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Description of problem:
For RHEV 4.0 we are working on delivering RHEV-H as a squashfs image, which is going to be installed using anaconda.
According to comment bug 1314436 comment 9 the liveimg installation method is not yet supported.
To get minimal confidence that no regressions appear in this installation path I'm requesting to add at least minimal test coverage for this installation method.

Fabian, To me, if this RFE is for adding minimal test coverage for this installation method with squashfs.img, the test case in comment 4 looks good.
If extending some tests, we may consider covering the supported protocols of url, proxy, checksum and noverifyssl, especially in %post section do some basic checking after installation(hostname, networking, user, lang, etc.)
Not sure we need to consider different installation media, like iSCSI, FC, SATA, SAS to make sure multipath and single path storage installation works well.