From Fedora Project Wiki
m (Changed category) |
m (Minor wiki cleanup) |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
= Description = | |||
This install verifies that all of the ISO images are recognizable and installable by Anaconda. | This install verifies that all of the ISO images are recognizable and installable by Anaconda. | ||
= Steps To Reproduce = | |||
# Burn required number of iso's for a complete install. | # Burn required number of iso's for a complete install. | ||
# Boot system from CD #1 and choose CDROM as install type if not automatically chosen for you. | # Boot system from CD #1 and choose CDROM as install type if not automatically chosen for you. | ||
| Line 13: | Line 8: | ||
# Remove final CDROM before rebooting into installed system when instructed by installer. | # Remove final CDROM before rebooting into installed system when instructed by installer. | ||
= Expected Results = | |||
# System should boot into the installer properly from CD #1. | # System should boot into the installer properly from CD #1. | ||
# Anaconda should properly eject and request next CDROM | # Anaconda should properly eject and request next CDROM | ||
Revision as of 13:40, 30 January 2009
Description
This install verifies that all of the ISO images are recognizable and installable by Anaconda.
Steps To Reproduce
- Burn required number of iso's for a complete install.
- Boot system from CD #1 and choose CDROM as install type if not automatically chosen for you.
- Process through install process inserting each CDROM as requested by installer.
- Remove final CDROM before rebooting into installed system when instructed by installer.
Expected Results
- System should boot into the installer properly from CD #1.
- Anaconda should properly eject and request next CDROM
- Anaconda functions properly and successfully installs required packages for complete.
- Anaconda should not ask for the same CDROM more than once. Check note below if you are using RHEL3 or RHEL4.
- Package errors should not occur.
- System boots successfully
Note
RHEL3 and RHEL4 will request disc#1 after the final disc. This is because disc#1 contains the variant specific (e.g. AS, ES, WS, Desktop) packages and those are installed after all base package dependencies have been met.
RHEL3 and RHEL4 will request disc#1 after the final disc. This is because disc#1 contains the variant specific (e.g. AS, ES, WS, Desktop) packages and those are installed after all base package dependencies have been met.