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|description=This test case ensures that Fedora CoreOS autologin functionality works as expected, allowing a user to log in automatically without requiring a password. | |description=This test case ensures that Fedora CoreOS autologin functionality works as expected as part of our tutorials, allowing a user to log in automatically without requiring a password. | ||
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* Install the Fedora CoreOS on a bare metal or virtual machine using the default settings. | * Install the Fedora CoreOS on a bare metal or virtual machine using the default settings. | ||
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[[Category:CoreOS Test Cases]] | |||
Latest revision as of 17:44, 14 September 2023
Description
This test case ensures that Fedora CoreOS autologin functionality works as expected as part of our tutorials, allowing a user to log in automatically without requiring a password.
Setup
- Install the Fedora CoreOS on a bare metal or virtual machine using the default settings.
How to test
- Follow the steps given here
- Boot the Fedora CoreOS system.
- Observe the boot process and verify that the user core is automatically logged in without requiring a password.
Expected Results
- The Ignition configuration file is modified successfully.
- The modified Ignition configuration file is applied to the Fedora CoreOS system without errors.
- The Fedora CoreOS system boots successfully.
- The user core is automatically logged in without requiring a password during the boot process.
Optional
Optionally, test autologin functionality on different hardware platforms or virtual machines