By invoking LXD, lxd-installer will install LXD from the right
place, thereby make it simpler for us to not hardcode the
channel and manually snap install it.
(cherry picked from commit 795927c48c)
In the past, we'd directly snap install lxd which defaults to
the latest/stable channel. However, whilst working on enhancing
unminimize, it was observed that we install this snap from
the stable/ubuntu-<version> channel instead.
This was also noted as a failure when running the CTF tests:
`lxd installed from latest/stable, not stable/ubuntu-23.10`
(cherry picked from commit 12a2109c22)
Prior to dpkg/1.21.0, there was a bug where dpkg -V/--verify
couldn't list all the correct packages correctly but with
that being fix and in archive since Jammy, this works perfectly
but the syntax to report the missing files have changed. It
just prints 'missing' now. With that new format, we can now
fix the regex to simply list the packages.
With this patch, the unminimize script works flawlessly
on a minimized image.
(cherry picked from commit 78a98c6835)
missing a && between icicle and visionfive, led to /boot/efi still being
in place, and grub-install running instead of exiting the func.
fixes LP:2015750
Cloud-init cannot write directly to
/etc/NetworkManager/system-connections because subiquity may
need to emit config to /etc/netplan/00-installer.yaml and call
netplan apply for autoinstall.network use-cases.
When cloud-init's config is written directly to
/etc/NetworkManager, neither netplan nor subiquity has knowledge of
this config and this results in namespace collisions in NetworkManager
due to `netplan-` named connections and `cloud-init` connection ids
fighting over which config own a given interface name.
Deleting this config overlay allows subiquity to manage all network
setup when it needs to with netplan directly.
Subiquity already has logic to rename any unwanted netplan
configuration when it intends to write cfg and run netplan apply[1].
This should allow subiquity full control of network config when needed.
[1] https://github.com/canonical/subiquity/blob/
92ac6544cdfedfd332d8cd94dbcfad0aab994575/subiquitycore/
controllers/network.py#L267
LP: #2015605
SUBARCH=visionfive2 is used to build images for the StarFive VisionFive 2
boards. For the device-tree we assume board revision 1.3B.
Signed-off-by: Heinrich Schuchardt <heinrich.schuchardt@canonical.com>
Autoinstall directives can be provided on the grub cmdline to
cloud-init via kernel parameters like the following:
autoinstall 'ds=nocloud-net;s=http://somedomain/'
In order to support DNS resolution for NoCloud datasource at
datasource discovery time, cloud-init.service needs to be
orderered after NetworkManager.service and
NetworkManager-wait-online.service
which will have brought up applicable NICs.
Since NetworkManager is After=dbus.service, the cloud-init.service
avoids systemd ordering cycles by also dropping
Before=sysinit.target when it adds, After=NetworkManager.service and
After=NetworkManager-wait-online.service
Add this file overlay for /lib/systemd/system/cloud-init.service
because systemd drop-in files can only add constraints and not
drop prexisting service constraints.
Also add an AUTOMATION_HEADER comment to any generated files to
add discoverability in the event of future bugs/concerns.
LP: #2008952
ipc was dropped as an apparmor feature. checked by grabbing the latest
lunar VM, installing the latest kernel, doing a reboot, and comparing
directories and files. compared all files and the only diff is the ipc
posix_mqueue
Utkarsh Gupta
Brian Murray
Steve Langasek
Utkarsh Gupta
Dave Jones
Łukasz 'sil2100' Zemczak
John Chittum
Chad Smith
Heinrich Schuchardt
William Wilson
Dan Bungert
Dimitri John Ledkov
Sean Davis
Michael Hudson-Doyle