And then redeployed the node; and then ssh'ed into the internal ip.
From there after the install completed (along with the error messages)
I modified /curtin/curtin/commands/install.py to remove the disconnect.
Then I rebooted the node.
After it came back up (quite a while), I needed IPMI console to get in
and found /etc/fstab only had two UUID= mounts, and the /mnt iscsi device did not have _netdev which then had systemd try to mount /mnt before network was up.
I manually modified /etc/fstab in target to add ,_netdev and rebooted.
That came up fine and ssh works; that's how the node is now.
I did manually fix it.
First, I modified the curtin preseed as described here:
https:/ /gist.github. com/smoser/ 2610e9b78b8d7b5 4319675d9e3986a 1b
And then redeployed the node; and then ssh'ed into the internal ip. curtin/ commands/ install. py to remove the disconnect.
From there after the install completed (along with the error messages)
I modified /curtin/
Then I rebooted the node.
After it came back up (quite a while), I needed IPMI console to get in
and found /etc/fstab only had two UUID= mounts, and the /mnt iscsi device did not have _netdev which then had systemd try to mount /mnt before network was up.
I manually modified /etc/fstab in target to add ,_netdev and rebooted.
That came up fine and ssh works; that's how the node is now.