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{{admon/note|Got space?|This test requires enough free space for a new system installation. Unless you have a spare unused disk, you may be required to reinstall your system leaving enough free space for the installer to work with.}} | {{admon/note|Got space?|This test requires enough free space for a new system installation. Unless you have a spare unused disk, you may be required to reinstall your system leaving enough free space for the installer to work with.}} | ||
|actions= | |actions= | ||
# Boot the installer using any available means | # Boot the installer using any available means | ||
# Proceed to the | # Proceed to the Installation Destination screen and select a disk with free space | ||
# Continue installation, choosing all provided defaults | |||
# Continue installation, choosing all provided defaults | |||
|results= | |results= | ||
# The installer will successfully partition a bootable system using remaining free space | # The installer will successfully partition a bootable system using remaining free space | ||
Revision as of 13:42, 25 October 2012
Description
This test case tests the installers ability to use the already available free space for creating new partitions.
Got space?
This test requires enough free space for a new system installation. Unless you have a spare unused disk, you may be required to reinstall your system leaving enough free space for the installer to work with.
This test requires enough free space for a new system installation. Unless you have a spare unused disk, you may be required to reinstall your system leaving enough free space for the installer to work with.
How to test
- Boot the installer using any available means
- Proceed to the Installation Destination screen and select a disk with free space
- Continue installation, choosing all provided defaults
Expected Results
- The installer will successfully partition a bootable system using remaining free space
- After install, the system boots successfully