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# complete installation | # complete installation | ||
# reboot into post-install system and complete firstboot etc | # reboot into post-install system and complete firstboot etc | ||
# Boot the F11 installer with the | # Boot the F11 installer with the <code>ext4migrate</code> boot option | ||
# Upgrade the system and answer yes to the migration question | # Upgrade the system and answer yes to the migration question | ||
# complete upgrade | # complete upgrade | ||
# reboot into post-install system | # reboot into post-install system | ||
# run tune2fs -l <root device> | grep extent | # run <code>tune2fs -l <root device> | grep extent</code> | ||
# lsattr files which have been upgraded | # <code>lsattr</code> files which have been upgraded | ||
# reboot to rescue mode and run fsck on root filesystem | # reboot to rescue mode and run <code>fsck</code> on root filesystem | ||
<noinclude> | <noinclude> | ||
= Expected Results = | = Expected Results = | ||
</noinclude> | </noinclude> |
Latest revision as of 22:13, 5 February 2009
Description
Ext 4 fs migration from ext3
How to test
- Boot the F10 installer
- Do a default install to ext3
- complete installation
- reboot into post-install system and complete firstboot etc
- Boot the F11 installer with the
ext4migrate
boot option - Upgrade the system and answer yes to the migration question
- complete upgrade
- reboot into post-install system
- run
tune2fs -l <root device> | grep extent
lsattr
files which have been upgraded- reboot to rescue mode and run
fsck
on root filesystem
Expected Results
- installation completes successfully
- post-installation system boots
- upgrade completes successfully
- post-upgrade system boots
- post-upgrade system is functional
- post-upgrade system has old ext3 root mounted as ext4
- post-upgrade system shows "extents" in tune2fs output for root ext4 fs
- post-upgrade new files show -------------e- in lsattr output
- post-upgrade root filesystem fscks cleanly