Thanks, but still need more detail. Please provide exact steps to reproduce this, including everything you select in the installer. (there are some other questions below too)
on my end: 1: Boot current 24.04 ISO from cdimages 2: select INstall with HWE from the ISO image boot menu 3: choose default English as Default Language and select done on the keyboard layout selection to proceed 5: Choose default Ubuntu Server on the installation type and select Done to proceed 6: verify device (enp1s0 on mine) has an address via DCHP and select Done to proceed 7: Select Done on Proxy configuration to set the default of No Proxy 8: Select Done on Archive Mirror configuration 9: Select Use and entire disk and leave it at default config (LVM) for Guided storage configuration, and select Done 10: Verify layout and select Done on Storage Configuration screen and then select Continue on Confirm destructive Action popup to proceed 11: Enter user name, server name, and password on Profile Configuration and select Done to proceed 12: Select Skip for now on Ubutnu Pro screen, select Done to proceed 13: Select Install OpenSSH server on the SSH COnfiguration screen and and configure / import SSH keys from my launchpad account, then select Done to proceed after SSH keys are retrieved 14: Select Done on Featured server snaps and do not install any new things to proceed 15: Observe progress on the Updating system screen until install is complete 16: Select Reboot now to proceed 17: Remove ISO image and hit enter when prompted 18: log in once system rebooted. you are hitting this here, but this is a pretty generic sounding bug. What system? Does this fail on other systems? are they using the same NVMe controller? Are they using the same NVMes? What if you replace the Kaoxia NVMes with Intel NVMe or Samsung NVMe? How many systems can you recreate this issue on? I'm still not able to reproduce it myself, it is at least getting some attention from the kernel team, and maybe this can help us out with reproducing this and finding a root cause. But so far this seems limited to a corner case where you have a specific machine with a specific NVMe and some sort of problem that may or may not be related to the NVMe at all. Your screen shots truncate things a bit... can you run this via Serial over LAN from a linux terminal and capture the output somehow to a text file? And does MAAS deployment work? (is the machine completely uninstallable or is there an installation mechanism that works)? Are you using remote ISO on the BMC and maybe there's an issue there? Have you tried installing from a USB stick instead? or maybe a few different USB sticks instead to rule out a bad USB device? Are you sure the ISO you downloaded is complete and the checksums match? The last message in the second screenshot says that the installer lost the ISO image, hence the "Unable to find a medium containing a live filesystem" message. That is why I don't really think this has anything to do with the NVMes, but more with how you're installing it. -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/2154162 Title: Ubuntu 24.04.3 HWE kernel fails to install and displays stdin: Invalid argument To manage notifications about this bug go to: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/2154162/+subscriptions -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
