This certainly breaks Mint and pretty much breaks Ubuntu too. But it gets the initial install going which is cool. The oem boot option is missing... But I also don't really think that we need it. This seems to basically accomplish the install without it though the reliance on oem-config-prepare means that it tries to do some Ubiquity stuff on the reboot which obviously doesn't work and causes an installer crash.
This does a cloud-config-url param instead of the ds=nocloud-net;s=http://server:port that appears in the docs. I tried that with both quotes or backslashes to escape the ;. Neither really helped 🤷🏻
This certainly breaks Mint and pretty much breaks Ubuntu too. But it gets the initial install going which is cool. The
oemboot option is missing... But I also don't really think that we need it. This seems to basically accomplish the install without it though the reliance onoem-config-preparemeans that it tries to do some Ubiquity stuff on the reboot which obviously doesn't work and causes an installer crash.This does a
cloud-config-urlparam instead of theds=nocloud-net;s=http://server:portthat appears in the docs. I tried that with both quotes or backslashes to escape the;. Neither really helped 🤷🏻