In addition to pulling an all nighter, David outlined expectations by way of a test matrix. Despite the presence of bug#465250, the following test matrix was used throughout the day to ensure all common methods of booting the installer and providing network configuration were exercised.
| PXE Boot | boot.iso | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Boot argument | dhcp | static | dhcp | static |
| Network device selection parameters | ||||
| ksdevice=eth0 | ||||
| ksdevice=MACADDR | ||||
| ksdevice=link | ||||
| ksdevice=BOOTIF | ||||
| Network device configuration parameters | ||||
| ip=X.X.X.X (also includes gateway=, dns= and netmask=) | ||||
| ip=dhcp | ||||
| Other parameters that require an active network connection | ||||
| ks=URL | ||||
| updates=URL | ||||
| repo=URL | ||||
Thanks to all who helped gather test feedback for David last week (including johannbg). By populating the test matrix we can be sure that Anaconda and NetworkManager will be the best of friends for Fedora 10.
Stay tuned for another Fedora Test Day focusing on GlitchFreeAudio and SecurityAudit. Hope to see you there :)