Tencent Cloud Rocky VM Rocky 9.3 indicates "OS vendor Rocky not supported, auto fixing not supported"

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Original topic: 腾讯云rocky vm rocky 9.3提示 os vendor rocky not supported, auto fixing not supported

| username: TI表弟

[TiDB Usage Environment] Production Environment / Testing / Poc
[TiDB Version]
[Reproduction Path] What operations were performed when the issue occurred
[Encountered Issue: Issue Phenomenon and Impact]
[Resource Configuration] Enter TiDB Dashboard - Cluster Info - Hosts and take a screenshot of this page
[Attachments: Screenshots/Logs/Monitoring]

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tiup version
1.14.0 tiup
Go Version: go1.21.4
Git Ref: v1.14.0

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| username: ShawnYan | Original post link

Supported starting from tiup v1.15.0.

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| username: TI表弟 | Original post link

How to upgrade tiup? After running update --self, it is still v1.14.0.

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| username: 小龙虾爱大龙虾 | Original post link

It looks like it is supported, TiDB 软件和硬件环境建议配置 | PingCAP 文档中心. Are you deploying offline or online? Online deployment can directly update, but offline deployment requires uploading new packages.

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| username: xfworld | Original post link

Just skip it…

almaLinux also gives this prompt.

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| username: 像风一样的男子 | Original post link

I saw that an expert tested Rocky and concluded that it can be ignored.

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| username: Kongdom | Original post link

:joy: I always thought that if the OS check failed, installation wouldn’t be possible. Turns out all the check items can be ignored.

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| username: 像风一样的男子 | Original post link

I now add new nodes without checking and repairing, just install them directly.

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| username: 柴米油酱 | Original post link

The error indicating that the OS is not supported can be ignored. Starting from v7.5 LTS, Rocky Linux is supported, and TiUP needs to be upgraded to version 1.14.1 or above.

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| username: Kongdom | Original post link

:muscle: I have 100% trust in TiDB :yum:

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| username: ShawnYan | Original post link

Anyway, as long as it works, I also trust RHEL.