forked from heavy-duty/box
Wall 2 is solved: 'EFI stub: Failed to decompress kernel' was a CORRUPT
IMAGE — the --purge-storage re-download produced a bad blob. Deleting
the cached image and re-pulling booted the box immediately. The storage
pool was innocent (1.29GiB used of 30GiB).
Both walls cost hours to diagnose by hand. The next box to hit them
should be told the answer, not the symptom — so wait_agent now reads
the console log and names the failure:
· 'Failed to decompress kernel' -> the cached image is corrupt; here
is the incus image delete command to re-pull it
· 'bad shim signature' -> Secure Boot rejected the kernel (shouldn't
happen now; box mints with security.secureboot=false)
· GRUB/firmware menu -> never booted; re-pull or pin BOX_IMAGE
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