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This issue is created to track a known defect in the current release (4.17.0-okd-scos.0).
There is currently an issue with UPI ABI/AI that means that method of cluster installation is non functional in 4.17
The OS image embedded in the release payload (FCOS) is not compatible and causes installation failure
The issue has been well explored/debugged by user @titou10titou10 and these issues contain more information: #2015#2018#2035
ABI/AI currently uses Fedora as it's "bootstrap" OS installer image
It seems there are two issues:
Under ABI/AI the pivot into SCOS fails (although not mentioned it seems to be same failure state as the ext4 issues so I suspect due to that)
There seems to be some misconfiguration of the postgres service and for assisted installer it cannot start properly. Not sure of root cause here.
A suggested workaround (okd-project/okd-web#47) is to use RHCOS as the temporary ("bootstrap"), but my personal current understanding is that this would not comply with RedHat licenses, so we cannot support this as a project.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This issue is created to track a known defect in the current release (
4.17.0-okd-scos.0
).There is currently an issue with UPI ABI/AI that means that method of cluster installation is non functional in 4.17
The OS image embedded in the release payload (FCOS) is not compatible and causes installation failure
The issue has been well explored/debugged by user @titou10titou10 and these issues contain more information:
#2015 #2018 #2035
ABI/AI currently uses Fedora as it's "bootstrap" OS installer image
It seems there are two issues:
A suggested workaround (okd-project/okd-web#47) is to use RHCOS as the temporary ("bootstrap"), but my personal current understanding is that this would not comply with RedHat licenses, so we cannot support this as a project.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: