> Given my rough ride when testing anaconda with multiple partitions with > multiple different file systems types is there a test case that covers > that? > > For examples creates 15 different partitions with separated mount points > on different files system types? I don't have such a test yet, but there is no reason why one couldn't be added. It's really just a matter of someone specing it out and someone implementing it. The test framework is quite powerful. Like I said, all I need are three (admittedly big) pieces of information: (1) What is the initial state of the disk(s)? How many disks, what are they formatted with (if anything)? Preexisting LVM? Preexisting filesystems? The framework is powerful enough to let you do anything you need beforehand. (2) What should be done to the disks? Ideally, this takes the form of a kickstart partitioning segment. (3) What should the disks look like after? Should we just have autopartitioning present across all disks? Is whatever was there still there? Is some subset of the original partitioning present? How big should everything be? The more specific you can be, the easier it is for someone to write them up. - Chris -- test mailing list test@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/test
