[Bug 1689309] Re: Booting a system installed on an iSCSI LUN with an additional network interface is not possible

[Dimitri John Ledkov]

d-i only supports configuring only one network connection. This is
unlikely to change, even for the 20.04 timeframe. The workarounds are 1)
getting install media exported on the same network as the network
attached hard drives 2) configuring additional network interfaces by-
hand using d-i interactive shell.

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Title:
  Booting a system installed on an iSCSI LUN with an additional network
  interface is not possible

Status in Ubuntu on IBM z Systems:
  Triaged
Status in debian-installer package in Ubuntu:
  Incomplete

Bug description:
  Installer version: 20101020ubuntu451.10

  Description/Reproduction:

  System is installed with the following partitioning:
  /boot on DASD
  / on an iSCSI LUN

  Network:
  1 OSA with VLAN as the regular network device for the system
  2 OSAs with VLAN used for iSCSI. Those two OSAs were configured manually in a command shell during installation

  After installation, the system is not bootable and the console is displaying the following error every second: 
  "iscsistart: cannot make a connection to 10.209.9.1:3260 (-1,101)"

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