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Ignition fails while trying to retrieve config from VirtualBox, leading to fatal error at stage fetch-offline: failed to fetch config: fetching VirtualBox guest property "/Ignition/Config/Encoding": no such file or directory
It doesn't make difference whether the property is actually present or not.
Emergency console doesn't show the device /dev/vboxguest as present.
Operating System Version
SL Micro 6.0
Ignition Version
2.17.0
Environment
Host OS: Windows 11 with HyperV
VirtualBox 7.1.4
Expected Behavior
Ignition successfully detects running VirtualBox, and continues to work even when the property is missing
Actual Behavior
Ignition fails, which results in a system not working
Steps to Reproduce
Create an empty VirtualBox VM, and try to install system from SL-Micro.x86_64-6.0-Default-SelfInstall-GM2.install.iso
I understand that's a bit hard to reproduce, I'll try with something else if given some pointers on which image I can use...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Bug
Ignition fails while trying to retrieve config from VirtualBox, leading to fatal error at stage
fetch-offline
:failed to fetch config: fetching VirtualBox guest property "/Ignition/Config/Encoding": no such file or directory
It doesn't make difference whether the property is actually present or not.
Emergency console doesn't show the device
/dev/vboxguest
as present.Operating System Version
SL Micro 6.0
Ignition Version
2.17.0
Environment
Host OS: Windows 11 with HyperV
VirtualBox 7.1.4
Expected Behavior
Ignition successfully detects running VirtualBox, and continues to work even when the property is missing
Actual Behavior
Ignition fails, which results in a system not working
Steps to Reproduce
Create an empty VirtualBox VM, and try to install system from
SL-Micro.x86_64-6.0-Default-SelfInstall-GM2.install.iso
I understand that's a bit hard to reproduce, I'll try with something else if given some pointers on which image I can use...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: