Release Day: Automating the Linux Distro (featuring Ubuntu 20.04)
Apr 23, 2020
by Bradley LaBoon
Today marks an eventful day in the Linux world with the release of Ubuntu 20.04, the next LTS (long-term support) version of one of the most popular distributions. As with Ubuntu 18.04 two years ago, we are expecting that this will become our most widely-deployed image, which is already available to all Linode customers.
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Comments (4)
I just deployed the new 2007.0 image, and I’m getting this on boot:
[code] * Starting eth0
* Bringing up eth0
* dhcp
* network interface eth0 does not exist
* Please verify hardware or kernel module (driver)
[ !! ][/code]
Have you heard this from anyone else?
[quote:5a8a40be3c=”anderiv”]Have you heard this from anyone else?[/quote]
No, you’re the first. Although I only know of two others that have deployed this without this issue…
Does it happen on subsequent reboots?
-Chris
[quote:2755f5961c=”caker”]Does it happen on subsequent reboots?[/quote]
Nope – I just rebooted. Same deal.
I’ll be in #linode for the next 30 mins or so if you want to discuss there…otherwise we can take it up in the morning. This is my test/dev box, so the downtime isn’t a huge deal.
I’m considering switching to Linode – is Gentoo 2008.0 or upcomming 2008.1 going to be available? When? Thanks.