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Is it possible to run pixiecore with cloud-init config? #135
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Perhaps you can try this:
The above sets up a separate HTTP server using Python, but I think it should be quick and simple enough to work around the issue of Pixiecore not being able to serve the cloud-init config. |
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Hey, first of all, this is a great tool, thank you for your work.
I have managed to boot Ubuntu Focal using the 'quick' command, which takes me to the setup wizard - all good.
I would like however to use the kernel flags discussed in this article to have it autoinstall using cloud-init.
I tried using the following, assuming the user config yaml file was in the 'root' directory where i ran the pixiecore executable.
--cmdline='ip=dhcp autoinstall ds="nocloud-net;s=http://192.168.70.193/" root=/dev/ram0 cloud-config-url=/dev/null'
I expected the file could be served from the webserver pixiecore is running but I suspect that is where I am not understanding it correctly.
Wonder if there is any advice on how to do this using just pixiecore and not setting up a separate TFTP/HTTP server.
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