Ubuntu ISO fails - autofs4

[jpf62]

We build Corporate Linux ubuntu 22.04 machines (Dell) using a Corporate ISO (bootable USB stick) that includes scripts to do various things (machine name, domain join, installation of security products etc). This has previously worked however I have some new Dell Pro Max Towers and it doesn’t work. When booting these machines (exactly the same usb stick) I have a message “7.037658 systemd [1] : Failed to find module ‘autofs4’ The machine then starts to do a standard Linux install not using the scripts. I have tried various things – not using a USB3 port, turning off secure boot but with no change. The guess is this error means something isn’t mounting so the scripts don’t run. I am relatively new to Linux and have little control of the ISO so a simple fix to the machine to cure this would be the ideal solution! Any help would be appreciated.

 

[kc1di]

Hello @jpf62
Welcome to the Linux.org forum,
I can not be of much help to you on this but I'm sure some one on here will be along soon.
From what you posted though seems like systemd can not find autofs4 file. Make sure it's in the correct location.
this page maybe of help

systemd-modules-load.service(8) - Linux manual page