Fedora Media Writer testday [Report]

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This is a proud moment as we have seen a good amount of people participating in the event .

Testers : 22 , Test : 40
Bugs Filed : 16 , New :16  , Dup : 0 , Fixed : 0




Participants
  1. Ayan
  2. Karthik Subrahmanya
  3. achembar
  4. arehtykitna
  5. frantisekz
  6. kparal
  7. lbrabec
  8. pschindl
  9. priynag
  10. renault
  11. satellit
  12. sayak
  13. sumantro
  14. swarnava
  15. cpanceac
  16. deaddrift
  17. lsatenstein
  18. roger.k.wells
  19. cmurf
  20. jsedlak
  21. juliuxpigface
  22. qqqqqqq
Bugs and Github issues Reported

  1. moving liveusb-creator to a different display runs out of memory and kills desktop - 1328452
  2. Luc doesn't reuse already downloaded image and stuck - 1328369
  3. AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'device' - 1328337
  4. liveusb-creator: pycurl.error: cannot invoke setopt() - perform() is currently running -1328340
  5. crash when choosing ISO on samba server- 1328560
  6.  Windows 10 install usb stick not recognized-1328794
  7. liveusb-creator on Windows 10 opens diskpart.exe but does nothing-1328484
  8. partitions are not unmounted before writing image to a device, can lead to corrupted data written-1328498
  9. do not leave partially downloaded files on disk-1328789
  10. no writing progress is displayed-1328462
  11. USB stick light flashes continuously while LUC is running, whether it's read/writing or not- 1328563
  12. cpu is over 100% for liveusb-creator process while application is doing nothing - 1318491
  13. Open button doesn't work in file selection dialog-1328457
  14. https://github.com/lmacken/liveusb-creator/issues/43
  15. https://github.com/lmacken/liveusb-creator/issues/44
  16. https://github.com/lmacken/liveusb-creator/issues/45

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