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{{QA/Test_Case | {{QA/Test_Case | ||
|description=A test to check that anaconda can properly set up the bootloader. | |description=A test to check that anaconda can properly set up the bootloader. | ||
|actions= | |actions= | ||
# Proceed | # Proceed to the partitioning screen (see [[QA:Anaconda storage probe test case]]) | ||
# | # Choose "Use entire drive" | ||
# | # Ensure that the "Review and modify partition layout" box is checked | ||
# When prompted, reboot system | # Proceed through the partition layout review | ||
#* Wait while anaconda creates filesystems | |||
# Check that the bootloader option screen has the correct device names, then hit Next | |||
# Complete package installation (see [[QA:Anaconda package install test case]]) | |||
# When prompted, reboot system and enter the bootloader menu | |||
# Confirm the presence of an entry for Fedora and attempt to boot it | |||
|results= | |results= | ||
# System reboots, bootloader starts and | # System reboots, bootloader starts | ||
#* TODO | #* On x86 systems, you can hold Shift as the system starts to examine the bootloader menu | ||
#* On ppc systems, the <code>yaboot</code> prompt should appear automatically | |||
# Bootloader can be told to boot Fedora | |||
# Bootloader reads kernel and initrd into memory | |||
# Bootloader starts kernel properly and the kernel finds its initrd | |||
#* ''TODO add some details on verifying this - a system can fail to boot because of factors outside the scope of this test'' | |||
}} | }} | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:15, 28 September 2009
Description
A test to check that anaconda can properly set up the bootloader.
How to test
- Proceed to the partitioning screen (see QA:Anaconda storage probe test case)
- Choose "Use entire drive"
- Ensure that the "Review and modify partition layout" box is checked
- Proceed through the partition layout review
- Wait while anaconda creates filesystems
- Check that the bootloader option screen has the correct device names, then hit Next
- Complete package installation (see QA:Anaconda package install test case)
- When prompted, reboot system and enter the bootloader menu
- Confirm the presence of an entry for Fedora and attempt to boot it
Expected Results
- System reboots, bootloader starts
- On x86 systems, you can hold Shift as the system starts to examine the bootloader menu
- On ppc systems, the
yaboot
prompt should appear automatically
- Bootloader can be told to boot Fedora
- Bootloader reads kernel and initrd into memory
- Bootloader starts kernel properly and the kernel finds its initrd
- TODO add some details on verifying this - a system can fail to boot because of factors outside the scope of this test