Description

This test is designed to test installation from an ISO image on a local disk partition by repo=.

Spare disk partition required
This test requires a local disk partition sized large enough to house a 4.5Gib ISO image. For further details please refer to the Fedora 41 Installation Guide, sections Preparing for a Hard Drive Installation and Installing from a Hard Drive.

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.

Speed up
While any package set would be sufficient, the preliminary installation will be faster when using a smaller package set.

Copy the installation ISO image into the /iso directory. For Fedora 14 and earlier, the installation program also requires that you copy the images/install.img file from the DVD into partition containing the ISO image (e.g. /iso/images/install.img). In Fedora 15 and newer, only the ISO image is needed.

Don't mix images
When testing DVD ISO images, only copy the DVD ISO image for the exact architecture being tested. Do not mix ISO images from different architectures.
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