Description of problem: When using a CMS configuration file on s390x with network/disks definitions, dracut fails to download the kickstart file and drops to emergency shell. I can see that the default route is not set: dracut:/# ip r ip r 10.16.104.0/21 dev enccw0.0.0a00 proto kernel scope link src 10.16.105.197 dracut:/# from rdsosreport: ... # IP address is flushed and set, also the default route is set: [ 30.191429] localhost dracut-initqueue[879]: /lib/dracut-lib.sh@41(strglobin): '[' -n 10.16.105.197 -a -z 10.16.105.197 ']' [ 30.191597] localhost dracut-initqueue[879]: /usr/sbin/ifup@143(do_static): ip addr flush dev enccw0.0.0a00 [ 30.191854] localhost dracut-initqueue[879]: /usr/sbin/ifup@144(do_static): ip addr add 10.16.105.197/255.255.248.0 brd + dev enccw0.0.0a00 .... [ 30.195766] jstodola.redhat.com dracut-initqueue[879]: //tmp/net.enccw0.0.0a00.gw@1(source): ip route replace default via 10.16.111.254 dev enccw0.0.0a00 .... # the installation image is sucessfully downloaded: [ 37.117829] jstodola.redhat.com dracut-initqueue[879]: ///lib/url-lib.sh@70(curl_fetch_url): curl --globoff --location --retry 3 --fail --show-error --remote-name http://dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/fedora-secondary/releases/23/Server/s390x/os/images/install.img .... # IP address is flushed and set again, but the default route is not set again: [ 70.203858] jstodola.redhat.com dracut-initqueue[879]: /usr/sbin/ifup@143(do_static): ip addr flush dev enccw0.0.0a00 [ 70.204784] jstodola.redhat.com dracut-initqueue[879]: /usr/sbin/ifup@144(do_static): ip addr add 10.16.105.197/255.255.248.0 brd + dev enccw0.0.0a00 ... [ 70.207467] jstodola.redhat.com dracut-initqueue[879]: /lib/net-lib.sh@92(setup_net): '[' -e /tmp/net.enccw0.0.0a00.did-setup ']' [ 70.207624] jstodola.redhat.com dracut-initqueue[879]: /lib/net-lib.sh@93(setup_net): '[' -e /sys/class/net/enccw0.0.0a00/address ']' [ 70.208052] jstodola.redhat.com dracut-initqueue[879]: //lib/net-lib.sh@94(setup_net): cat /sys/class/net/enccw0.0.0a00/address [ 70.208502] jstodola.redhat.com dracut-initqueue[879]: /lib/net-lib.sh@94(setup_net): '[' -e /tmp/net.02:00:00:00:00:0f.did-setup ']' [ 70.208623] jstodola.redhat.com dracut-initqueue[879]: /lib/net-lib.sh@94(setup_net): return ... # download of the kickstart file fails Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Fedora 23 / s390x dracut-043-60.git20150811.fc23 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. have a CMS config file with network/disk configuration 2. have a CMS parameter file pointing to the CMS config file, use kickstart: ro ramdisk_size=40000 cio_ignore=all,!condev CMSDASD=0191 CMSCONFFILE=fedora.conf repo=http://dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/fedora-secondary/releases/23/Server/s390x/o s _nst.updates=http://sbueno.fedorapeople.org/updates/ldldasd.img inst.ks=http://sbueno.fedorapeople.org/ks/ldldasd.ks rd.debug 3. start the installation Actual results: KS file not downloaded, no default route is set Expected results: KS file successfully downloaded Additional info: I wasn't able to reproduce it when all parameters were present in the CMS parameter file (CMS config file not used)
Created attachment 1118519 [details] rdsosreport.txt
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