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<li> Copy the installation ISO image into the {{filename|/iso}} directory | <li> Copy the installation ISO image into the {{filename|/iso}} directory. | ||
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<li> Boot your system into the installation program using any available means (netinst.iso, pxeboot images or DVD.iso) | <li> Boot your system into the installation program using any available means (netinst.iso, pxeboot images or DVD.iso) |
Revision as of 10:23, 2 November 2011
Description
This test is designed to test installation from an ISO image on a local disk partition by repo=
.
Setup
- Prepare a system with a spare disk partition to store a 4.5Gib ISO image. Typically, this can be accomplished by booting into the installer and proceeding to the disk partitioning step
- Create a 5G physical disk partition (cannot be a LVM logical volume) with mount point
/iso
. Remember the disk partition device (e.g./dev/sdc4
) as this will be needed in later steps. - Complete the installation as desired.
How to test
- Copy the installation ISO image into the
/iso
directory. - Boot your system into the installation program using any available means (netinst.iso, pxeboot images or DVD.iso)
- Direct anaconda to use the install repository from the disk partition where you copied the ISO image. Provide the device name, LABEL, or UUID of the disk partition by
repo=
boot argument. For example:- repo=hd:device:/path
- repo=hd:LABEL=:/path
- repo=hd:UUID=:/path
- Complete the installation as desired
Expected Results
- Anaconda uses the install repository from the hard disk provided
- Anaconda completes the hard drive installation successfully
- Package errors (install.log) should not occur
- System boots successfully