installation issue

[jh-ph]

Hi,
I'm trying to install UTMStack into an Ubuntu 22.04 LTS VM. Unfortunately, I am getting an error message referring to a vlan that the installation may have created and that it isn't defined? Just wondering if anyone have seen it or experienced it before, and know how it can be fixed. Would really want to try this out, but my lack of experience has stopped us. Appreciate any help if possible. Below is the install output:

root@phvautmstack1:/home/administrator# ./installer

UTMStack Installer

Checking system requirements

Checking system requirements

Checking system requirements [OK]

Generating Stack configuration

Generating Stack configuration [OK]

Configuring VLAN

Hit:1 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu jammy InRelease

Hit:2 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu jammy-updates InRelease

Hit:3 http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu jammy-security InRelease

Hit:4 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu jammy-backports InRelease

Reading package lists... Done

Reading package lists... Done

Building dependency tree... Done

Reading state information... Done

vlan is already the newest version (2.0.5ubuntu5).

0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 174 not upgraded.

/etc/netplan/99-vlan.yaml:9:13: Error in network definition: vlan10: interface 'ens160' is not defined

  link: ens160 

        ^ 

exit status 78

root@phvautmstack1:/home/administrator#

Thanks in advance!!!
John

[c3s4rfred]

Hi, @jh-ph, check the answer of this discussion -> #437, maybe solve your issue

[jh-ph]

Hi @c3s4rfred . That discussion seems to be related to a different issue, and speaks of dockers. We are not using docker. Installing it into a VM. This is being installed on a clean OS, and tried multiple times. So, not sure what other steps we can take to get the software installed so we can at least test it.

[c3s4rfred]

Hi, @jh-ph let us know if installing from the ISO solved your problem

[jh-ph]

Hi, @c3s4rfred , we tried using the iso and were not able to get it installed. We received an error.

Below is a crash report as well:

Not sure what our next steps should be.

Thank you.

[feynmanliang]

Hi, I ran into this as well after installing from Ubuntu image. When I looked in /etc/netplan/ I noticed that the renderer was different between the two .confs (networkd in the vlan conf and the .conf_orig backup, NetworkManager in the remaining).

After removing the renderer: NetworkManager conf and re-enabling the .conf_orig (renaming the .conf_orig containing renderer: networkd to .conf), I was able to get pass this VLAN error.

[jh-ph]

Hi @feynmanliang appreciate the input. That didn't work for me. I did not have the .conf files. They are .yaml files. I tried editing them and the installer just over writes it and I would get the error again. I gave up on it. Installed it in a local machine outside of my vsphere environment. The machine is running windows server 2016 and am using virtualbox to run an ubuntu OS, then followed manual installation instructions. It worked in the virtualbox vm, so I am using that to test the software out.

Thanks again.
JH