On Tue, May 12, 2020 at 08:51:38PM -0000, David Baird wrote:
> What is the cloudimg designed to boot with, if not libvirt? I think
> virtio-scsi is being used. Here's the virt-install line, if it helps,
Ok, it turns out this is a bug in the generic cloud image, which ships with
the linux-generic kernel, a kernel which is not expected to boot without
initramfs.
We should fix this to not set the FORCE_PARTUUID flag on this image, since
there's no expectation that it will work.
I've opened a task on livecd-rootfs for this.
Note that the /minimal/ downloadable cloud image uses the linux-kvm kernel
instead; that is the one that has the virtio drivers built-in, and can be
booted without an initramfs.
On Tue, May 12, 2020 at 08:51:38PM -0000, David Baird wrote:
> What is the cloudimg designed to boot with, if not libvirt? I think
> virtio-scsi is being used. Here's the virt-install line, if it helps,
Ok, it turns out this is a bug in the generic cloud image, which ships with
the linux-generic kernel, a kernel which is not expected to boot without
initramfs.
We should fix this to not set the FORCE_PARTUUID flag on this image, since
there's no expectation that it will work.
I've opened a task on livecd-rootfs for this.
Note that the /minimal/ downloadable cloud image uses the linux-kvm kernel
instead; that is the one that has the virtio drivers built-in, and can be
booted without an initramfs.