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1: After fresh install, during reboot, first-boot should automatically run | 1: After fresh install, during reboot, first-boot should automatically run | ||
2: if need to re-run in desktop, As root ("su -" or "sudo"), Run command firstboot | 2: if need to re-run in desktop, As root ("su -" or "sudo"), Run command $ firstboot --reconfig | ||
3: Check translations and shortcuts | 3: Check translations and shortcuts | ||
Latest revision as of 06:23, 29 March 2012
Description
The firstboot utility runs after installation. It guides the user through a series of steps that allows for easier configuration of the machine.
How to test
1: After fresh install, during reboot, first-boot should automatically run
2: if need to re-run in desktop, As root ("su -" or "sudo"), Run command $ firstboot --reconfig
3: Check translations and shortcuts
4: Screen elements alignment
5: Default fonts
Expected Results
1: Translations should be in local language
2: Shortcuts should be working