16:05 <crobinso> <dustymabe> "`isoinfo -J -i ./Fedora-Server-..." <- no, haven't heard about that yet. seems like a regression on install media side. any idea where to file the bug?

16:09 <dustymabe> crobinso: interesting... I'm on an older pre4.0 version of virt-manager right now. I know latest changed to prefer xorriso

16:09 <dustymabe> so was going to see once I got to the new version if I still had the same provlem

16:09 <dustymabe> though.. there are other problems with newer f37 and `--location`

16:09 <dustymabe> that I can see

16:10 <dustymabe> so in order to workaround the other issue I just mounted the ISO on /mnt and then passed --location /mnt

16:10 <crobinso> hmm

16:10 <dustymabe> but that didn't work (maybe it didn't work before either)

16:11 <dustymabe> because virt-install finds the kernel and initrd, but there's no kernel arg for stage2 and that seems to be required now

16:11 <dustymabe> so the install gets part way up, but then dies in initqueue

16:12 <dustymabe> presumably because there's no stage2

16:12 <dustymabe> what does work is if I expose a webserver on /mnt/ and then feed it a URL to that

16:13 <dustymabe> cc adamw - in case he's familiar with any of these problems

16:18 <crobinso> <dustymabe> "but that didn't work (maybe it..." <- yeah --location /mnt doesn't really work automagically. there's probably some way to get it to work with attaching as cdrom media with --disk device=cdrom,path=FOO and maybe some `inst.` kernel arg

16:22 <dustymabe> crobinso: well we could pick up the stage2 from the treeinfo and then inject it in the initrd at the expected location

16:23 <dustymabe> I was going to do it with --inject-initrd but that only supports droping files in the root dir of the initrd IIUC - I think this would need to go under a directory (according to the stage2 docs)

16:23 <crobinso> yeah there's probably some magic to make it work. but since --location ISO is supposed to work, I've never really looked into it

16:24 <dustymabe> oh actually maybe I could then just add a stage2 arg that tells anaconda it's at the root dir

20:42 <dustymabe> crobinso: interesting other fact. the silverblue iso does support it

20:42 <dustymabe> isoinfo -J -i /var/b/images/Fedora-Silverblue-ostree-x86_64-37-1.7.iso -f

20:42 <dustymabe> works fine