Real hardware test (Intel AX210) shows the tested Fedora Everything
netinstall initrd ships no iwlwifi driver at all -- three kickstart
variants all hung identically at dracut-initqueue regardless of syntax,
confirming the cause was never the kickstart itself. Documents the
kexec test series (ADR-0009), the DB-driven kickstart success on
netinstall, and the resulting architecture: a personalized installer
ISO per workspace/backend/media-variant with the kickstart baked in,
no live-session/kexec transition, WLAN and blueprint application moved
to the Provisioning Agent's first boot on the fully installed target
system instead of the constrained installer environment.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Introduces the Merkmal-Backend-Blueprint realization model: a Merkmal
describes one distribution-independent workspace feature, a Blueprint
realizes exactly one Merkmal for exactly one backend (usually an
Ansible role applied post-first-boot via ansible-pull), and a
Bereitstellungsvorlage bundles workspace + backend + org-specific
installation directives (partitioning, encryption, secure boot).
Replaces the old flat profile model (profiles/profile.json/
distribution+version) throughout the provisioning API, data model,
interactive provisioning flow, and device enrollment docs with
templates/Bereitstellungsvorlage terminology. Moves 02-workspace-model.md
and 04-backend-model.md into architecture/, archives the superseded
flat organization-model.md.
