Talos installation
Talos can be installed using two methods:
Talos install vanilla: provide required
siderolink.api
link.Talos install via Factory image: provide required
factoryhash
.
In both cases, additional kernel parameters are required. These will override any defaults injected.
Talos default kernel parameters are:
More information about Talos kernel parameters you can find here: https://www.talos.dev/v1.7/reference/kernel/
Network configuration for your server will be automatically injected by our systems.
Classic nic names vs predictable nic names
The kernel parameter net.ifnames=0
will disable predictable network interface names and revert to classic names like eth0
, eth1
, etc.
This works in most cases where a server only has 1 or 2 uplinks. If you have more than 2 uplinks and network configuration is failing, it can be that Talos is assigning the wrong interfaces to eth0 and / or eth1. In that case you can try using the "predictable interface names" solution, by using the kernel parameter net.ifnames=1
.
Example Talos OS 1.7.7 Vanilla Request Body
Request body
Example Talos OS 1.7.7 Factory Request Body
Request body
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