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fix(cloud): fedora docker install and debian 9p cloud-init error - #45

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Two cloud-provisioning fixes found by booting each distro locally on QEMU/KVM.

fedora docker (24a2883)

dnf config-manager --add-repo was removed in dnf5 (Fedora 41+). install-fedora.sh aborted under set -e with Unknown argument "--add-repo", so docker-ce never installed and docker.service did not exist. Write the repo file straight into /etc/yum.repos.d/ with curl; that works on dnf4 and dnf5.

debian 9p cloud-init error (0f0665f)

debian's cloud kernel (deb13-cloud) ships no 9p module. The seed still added a work 9p mount, so cloud-init's mounts module failed with unknown filesystem type '9p' and reported the whole seed as errored on every boot. nofail did not help: it covers a missing device, not an unknown filesystem type. Skip the mount for debian only. alpine, ubuntu, fedora, and arch all load 9p.

Verification (local QEMU/KVM)

  • fedora-cloud 44: before Unit docker.service could not be found; after docker daemon running, version 29.7.2.
  • debian-13: cloud-init status now done, was error; no 9p entry in fstab.
  • debian docker, arch docker: both came up at 29.7.2 on the same pass.
  • ubuntu, fedora, arch: 9p module loads, /mnt/work mounts, so their mounts document stays.

`dnf config-manager --add-repo` was removed in dnf5, which Fedora 41+ ships.
The docker install aborted under set -e with "Unknown argument --add-repo",
so docker-ce never installed and docker.service did not exist. Write the repo
file directly instead; that works on dnf4 and dnf5. Verified on a fedora-cloud
44 VM: docker daemon comes up at 29.7.2.
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debian's cloud kernel (deb13-cloud) ships no 9p module. The seed still added
a `work` 9p mount, so cloud-init's mounts module failed with "unknown
filesystem type '9p'" and reported the whole seed as errored on every boot.
nofail did not help: it covers a missing device, not an unknown filesystem
type. alpine, ubuntu, fedora, and arch all load 9p, so only debian skips the
mount.

Verified on a debian-13 cloud VM: cloud-init status is now "done", was
"error".
@NovusEdge NovusEdge changed the title fix(recipes): install docker on fedora with dnf5 fix(cloud): fedora docker install and debian 9p cloud-init error Aug 13, 2026
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NovusEdge merged commit e2cbdfa into main Aug 13, 2026
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