Manual install fails on Ubuntu 24.04(Testing)

[brazier]

I wanted to try to deploy a manual install on a clean Ubuntu 24.04 today, and RaspAP are not able to start the hotspot service following the manual guide in retrospect it is super unsupported since 23.04 is beta(and perhaps a bit ouside the scope of this project).

But i thought i should post my findings so that all the others opening discussions can see this, or link to this. I saw someone said to post as an issue but as many of the questions about supported OS and such didnt fit.

It is running on a RPI compute module 3 industrial IoT thingy with two 10/100 ports(SMSC9514) and one wlan(Ralink RT3070) Hardware should be working as i tested it the other day with the supplied raspap-bookworm-arm64-lite-3.2.9.

Some problems i might immediately see from the quick glance i had the other day and today is ubuntu choses unconventional names on the interfaces other than eth0. eth1(enx0001c022fba5) and wlan0(wlx000df0c98301)

Dmesg gist
Services status gist
Services log gist(~8000 lines in ~15 minutes)

Let me know if any other logs are of interest. I will do some more testing tomorrow to see what i can get working, before going back to bookworm. No other steps needs to be taken with this issue.

(side note; when making an issue the links to debug-log and self-diagnosing are dead)

Also trying to just change the settings and then trying to save seems to fail

[billz]

Ubuntu is likely to be dropped from the list of this project's supported OSs. The pre-built images are now the gold standard. I simply don't have time to chase compatibility issues. Bridged AP mode is also unsupported under Ubuntu due to its use of netplan. If someone (perhaps yourself?) is willing to make the effort to get this working we may opt to maintain it.

Thanks for pointing out the doc links; the issue template has been updated.

[brazier]

I get you, gotta prioritize time, right now im just looking for something that just-works^tm and are back to running bookworm. i will circle back here when i have familiarized myself more with the system.