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This may or may not be related to issue #66, packer fails to boot into created VM image however boots into the downloaded ISO.
I've tried plugin versions 1.0.0 and the latest 1.0.9, however both give the same outcome.
Reproduction Steps
Add answers.cfg to the http directory.
Land the packer config with the 1.0.0 plugin as alpine-100.pkr.hcl
Land the packer config with the 1.0.9 plugin as alpine-109.pkr.hcl
Initialize both configs:
a. packer init alpine-100.pkr.hcl
b. packer init alpine-109.pkr.hcl
Run the 1.0.0 plugin config.
PACKER_LOG=1 packer build alpine-100.pkr.hcl
Observe output and Qemu display.
Run the 1.0.9 plugin config.
PACKER_LOG=1 packer build alpine-109.pkr.hcl
Observe output and Qemu display.
You will notice in both instances after the VM runs through the boot_steps process and reboots, that it goes back into the ISO without booting into the created image. I'm able to the confirm that both created VM disks (In this case, the qcow2 images) are able to boot just fine. It seems after the reboot, packer / packer-plugin-qemu is not able to drop the ISO file after it reboots.
Plugin and Packer version
From packer version
Packer v1.8.5
Two configs with the only diffrence being the Qemu plugin.
Overview of the Issue
This may or may not be related to issue #66, packer fails to boot into created VM image however boots into the downloaded ISO.
I've tried plugin versions
1.0.0
and the latest1.0.9
, however both give the same outcome.Reproduction Steps
answers.cfg
to thehttp
directory.1.0.0
plugin asalpine-100.pkr.hcl
1.0.9
plugin asalpine-109.pkr.hcl
a.
packer init alpine-100.pkr.hcl
b.
packer init alpine-109.pkr.hcl
1.0.0
plugin config.1.0.9
plugin config.You will notice in both instances after the VM runs through the
boot_steps
process and reboots, that it goes back into the ISO without booting into the created image. I'm able to the confirm that both created VM disks (In this case, theqcow2
images) are able to boot just fine. It seems after the reboot,packer
/packer-plugin-qemu
is not able to drop the ISO file after it reboots.Plugin and Packer version
From
packer version
Two configs with the only diffrence being the Qemu plugin.
1.0.0
1.0.9
Simplified Packer Buildfile(s)
1.0.0
Qemu plugin - FILE1.0.9
Qemu plugin - FILEhttp
called answers.cfg - FILEOperating system and Environment details
Fedora 37 LXQt Official Workstation Spin on
x86_64
hardware$> qemu-system-x86_64 -version QEMU emulator version 7.0.0 (qemu-7.0.0-13.fc37)
Guest / Built OS is Alpine Linux using the Extended ISO, version
3.17.1
under thex86_64
arch.Log Fragments and crash.log files
v1.0.0
QEMU plugin version - LOGv1.0.9
QEMU plugin version - LOGThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: