I found this related ticket: https://bugs.launchpad.net/subiquity/+bug/1971181
It suggests adding `fsck.mode=skip` to the grub kernel command line. Well, it worked for me. I was able to install using IPMI IKVM mounted ISO.
I tested with the IPMI on my private LAN (100Mbps) and also on a public internet line limited to 20Mbps, both worked where they failed before.
I found this related ticket: https:/ /bugs.launchpad .net/subiquity/ +bug/1971181
It suggests adding `fsck.mode=skip` to the grub kernel command line. Well, it worked for me. I was able to install using IPMI IKVM mounted ISO.
I tested with the IPMI on my private LAN (100Mbps) and also on a public internet line limited to 20Mbps, both worked where they failed before.