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This test case checks whether an installed Fedora system boots successfully to a usable state.
This test case checks whether an installed Fedora system boots successfully to a usable state.
🔗 Setup
🔗 Setup


Install or deploy the Fedora release media you wish to test. Follow all defaults. Create a user account during installation or in the initial-setup utility. The User creation step is covered by other test cases, QA:Testcase_Anaconda_user_creation or QA:Testcase base initial setup - if you encounter problems with user creation, mark them as a failure of the appropriate test case.
Install or deploy the Fedora release media you wish to test. Follow all defaults. Create a user account during installation or in the initial-setup utility. The User creation step is covered by other test cases, [[QA:Testcase_Anaconda_user_creation]] or QA:Testcase base initial setup - if you encounter problems with user creation, mark them as a failure of the appropriate test case.
 
🔗 How to test
🔗 How to test



Revision as of 07:45, 19 September 2018

🔗 Description

This test case checks whether an installed Fedora system boots successfully to a usable state.

🔗 Setup

Install or deploy the Fedora release media you wish to test. Follow all defaults. Create a user account during installation or in the initial-setup utility. The User creation step is covered by other test cases, QA:Testcase_Anaconda_user_creation or QA:Testcase base initial setup - if you encounter problems with user creation, mark them as a failure of the appropriate test case.

🔗 How to test

   Boot into the installed system
   Observe the result of the boot process

🔗 Expected Results

   Aside from accessing encrypted partitions if any are used, and the 'initial setup' utility on the first boot if it runs, no input should be required from the user for the boot process to complete
   After installation/deployment of a system with a graphical desktop, the boot process should result in a usable graphical environment (either automatically logging into a working desktop environment, or presenting a login manager)
   After installation/deployment of a system with no graphical desktop, the boot process should leave you at a console with a working login prompt. If it does not, test whether you can at least access a working login prompt by switching to a different virtual terminal, with Ctrl+Alt+F2, Ctrl+Alt+F3 etc.