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{{QA/Test_Case
|description=An installation to a system with uninitialized disks.  This is automated by using %pre scripts to blank out the disks (using dd) prior to stage#2 anaconda.
|actions=
# Initiate an installation using any available means (DVD, CD, boot.iso, Network) to system with uninitialized disks
# When prompted by anaconda, choose to ''re-initialize'' disks
# Proceed with installation as desired
|results=
# Anaconda completes successfully
# Anaconda should prompt that the disks are not labelled and offer to proceed
# Reboot successfully into installed system
}}


= PartitioningUninitializedDisks =
[[Category:Installer_Partitioning_Test_Cases]]
== Description ==
An installation to a system with unitialized disks.  This is automated by using %pre scripts to blank out the disks (using dd) prior to stage#2 anaconda.
 
== Steps To Reproduce ==
 
1. Perform an installation where the disks being installed are not partitioned or formatted
 
== Expected Results ==
 
 
1. Anaconda completes successfully
 
1. Anaconda should prompt that the disks are not labelled and offer to proceed
 
1. Reboot successfully into installed system

Latest revision as of 18:19, 13 April 2009

Description

An installation to a system with uninitialized disks. This is automated by using %pre scripts to blank out the disks (using dd) prior to stage#2 anaconda.


How to test

  1. Initiate an installation using any available means (DVD, CD, boot.iso, Network) to system with uninitialized disks
  2. When prompted by anaconda, choose to re-initialize disks
  3. Proceed with installation as desired

Expected Results

  1. Anaconda completes successfully
  2. Anaconda should prompt that the disks are not labelled and offer to proceed
  3. Reboot successfully into installed system
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