To debug further what we need from you on the failed installed system once it boots is the output of
- systemd-analyze blame
- systemd-analyze show
- systemd-analyze critical-chain
- systemctl --failed
- journalctl -b 0
This will help us determine what other systemd service ordering seems to be delaying cloud-init boot stages from running.
Most of he data above gets collected by running `cloud-init collect-logs` which emits a tar.gz file that can be attached to this bug if you don't want to run the commands individually.
Given that you mentioned clicking "cancel" and there is a /var/log/intaller subdirectory, this looks like you are using the ubuntu server live-install (subiquity) to install this system. I'm adding subiquity project too just to keep devs aware.
Looking through /var/log/installer/subiquity-server-debug*log I can see `Starting Subiquity server revision 3359` is blocking on `cloud-init status --wait` which alludes to the 10 minute wait you referenced in this bug.
Thanks for the info, shubhakara.
To debug further what we need from you on the failed installed system once it boots is the output of
- systemd-analyze blame
- systemd-analyze show
- systemd-analyze critical-chain
- systemctl --failed
- journalctl -b 0
This will help us determine what other systemd service ordering seems to be delaying cloud-init boot stages from running.
Most of he data above gets collected by running `cloud-init collect-logs` which emits a tar.gz file that can be attached to this bug if you don't want to run the commands individually.
Given that you mentioned clicking "cancel" and there is a /var/log/intaller subdirectory, this looks like you are using the ubuntu server live-install (subiquity) to install this system. I'm adding subiquity project too just to keep devs aware.
Looking through /var/log/ installer/ subiquity- server- debug*log I can see `Starting Subiquity server revision 3359` is blocking on `cloud-init status --wait` which alludes to the 10 minute wait you referenced in this bug.
# timeout logs on cloud-init status --wait utils:77 arun_command called: ['cloud-init', 'status', '--wait'] reporting. start.subiquity /Meta/status_ GET:45 start: subiquity/ Meta/status_ GET: reporting. finish. subiquity/ Meta/status_ GET:45 finish: subiquity/ Meta/status_ GET: SUCCESS: 200 {"state": "CLOUD_INIT_WAIT", "confirming_tty": "", "error": null, "cloud_init... 2022:06: 39:32 +0000] "GET /meta/status? cur=null HTTP/1.1" 200 419 "-" "Python/3.8 aiohttp/3.6.2" reporting. start.subiquity /Meta/status_ GET:45 start: subiquity/ Meta/status_ GET: server. server: 519 waited 600.0012300014496s for cloud-init server. server: 535 cloud-init status: '<timeout>', assumed disabled
2022-08-17 06:39:32,689 DEBUG subiquitycore.
2022-08-17 06:39:32,861 DEBUG curtin.
2022-08-17 06:39:32,863 DEBUG curtin.
2022-08-17 06:39:32,863 INFO aiohttp.access:233 [17/Aug/
2022-08-17 06:39:33,347 DEBUG curtin.
2022-08-17 06:49:32,690 DEBUG subiquity.
2022-08-17 06:49:32,691 DEBUG subiquity.