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# Enter the ''Installation Source'' screen | # Enter the ''Installation Source'' screen | ||
# Click the ''On the network'' radio button and change the drop-down to ''nfs'' | # Click the ''On the network'' radio button and change the drop-down to ''nfs'' | ||
# Enter the path to an NFS repository in the text box - this must be a complete repository for the Fedora release you are testing | # Enter the path to an NFS repository in the text box - this must be a complete repository for the Fedora release you are testing. e.g. mynfsserver.mydomain.net:/path/to/fedora/{{FedoraVersion|next}}/x86_64/os/ | ||
# Enter any necessary mount options in the appropriate box and click ''Done'' | # Enter any necessary mount options in the appropriate box and click ''Done'' | ||
# Configure partitioning in a normal way and complete the installation | # Configure partitioning in a normal way and complete the installation | ||
Revision as of 23:14, 18 October 2012
Description
This test case verifies adding a NFS-based package repository through graphical repository dialog during installation. Testing also includes verifying proper installation of packages included in the repository.
How to test
- Boot the installer using any available non-live means (
netinst.iso, pxeboot images orDVD.iso) - Enter the Installation Source screen
- Click the On the network radio button and change the drop-down to nfs
- Enter the path to an NFS repository in the text box - this must be a complete repository for the Fedora release you are testing. e.g. mynfsserver.mydomain.net:/path/to/fedora/39/x86_64/os/
- Enter any necessary mount options in the appropriate box and click Done
- Configure partitioning in a normal way and complete the installation
Expected Results
- The package metadata from NFS-based repository is read correctly
- The repository selected is actually used for installation: this can be checked by examining the
packaging.loglog file - Installation completes and system reboots successfully