** Description changed:
The former version of ubuntu-installer (14.04) included an initrd.gz
with the biosdevname binary and 71-biosdevname.rules for udev.
Since 16.04, there is no more biosdevname traces in the ubuntu-installer.
- That induce a different name for network card (e.g eno1
** Description changed:
- Grub2 UEFI lookup for grub.cfg in the grub folder, we should also add the
grub2 folder.
- Also, special environment variables (like $net_pxe_mac and $net_default_mac)
doesn't seems to be well interpreted in this configuration.
+ Grub2 UEFI lookup for grub.cfg in the
Public bug reported:
Grub2 UEFI lookup for grub.cfg in the grub folder, we should also add the grub2
folder.
Also, special environment variables (like $net_pxe_mac and $net_default_mac)
doesn't seems to be well interpreted in this configuration.
This is the original issue with Foreman which
** Summary changed:
- [udev] initrd xenial don't include biosdevname
+ [udev] initrd xenial doesn't include biosdevname
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1679400
Title:
[udev] initrd
Public bug reported:
The former version of ubuntu-installer (14.04) included an initrd.gz
with the biosdevname binary and 71-biosdevname.rules for udev.
Since 16.04, there is no more biosdevname traces in the ubuntu-installer.
That induce a different name for network card (e.g eno1 instead of
Change have been commited on the maintainer repository
https://github.com/ThomasHabets/arping/issues/22
** Bug watch added: github.com/ThomasHabets/arping/issues #22
https://github.com/ThomasHabets/arping/issues/22
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Public bug reported:
There is a conflict between these 2 packages options that can cause network
trouble with ease.
iputils-arping use the option "-w" for timeout in second whereas arping use the
same option for timeout in microseconds.
Installing a pgpool2 cluster (for example) from Ubuntu
