allanj
November 2nd, 2016, 08:08 AM
Hi
I am setting up an automated install service for several Linuxes, and the setup for trusty is working perfectly, but there is a strange problem with xenial.
This is servers with 2 Network Cards, so I have to specify "interface=eth1" as an argument in the pxe file, and what happens is that the kernel and initrd is loaded correctly, but when it starts up, it can not find the Network. I have access to the DHCP server, so i can see it recieving the DHCPDISCOVER, and it responds with a DHCPOFFER, but that is never recieved on the server it seems.
The server recieves the correct DHCP address during boot, so I can rule out hardware problems, it has to do with the xenial install image, and as I wrote at the start it works fine with trusty....
I think it could be apparmor that causes problems, but does anyone know if that could be the case, and if it is, then how do i disable it ?
Best regards
Allan Jacobsen
Linux consultant
I am setting up an automated install service for several Linuxes, and the setup for trusty is working perfectly, but there is a strange problem with xenial.
This is servers with 2 Network Cards, so I have to specify "interface=eth1" as an argument in the pxe file, and what happens is that the kernel and initrd is loaded correctly, but when it starts up, it can not find the Network. I have access to the DHCP server, so i can see it recieving the DHCPDISCOVER, and it responds with a DHCPOFFER, but that is never recieved on the server it seems.
The server recieves the correct DHCP address during boot, so I can rule out hardware problems, it has to do with the xenial install image, and as I wrote at the start it works fine with trusty....
I think it could be apparmor that causes problems, but does anyone know if that could be the case, and if it is, then how do i disable it ?
Best regards
Allan Jacobsen
Linux consultant