No, aoetools is not at fault here. The initrd does not take your netplan configuration into account. You could specify the ip= kernel parameter to let the initrd setup your network as you want it, but initramfs-tools does not have any support for brigdes as far as I know.
If you do not need/use aoetools, then you can just remove that package or specify "ip=off" on the kernel command line to disable configuring the network in the initrd.
No, aoetools is not at fault here. The initrd does not take your netplan configuration into account. You could specify the ip= kernel parameter to let the initrd setup your network as you want it, but initramfs-tools does not have any support for brigdes as far as I know.
If you do not need/use aoetools, then you can just remove that package or specify "ip=off" on the kernel command line to disable configuring the network in the initrd.