On 12/22/2009 09:59 PM, James Laska wrote:
On Tue, 2009-12-22 at 14:13 +0800, He Rui wrote:
Greetings,
As we know, preupgrade test[1] used to test by upgrading a system
which contained one kernel. However, in the real world, users often
install at least 2 kernels before upgrading to a new version. In such
case, the disk space in /boot is just enough for preupgrade to
download the installer but not quite enough to run the installer and
install the new kernel after reboot. Therefore, the test should
include having more kernels installed in /boot to more accurately
reflect what real-world users will be starting from.
So, Preupgrade_low_/boot_disk_space case[2] was added to reflect this.
In the test case, two kernels are installed on the previous system for
updating. As expected results, the users should be prompted with a low
disk-space warning, and removing older kernels allows the upgrade to
proceed beyond the low disk-space warning.
Please refer to Preupgrade_low_/boot_disk_space[2] for detailed
information. Welcome everyone to review it and give comments.
Looks great. We can get fancy and verify preupgrade handling at each of
the different disk space checks. And that might be something useful we
do if we host a pre-upgrade test day. But for the common case, and the
issue that surfaced near the end of F-12, I think you've captured it
nicely.
Thanks,
James
Thank you, James. Then I'll finish the review of this test case, and
create new cases for different disk space checks in /boot for a test day
later.
Cheers,
Hurry
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