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Build for Updates Testing

by Southern_Gentleman — last modified Mar 20, 2008 04:26 PM

We will use Fedora 7 and build for the upgrade test for testing the Re-spins<P> Also this is an Example of how to do a Full install.

 Requirements

    Explanation of requirements.
    1. Have a Virtual instance ready to roll (vmware, Virtual Box(will not support x86_64),KVM)
    2. Have the version of Fedora isos (either Gold or the Fedora Unity Re-spin) that you are going to install

    Doing the Work

    Basic description of what will be done and what is expected.

    1. Boot the iso in the VM instance of your choice.
      2. ss1.png
    2. Press enter to start the install.
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    3. Right Arrow to SKIP and press Enter.
      4. ss3.png
    4. Click Next.
      5. ss4.png
    5. Click Next.
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    6. Click Next. then click YES.
      7. ss6.png
    7. Click Next.
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    8. Click YES.
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    9. Click Next.
      10. ss9.png
    10. Click Next.
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    11. Enter and Confirm rootpw then Click Next.
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    12. Click Customize now.radio button the Click Next
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    13. With Desktop Environments Selected in the Left Menu, Select (has check mark) all boxes in the Right Menu.
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    14. Click Applications in the Left Menu, Select  all boxes in the Right Menu (you may have to use the scroll bar to ensure all are selected).
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    15. Click Development in the Left Menu: Select all the boxes in the Right Menu.
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    16. Click Servers in Left Window: Select all in the Right Menu.
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    17. Click Base System in the Left Menu; Select all BUT VIRTUALIZATION in the Right Menu.
    18. Click Next. and finish the install.
    19. Reboot  go through firstboot : Firewall Enabled and Selinux Permissive
    20. Yum Update
    21. REMEMBER to always run yum update before you start your upgrade.
     

      More Information

      Any additional information or notes.

      Disclaimer

      We test this stuff on our own machines, really we do. But you may run into problems, if you do, come to #fedora on irc.freenode.net

      Added Reading

      http://http://docs.fedoraproject.org/install-guide/f8/en_US/
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