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|description=This tests starting the anaconda installation program using <code>boot.iso</code> or <code>netinst.iso</code>. | |description=This tests starting the anaconda installation program using <code>boot.iso</code> or <code>netinst.iso</code>. | ||
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# Burn the <code>boot.iso</code> image to a writable CD-ROM | # Burn the <code>boot.iso</code>/<code>netinst.iso</code> image to a writable CD-ROM | ||
# Boot the system under testing using the burned CD | # Boot the system under testing using the burned CD | ||
# Select any installation source type (http, ftp, nfs, cdrom, local disk) and complete installation | # Select any installation source type (http, ftp, nfs, cdrom, local disk) and complete installation | ||
Revision as of 07:28, 31 May 2010
Description
This tests starting the anaconda installation program using boot.iso or netinst.iso.
How to test
- Burn the
boot.iso/netinst.isoimage to a writable CD-ROM - Boot the system under testing using the burned CD
- Select any installation source type (http, ftp, nfs, cdrom, local disk) and complete installation
Expected Results
- Anaconda boots successfully from the
boot.isocdrom - Anaconda prompts for installation media (http, ftp, nfs, cdrom, local disk)
- Anaconda is able to transition to stage2 without error