ephemeral run: Use correct None datasource for cloud-init - #320
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Signed-off-by: Mihai Petracovici <petracvv@users.noreply.github.com>
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While testing local images with cloud-init, I noticed that the application was crashing and not deploying basic config when running the image through bcvk. I traced this down to the qemu command using the incorrect data source.
iid-datasource-noneis the special instance id that cloud-init uses for theNonedatasource not the name of the datasource itself.This PR switches the kernel parameter to
Noneso we pass a valid datasource to cloud-init.