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# The installer is able to activate and use the virtual network device(s) | # The installer is able to activate and use the virtual network device(s) | ||
# The installer transitions to [ | # The installer transitions to [[Anaconda/Stage|stage2]] without error | ||
# The installer is able to activate and use the virtual storage device(s) | # The installer is able to activate and use the virtual storage device(s) | ||
# The install completes successfully | # The install completes successfully | ||
# The system reboots successfully, recognizing filesystems created on the virt device(s) | # The system reboots successfully, recognizing filesystems created on the virt device(s) | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:10, 18 September 2016
🔗 Description
This install verifies that installing on a Fedora system as a KVM guest works properly. The test is designed to ensure virtual KVM devices are recognized and properly used during installation. For help with virtualization, see Getting started with virtualization.
🔗 How to test
- Create a virtual machine (aka guest) and attach a Fedora ISO install disc (e.g. boot.iso, DVD, CD, live image) to the virtual machine. This can be accomplished using the
virt-installcommand or by using the graphical utilityvirt-manager. - Hit run to boot the guest from the provided ISO disc
- Proceed with normal installation
🔗 Expected Results
- The installer successfully boots from the ISO image
- The installer is able to activate and use the virtual network device(s)
- The installer transitions to stage2 without error
- The installer is able to activate and use the virtual storage device(s)
- The install completes successfully
- The system reboots successfully, recognizing filesystems created on the virt device(s)
