| 2022-08-11 15:05:29 |
Olivier Gayot |
description |
Steps to reproduce:
1. Perform a subiquity installation with kvm-test.py (no autoinstall) and use the default value everywhere (next, next, next, next, done...)
$ scripts/kvm-test.py -m 2G --install --overwrite --iso custom.iso
2. Once the installation has finished, copy over the /var/log/installer/autoinstall-user-data file to the host.
3. Perform a second subiquity installation using the autoinstall file previously generated:
$ scripts/kvm-test.py -m 2G --install --overwrite --iso custom.iso --autoinstall-file autoinstall-user-data
The install crashes during the curtin partitioning stage.
I'm attaching the logs of the first and second installation. The autoinstall-user-data file can be found in the first archive under var/log/install/autoinstall-user-data |
Steps to reproduce:
1. Perform a subiquity installation with kvm-test.py (no autoinstall) and use the default value everywhere (next, next, next, next, done...)
$ scripts/kvm-test.py -m 2G --install --overwrite --iso jammy-live-server-amd64.iso
2. Once the installation has finished, copy over the /var/log/installer/autoinstall-user-data file to the host.
3. Perform a second subiquity installation using the autoinstall file previously generated:
$ scripts/kvm-test.py -m 2G --install --overwrite --iso jammy-live-server-amd64.iso --autoinstall-file autoinstall-user-data
The install crashes during the curtin partitioning stage.
I'm attaching the logs of the first and second installation. The autoinstall-user-data file can be found in the first archive under var/log/install/autoinstall-user-data |
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