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1. The installation displays properly works over the serial line
1. The installation displays properly works over the serial line
1. Confirm that a login console is presented over the serial device
1. Confirm that a login console is presented over the serial device
* When using ''upstart'' (Fedora9), you may confirm that the serial device is configured for login by examining the output of ''initctl''.  For example, <pre>
* When using ''upstart'' (Fedora9), you may confirm that the serial device is configured for login by examining the output of ''initctl''.  For example,  
<pre>
serial (instance)
serial (instance)
(start) running, process 1116
(start) running, process 1116
</pre>
</pre>
* When using ''sysvinit'' (prior to Fedora9), you may confirm that the file ''/etc/inittab'' has a login entry for the requested serial port.  For example:<pre>
* When using ''sysvinit'' (prior to Fedora9), you may confirm that the file ''/etc/inittab'' has a login entry for the requested serial port.  For example:
<pre>
co:2345:respawn:/sbin/agetty ttyS1 115200 vt100-nav
co:2345:respawn:/sbin/agetty ttyS1 115200 vt100-nav
</pre>
</pre>
1. The file ''/etc/securetty'' contains a line matching the requested console
1. The file ''/etc/securetty'' contains a line matching the requested console
[[Category:Installer Test Cases|UserInterfaceSerial]]

Revision as of 11:59, 3 June 2008

QA/TestCases/UserInterfaceSerial

Description

This test is intended to ensure that the console= parameter is honored and the post-installed systems is configured properly for a non tty0 console. While the examples mention the use of console=ttyS0, it it acceptable to use any device other than the default tty0.

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This test case may require using a DB-9 serial cable to connect to the system under test. Additionally, you may be required to update the BIOS to enable the serial port.


Steps To Reproduce

1. Using a DB-9 serial cable, connect to your test system on the first port (typically S0) and start a serial port monitoring application (ttywatch, cermit, or minicom) 1. Boot installation program passing the console=ttyS0 command line parameter 1. Complete installation and boot into installed system

Expected Results

1. The installation displays properly works over the serial line 1. Confirm that a login console is presented over the serial device

  • When using upstart (Fedora9), you may confirm that the serial device is configured for login by examining the output of initctl. For example,
serial (instance)
(start) running, process 1116
  • When using sysvinit (prior to Fedora9), you may confirm that the file /etc/inittab has a login entry for the requested serial port. For example:
co:2345:respawn:/sbin/agetty ttyS1 115200 vt100-nav

1. The file /etc/securetty contains a line matching the requested console