I hope that it's fixed when using a trixie nfsroot, without any
further change in FAI.
> On Wed, 5 Jun 2024 11:52:01 -0700, Robert Moulton said:
> Is it reasonable to presume that a proper fix would be expected with a
> debian-trixie-based FAI release?
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regards Thomas
Is it reasonable to presume that a proper fix would be expected with a
debian-trixie-based FAI release?
Following Thomas' suggestion, My current magic sed-foo work-around:
# diff /var/tmp/30-interface.orig /srv/fai/config/scripts/DEBIAN/30-interface
86a87,91
> # explicitly set noble-
On Tue, 2024-06-04 at 14:02:34 +0200, Thomas Lange wrote:
> Now the question is if this is a change because of v255, or if Ubuntu
> is doing things different to Debian. After reading the URL below I
> guess it's because of the version.
> Currently I have no idea how to properly fix this. I would us
Now the question is if this is a change because of v255, or if Ubuntu
is doing things different to Debian. After reading the URL below I
guess it's because of the version.
Currently I have no idea how to properly fix this. I would use some
magic shell/sed commands for this. A proper fix would be to
indeed, you're right, for noble the scheme is v255:
$ diff udevadm-bookworm.txt udevadm-noble.txt
1,3c1,3
< P: /devices/pci:64/:64:02.0/:65:00.0/net/eno1
< M: eno1
< R: 1
---
> P: /devices/pci:64/:64:02.0/:65:00.0/net/eno1np0
> M: eno1np0
> R: 0
6c6
< E: DEVPATH=/devices/pc
Can you compare the udevadm info output during installation time with
the udevadm info of the new system?
I guess Ubuntu uses a different systemd version (maybe newer) or some
udev rules for renaming the network devices are different than those
of Debian. In the output below you can see ID_NET_NAMI
Thanks for the troubleshooting guidance. I had forgotten about the
createvt flag.
'udevadm info' output during installation (see below) didn't include
any 'eno1np0' references. Same deal with 'DEBIAN/30-interfaces' script
debug output.
On the newly-built ubuntu system, '/sys/class/net/eno1' doesn'
Hi,
during the installation you can switch to another terminal by pressing
Alt-F2. Then execute
udevadm info /sys/class/net/eno1
I would hope that a line containing eno1np0 would appear in the output.
You might want to add this line to DEBIAN/30-interfaces
set -x
Then you get a lot of debuggi
This is all that's reported in scripts.log
[...]
= shell: DEBIAN/30-interface =
Generating netplan configuration for eno1 (dhcp)
fcopy: destination etc/resolv.conf remains unchanged
[...]
How might I go about debugging/troubleshooting further?
thanks,
-r
On Fri, May 31, 2024 at 11:24
> On Fri, 31 May 2024 10:27:06 -0700, Robert Moulton said:
> When an Ubuntu 24.04 (noble) system with an i40e network adapter is
> built with the Debian bookworm nfsroot image, 'eno1' is set as the
> network device name and subsequently used for the netplan
> configuration f
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