In core16 agetty (for some reason?) did not print /etc/issue on terminals. Now it does and we need to explicitly tell it not to do so. We're using console-conf to print all the info for us, so we actually really don't want agetty to do anything here. Without this, after setting up the system we get duplicated info for what system is running here.
This should essentially be fixed in subiquity as well. This workaround can then be removed.
In core16 agetty (for some reason?) did not print /etc/issue on terminals. Now it does and we need to explicitly tell it not to do so. We're using console-conf to print all the info for us, so we actually really don't want agetty to do anything here. Without this, after setting up the system we get duplicated info for what system is running here.
This should essentially be fixed in subiquity as well. This workaround can then be removed.