Tumbleweed and Fedora images showing the VM's boot logs, prompt and seem to break the users's shell?

[kastl-ars]

Good morning,

I just tested bringing up a Tumbleweed VM (using the btrfs flavor).

I got lots of funny output after the command, saw lots of boot messages from the VM. It seemed I was logged into the VM and saw the VM's prompt.

After a while the message with the VM's IP address appeared and I tried to kanku ssh into the VM. I was greated by a message about missing dependencies.

I closed the terminal (or rather tmux pane) and started a new one, where the command instantly succeeded.

Looks like something messed up my shell during the VM's boot?

I noticed lots of output on other images, too (Debian-12, Fedora-39), but did not noticed anything unusual.

Kind Regards,
Johannes

[kastl-ars]

I just retested. After waiting until my prompt reappears, I have this on my screen:

(my prompt is here) $;1R;253R;18R;253R;1R;253R;253R;253R;253R;253R;1R;253R;18R;9R;17R;29R;1R;253R;253R;253R;253R;253R

And this time, kanku ssh worked. Maybe some key I pressed during the first attempt broke something?

[denknorr]

Yes, but you could stop that with the following command:

kanku up --ll FATAL --log_stdout=0