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8 years ago
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Adriaan de Groot
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Philip
8 years ago
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@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ run on storage device which does not contain any data you care about.
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To build them:
To build them:
cd $top_build_dir
/src/modules/partitions/tests
cd $top_build_dir
make buildtests
make buildtests
To run them you need to define the
`CALAMARES_TEST_DISK`
environment variable.
To run them you need to define the
`CALAMARES_TEST_DISK`
environment variable.
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@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ It should contain the device path to the test disk. For example, assuming you
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@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ It should contain the device path to the test disk. For example, assuming you
plugged a test USB stick identified as
`/dev/sdb`
, you would run the tests like
plugged a test USB stick identified as
`/dev/sdb`
, you would run the tests like
this:
this:
sudo CALAMARES_TEST_DISK=/dev/sdb $top_build_dir/partitiontests
sudo CALAMARES_TEST_DISK=/dev/sdb $top_build_dir/partition
job
tests
# TODO
# TODO
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