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# Create / mount point (this is required to be a new subvolume) | # Create / mount point (this is required to be a new subvolume) | ||
# Locate the home subvolume you want, the current UI it's pretty easy | # Locate the home subvolume you want, the current UI it's pretty easy | ||
# Click on that subvolume, and on the right hand side at the top, | # Click on that subvolume, and on the right hand side at the top,find Mount Point field; type in /home; click Update Settings button. | ||
find Mount Point field; type in /home; click Update Settings button. | |||
# Click Done | # Click Done | ||
# Reboot by issuing ''init 6'' or from the UI | # Reboot by issuing ''init 6'' or from the UI | ||
Revision as of 16:16, 30 August 2020
Description
This test case ensures that the data in the /home directory is retained and usable on a btrfs layout after another fedora is installed on the same partition.
Setup
Install an F33 with some files & directories on the /home
How to test
When reinstalling Fedora, make sensible choices and click the custom under the storage
- Create /boot/efi or BIOS Boot mount point (can be reused or reformatted)
- Create /boot mount point (can be reused or reformatted)
- Create / mount point (this is required to be a new subvolume)
- Locate the home subvolume you want, the current UI it's pretty easy
- Click on that subvolume, and on the right hand side at the top,find Mount Point field; type in /home; click Update Settings button.
- Click Done
- Reboot by issuing init 6 or from the UI
- Complete the initial setup
Expected Results
- The installation should continue without fail
- The /home should have your files
- Open/Execute to ensure they are usable