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An installation using all packages made available by anaconda. This can be accomplished two ways: | An installation using all packages made available by anaconda. This can be accomplished two ways: | ||
* kickstart | * kickstart | ||
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Please note that the kickstart <code>%packages @everything</code> is not equivalent to the manual test result. The main intent for this test is to ensure proper package ordering given a large enough set of packages. | Please note that the kickstart <code>%packages @everything</code> is not equivalent to the manual test result. The main intent for this test is to ensure proper package ordering given a large enough set of packages. | ||
= Steps To Reproduce = | |||
# Manually select all packages from the packages installation screen | # Manually select all packages from the packages installation screen | ||
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# Anaconda completes successfully | # Anaconda completes successfully | ||
# System boots into installed environment successfully | # System boots into installed environment successfully | ||
[[Category:Installer | [[Category:Installer Package Set Tests]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:19, 16 February 2009
Description
An installation using all packages made available by anaconda. This can be accomplished two ways:
- kickstart
- manually
Please note that the kickstart %packages @everything is not equivalent to the manual test result. The main intent for this test is to ensure proper package ordering given a large enough set of packages.
Steps To Reproduce
- Manually select all packages from the packages installation screen
Expected Results
- Anaconda completes successfully
- System boots into installed environment successfully