When trying to join an IPAv2 domain in F17 beta. After you give admin creds to join the ipa domain firstboot is stuck for a few minutes then suddendly crashes or exits leaving a blank screen.
Isn't there any traceback?
I haven't seen any.
So it just exits? Can you look inside /tmp if there aren't any files starting with "traceback" ?
Sorry I blowed away the VM already. I will try to check /tmp the next time, let me know if there is any other data you need me to look for.
Anything it spits out when exiting. :) The IPAv2 thing is done in the Network login screen?
(In reply to comment #5) > Anything it spits out when exiting. :) It doesn't spit anything. > The IPAv2 thing is done in the Network login screen? Yes
Can you please give me some details how to reproduce it? Do I need to have the domain set up, or will it be enough to just try to fill out the details in Network login?
(In reply to comment #7) > Can you please give me some details how to reproduce it? Do I need to have the > domain set up, or will it be enough to just try to fill out the details in > Network login? You may need the domain set up, I haven't tried w/o an IPA install available.
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