Further research showed the live-session-invocation limitation isn't
Fedora-specific: Ubuntu/Subiquity autoinstall and Ubiquity/preseed are
also strictly kernel-boot-parameter-triggered, and Calamares has no
unattended mode at all regardless of timing. Rather than switching
distros, the live session can instead set the right boot parameter
for a second boot and reboot into the installer's normal automated
mode - potentially avoiding a Fedora/Anaconda departure entirely.
Records the agreed test order: confirm Mint's actual installer,
test Fedora+kickstart-via-reboot first (lowest cost), then Mint/Ubuntu
with the same pattern, with the original ADR-0009 ultima ratio last.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Thomas Stallinger
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