QA talk:Testcase partitioning custom btrfs preserve home: Difference between revisions

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robatino - I just performed this test case successfully, in Step 8 deleting the old / and then creating a new /. That seems much cleaner to me as you get something closer to a brand new install instead of a reinstall. What happens on repeated reinstalls if one keeps the old / each time?
cmurf - You get dual/multiboot, similar to the dual boot test case draft which is a variation on this preserve home test case.

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	* [[User:Robatino\|robatino]] - I just performed this test case successfully, in Step 8 deleting the old / and then creating a new /. That seems much cleaner to me as you get something closer to a brand new install instead of a reinstall. What happens on repeated reinstalls if one keeps the old / each time?		* [[User:Robatino\|robatino]] - I just performed this test case successfully, in Step 8 deleting the old / and then creating a new /. That seems much cleaner to me as you get something closer to a brand new install instead of a reinstall. What happens on repeated reinstalls if one keeps the old / each time?
			* [[User:cmurf\|cmurf]] - You get dual/multiboot, similar to [https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/User:Sumantrom/Draft/dualboot_f33_btrfs the dual boot test case draft] which is a variation on this preserve home test case.