Description of problem: When booting with the inst.repo option pointing to an url, this url is not used to acces repo tree. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 19-TC5 How reproducible: Most of the time. It looks like this is a timing problem Steps to Reproduce: 1. Boot with inst.repo= url 2. Accept your faith 3. See that installtion source gives an error Actual results: URL is not used to install Expected results: URL should be used diectly to install from Additional info: When you wait a while before accepting your faith the url is used succesfully. When an error occures, the packaging log show a curl error stating domain name not found. It looks like DNS is not yet functioning when curl tries the url. Retyping the same url in UI makes anaconda recognise the repo.
Please attach log files as individual text/plain attachments.
Created attachment 763446 [details] Anaconda.log
Created attachment 763447 [details] Packaging.log
Created attachment 763448 [details] ifcfg.log
Please attach the other logs, especially syslog. 21:45:04,369 ERR anaconda: Geolocation refresh failed - no connectivity Would seem to indicate that your network isn't up. If that's the case there really isn't much we can do.
Created attachment 763668 [details] Syslog
(In reply to Brian C. Lane from comment #5) > Please attach the other logs, especially syslog. > > 21:45:04,369 ERR anaconda: Geolocation refresh failed - no connectivity > > Would seem to indicate that your network isn't up. If that's the case there > really isn't much we can do. Well I think that my network isn't up _yet_. I assume because dhcp is still in the process of getting network information. Anaconda should not start network related tasks as long as dhcp isn't finished.
Looks like this error does not hit, when using an old/slow motherboard. When using a new/fast motherboard, I see this error constantly
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