Hi Harry, after the power down of huawei-pod12 we are facing an issue with the ONAP installation. The Onap VMs are seen as running by OpenStack, but all of them have failed to boot the kernel and are hanging in the initramfs.
Paul did some investigation and he has found out, that it is possible to boot vm manually, it means, that kernel will boot properly. He did some quick checks and it is not clear to us, why VMs can't be boot properly by the OpenStack. Have you seen similar issue in the past, e.g. at any other huawei server after the recent power down? We have a suspicion, that some OS configuration performed during installation was not hardened in the configuration files and thus it was lost after the pod was powered down. We will be grateful for any hints, so we can bring the ONAP installation up and running again. I'm also wondering if you have any notes about the OS and ONAP installation. We can access the bash history, but it is not clear if all performed activities are really necessary. It would be great if you will document the steps required to have OS deployed. I suppose, that for documentation of ONAP installation, we have to ask Gary, am I right? Thank you, Martin
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