Revision as of 16:18, 6 November 2009

Description

This test is intended to confirm that anaconda can locate and use an installation source accessible via anonymous FTP.

Boot the installation program using any available means (boot.iso, CD, DVD or PXE)
NOTE: If using a CD, DVD or boot.iso, you must also direct the installer to use an FTP installation source by adding the askmethod boot argument.
When prompted, choose to perform a URL install
Enter the URL to your FTP installation source. For example, you might enter ftp://download.fedora.redhat.com/pub/fedora/linux/development/i386/os
Proceed with the installation

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-= Description =
+{{QA/Test_Case
-A complete installation using the FTP (anonymous) network installation protocol.
+|description=This test is intended to confirm that anaconda can locate and use an installation source accessible via anonymous FTP.
+|actions=
-= Steps To Reproduce =
+# Boot the installation program using any available means (boot.iso, CD, DVD or PXE)
-# Boot the installation program
+# '''NOTE''': If using a CD, DVD or boot.iso, you must also direct the installer to use an FTP installation source by adding the <code>askmethod</code> boot argument.
-# When prompted by stage#1 loader, enter a hostname and path for a FTP accessible installation source.
+# When prompted, choose to perform a ''URL'' install
-# Provide a non-anonymous username and password to use for the connection
+# Enter the ''URL'' to your FTP installation source.  For example, you might enter <code>ftp://download.fedora.redhat.com/pub/fedora/linux/development/i386/os</code>
+# Proceed with the installation
-= Expected Results =
+|results=
-# Anaconda moves to stage#2 using ftp images
+# Anaconda uses the {{filename|images/install.img}} from the FTP server provided
+# Anaconda uses the package repository from the FTP server provided
 # Anaconda completes successfully
 # System boots successfully
+}}
 [[Category:Installation Source]]