[Bug 2046840] Re: curtin unable to locate package via apt-get 22.04

[John Burkhardt]

Still trying to get to the bottom of this. My motherboard has two onboard NICs and I had disabled one of them in the bios. When the OS boots it seems to initialize eno1 and in the installer boot I have network connectivity on this NIC. But the curtin command is failing.
I enabled the other NIC in BIOS and switched to that one and the problem went away.
Is there anything I can help with in terms of logs or diagnostics to understand why running apt-get in curtin chroot fails when on of my NICs is disabled (when the one enabled one has an ip address, dns, etc)?

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Title:
  curtin unable to locate package via apt-get 22.04

Status in subiquity package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  Running with autoinstall and attempting to install additional
  packages. I could swear this scenario was working on Friday and today
  it does not.

  Subiquity invokes curtin with system-install and curtin says "unable
  to locate package acpid". From a shell I have network access and can
  apt list acpid with no issues. I tried invoking curtin from the shell
  directly and get the same error.

  It seems similar to 1963725 ?

  More detailed repro:
  set up autoinstall with a packages: section, Include acpid (probably any package will fail).
  Run installer
  After successful storage, subiquity will install packages from packages: section of the autoinstall.yaml.
  Curtin fails to find packages.

  Attaching output from journalctl since that seems to have the curtin
  output.

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