QA Tests on x86_64 Hardware

• Tester

• Install Architecture

• Boot Method

• Install Method

• Install Type

• Partitioning

• Hardware

• Notes

• Tester: Tru

• Install Architecture: x86_64 (Intel Core duo 2 T7200)

• Boot Method: pxeboot

• Install Method: ftp

• Install Type: clean install

• Partitioning: reuse centos4 partition on laptop

• Hardware: Sony Vaio VGN-SZ3XP

• Notes: GUI install xen installed but not really functionnal (Timer ISR/0: Time went backwards flooding, bz upstream)

• Tester HuwLynes

• Install Architecture x86_64

• Boot Method cd-rom

• Install Method http

• Install Type fresh install

• Partitioning reused existing partitons from CentOS4 install, swap / and /data on RAID1 md devices

• Hardware Sun X2100 dual Opteron, 4GB RAM, Broadcom gigabit, Nvidia gigabit, dual 120GB SATA drives

• Installed basic server with graphical installer. Grub was set up correctly on the RAID1 which didn't used to happen under CentOS4

• Tester HuwLynes

• Install Architecture x86_64

• Boot Method CD-ROM

• Install Method http

• Install Type text-mode upgrade of default server CentOS 4.4 install

• Partitioning none (upgrade) / on normal partition

• Hardware Sun X2100 dual Opteron, 4GB RAM, Broadcom gigabit, Nvidia gigabit, dual 120GB SATA drives

• Upgrade worked, install hangs for several minutes at the end of the install with no feedback, then prompts for re-boot

• Tester MichaelBest

• Install Architecture x86_64

• Boot Method pxeboot

• Install Method http

• Install Type text-mode

• Partitioning previously partitioned MD + LVM setup, installed onto existing md0/md1 partitions

• Hardware - AMD64x2 3800 - Asus M2NPV-VM - 4G DDR2 Ram - 3x WD3200SD 320G Western Digital

• Text installer, did package selection, installed text mode only, with virtualization as my kernel choice. In the text installer it didn't appear that I could get a detailed package selection other than by the groups, didn't go right down to the individual package level, I may have missed an option.