Problem: Unable to boot into ubuntu 22.04 installer
Expected outcome: boot/ubuntu-22-04-vmlinuz loads installer
Foreman and Proxy versions: 3.12.0
Foreman and Proxy plugin versions: 3.12.0
Distribution and version: Ubuntu 22.04
I am trying to provision bare metal hosts but I am having a very hard time getting this to work with the ubuntu autoinstall method. We had no issues with earlier ubuntu versions.
I am using the following documentation. I’d like to note that as seen above I am on version 3.12.0 but the documentation for this process seems to be non-existent for any version above 3.5. So I am using the 3.5 documentation:
“To provision Ubuntu 22.04, you need to provide both the ISO image and the extracted ISO image on your Foreman server.”
I have followed the steps necessary to provision Ubuntu 22.04 and I have provided both the ISO image and extracted image on my foreman server. I repeated these steps for the smart proxy as well.
I updated the installation media path
http://my-foreman-master.acme.com/pub/installation_media/ubuntu/22.04-x86_64/
After I PXE boot the host into discovery then start the build I get the follow error:
Loading boot/ubuntu-22-04-foreman-$somehash-vmlinuz… failed: No such file or directory
I am not sure what I am missing exactly. I have tried all sorts of tweaks and template changes and I am unable to fix this issue at this point.
Let me know what information you need in order to help resolve this issue. We have multiple masters in different regions and each has a smart-proxy associated with it. The proxies are in the configuration as trust proxies. Which I had to verify by checking /etc/foreman/settings.yaml.
What should I check next to get me over this hurdle?
Thank you in advance.