Expected Results
- Installation completes without error.
- The system boots into runlevel 3 (at least).
- Everything except /boot is encrypted.
- All partitions specified are mounted (e.g. no failed mounts).
- Partitions look sane (e.g. no garbage files).
Automation
In your ks.cfg the partitioning section should look like:
clearpart --all autopart --encrypted --passphrase=<your_password>