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Radxa Zero minimal (Ubuntu Noble 24.04) image - network-online.target reached early because of delayed wlan0 device loading


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See https://github.com/canonical/netplan/pull/456#discussion_r1569065581

 

The way the netplan + networkd integration is designed requires all the network devices (wlan0 in particular) to exist at /sbin/init time - otherwise, the netplan generator disables `systemd-networkd-wait-online.service` which also causes `network-online.target` to be reached early. In particular, this breaks any network FS mounts on boot.

 

Of note, I tried logging in to file the bug via the dev contribution platform, but it looks I'm blocked from JIRA access, so am filing it here instead.

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15 hours ago, Henry Tung said:

the way the netplan + networkd integration is designed

 

Bug in NetPlan / systemd-networkd or bug in Armbian implementation? We have no options to maintain NetPlan or any other similar complex user space component. Armbian uses Ubuntu  / Debian packages without changes as we are focused into Kernel space, framework, tools, build automation.

 

If there is a workaround, we can push it somewhere. Like this one: https://github.com/armbian/build/commit/7f32a5853513745ee6aa55b6d3856ac67ec036e2

 

16 hours ago, Henry Tung said:

Of note, I tried logging in to file the bug via the dev contribution platform

 

Forum is just fine. Armbian itself don't have resources to touch any of this, but someone might know something and help you / everyone.

 

I briefly understand what is the problem, but no idea how to solve it.

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