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Vinícius Ferrão
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EL10 defines no default crash kernel reservation for riscv64, so the installer's kdump add-on falls back to writing the literal "crashkernel=auto" into the boot loader arguments of the installed system. EL10 kernels dropped support for that value: nothing is reserved, but the string is on the command line, so kdump.service passes its condition and then fails on every installed riscv64 node. Turn the add-on off in the riscv64 templates. Nodes come up with kdump inactive instead of failed, and a node that should take crash dumps gets a real reservation the usual way, through linuximage.addkcmdline or bootparams.addkcmdline.