Details for revision 6 of testcase: Install (OEM setup)



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ID1305
TitleInstall (OEM setup)
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Part of testsuitesUbuntu Desktop Mandatory Extras
Kubuntu Desktop
Xubuntu Installation
Ubuntu Mate
Ubuntu Budgie

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  1. Boot up the iso using a CD/DVD or USB Key to a Live Session
    1. The system boots properly and loads the installer menu
  2. Select your language and then press Enter
    1. The installer menu is displayed
  3. Press F4 and select ‘OEM Install (for manufacturers)’’ and press Enter
    1. The installer menu is displayed again
  4. Press Enter on the ‘Try Ubuntu without installing’ option
    1. The live session is loaded
  5. Double Click on ‘Install Ubuntu’
    1. The ubiquity installer starts, with a welcome dialog with language selection and 'Try Ubuntu' and 'Install Ubuntu' buttons
  6. Double click on the Install Ubuntu icon
    1. The 'Preparing to install Ubuntu' screen is displayed
  7. On the screen Preparing to install Ubuntu, note the state of each check mark for the following components
    • Your system have at least the amount a space indicated
    • Is plugged to a power source
    • Is connected to the Internet
    1. Check marks represent the state of your system accurately
  8. Click on the continue button
    1. The 'Installation type' screen is displayed
  9. Note the state of the 'Check Erase Disk and install Ubuntu' radio button
    1. The 'Check Erase Disk and install Ubuntu' radio button should be checked
  10. Click on the continue button
    1. The 'Erase Disk and install Ubuntu' is displayed
  11. Verify that the drive selected on the Select drive list correspond to the drive on the chart (e.g /dev/sda)
    1. Selected drive is displayed on the chart
  12. Verify that the full drive space is allocated
    1. Full drive space is allocated for installation
  13. Click on Install Now button
    1. The 'Where are you?' screen is displayed
  14. If your system is connected to the network, note the preselected timezone correspond with your timezone and the city indicated in the text box
    1. The timezone and city displayed match your timezone and a city from your area
  15. Click on the map to a different timezone of your choice
    1. The the corresponding city is displayed in the text field and the new timezone is selected
  16. Re-enter the name of a city from your are
    1. The input field and a drop down list opens with a list of items matching the name you entered
  17. Select the name of the city from your area
    1. The timezone and city are update to your new selection
  18. Click on the continue button
    1. The 'Keyboard Layout' screen appears
  19. Note the Keyboard layout and variant, and type some characters in the test area
    1. Correct keyboard layout and variant are selected from timezone information by default, and the proper characters display when typed
  20. Click on Detect Keyboard Layout and answer to the questions asked
    1. The proposed keyboard corresponds to your keyboard
  21. Click on continue
    1. The 'Who are you?' screen appears
  22. Input password for the oem user
    1. Name, username and password are accepted. Additionally, the continue button is enabled
  23. Click on the continue button
    1. The 'Welcome to Ubuntu ' slide is displayed
  24. Wait for the installation to proceed and the slide to change automatically
    1. The slideshow appears correct, the installer displays installation details along the bottom and the slideshow changes slides
  25. Click the left and right arrow buttons next to the slides
    1. The slide changes slides in the proper direction as indicated by the click
  26. Wait for the installer to finish
    1. An 'Installation Complete' dialog appears
  27. Click the Restart now button
    1. GUI is shut down, a prompt to remove media and press Enter appears
  28. Remove the disc and press enter
    1. The machine has been rebooted
  29. Allow the machine to reboot
    1. The system boots properly and loads into ubuntu
  30. Execute the following command on the command line to install any updates that may be present
    sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
    1. The system updates and installs new packages (if any exist)
  31. Restart the computer
    1. The system restarts and boots into the ubuntu desktop
  32. Double click the ‘Prepare for shipping to end user’ icon on the desktop
    1. The OEM config preparation window appears
  33. Enter your oem password and click ok
    1. The window is closed
  34. Shutdown the machine and remove the install disc. Turn the machine back on
    1. The system boots into the end-user installer (Note that any case where the user is taken out of a graphical experience should be filed as a bug)
  35. Select a language and click Forward
    1. The timezone screen is displayed
  36. Select a timezone and click Forward
    1. Keyboard Layout screen is displayed
  37. Select a keyboard layout and click Forward
    1. User details screen is displayed
  38. Add end user details and click forward
    1. After a wait, the login screen appears
  39. Type in the ‘end users’ username and password and hit enter
    1. The machine logins successfully
  40. Execute the following command on the command line:
    lsb_release -rd
    1. Both the description and the release presented matches the version of ubuntu you installed
  41. Execute the following command on the command line:
    arch
    1. Verify the result correctly lists the architecture of the installation you installed. For example, x86_64 for 64-bit x86 machine.
  42. Execute the following command on the command line:
    sudo sfdisk -l
    1. Verify the partition scheme displayed matches the partition scheme you chose during installation
  43. Execute the following command on the command line:
    sudo apt-get update
    1. Apt should hit each of the package mirrors and update all of them without error
  44. Launch 'update-manager' (for quantal this is being renamed to software-updater) and install any updates presented
    1. The updates are downloaded and installed without error
  45. Launch 'firefox' and navigate to http://www.ubuntu.com
    1. The ubuntu homepage is loaded and displays properly
  46. Launch 'Time & Date' settings menu and note the timezone information and local time and date
    1. The timezone, date and time should match the settings you selected during installation
  47. If you installed a non-english version of ubuntu, note the language used on the desktop
    1. The desktop should be localized into your language, or it should have prompted you upon initial login to install the missing components for your language


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