Comment 6 for bug 1999102

If the network is up outside the chroot, is it safe to assume the network should be available inside of a chroot? I switch to alt-f2 during the subiquity init and can do an 'ip a' and see the ip and ping 'yahoo.com' and do a 'wget https://google.com'. Is there anything I should run that would help you to know if this is an issue on my side?

/var/crash/1672818234.937400103.install_fail.crash contains the IP address that eno1 received when it made it's dhcp call. The routes are present in the file as well. It may be a network issue, but not because my local net isn't passing out addresses or isn't able to access the internet.

I'm going to attach the user-data (autoinstall) I'm using to repro this. We're running this on an Intel NUC which probes our nic using the e1000e module.