it looks like there are some missing parameters when you're validating your bare metal nodes, right? Specifically, it seems like there's an issue with the deployment image information. This means that the source for your deployment images might not be set up correctly on your bare metal nodes.

To fix this, you'll want to make sure you've got the deployment kernel (deploy-vmlinuz) and the deployment ramdisk (deploy-initrd) ready to go. These are usually provided by the Ironic project. Once you have them, you'll need to upload them to Glance, which is where OpenStack stores its images. You can do this using either the OpenStack command-line tools or through the Horizon dashboard.

After you've uploaded the images, you'll need to tell your bare metal nodes where to find them. This involves setting some properties on the nodes. You can do this using the openstack baremetal node set command or by going through the Horizon dashboard.

Now, about those missing features like BIOS, console, inspect, RAID, and rescue operations – it seems like the IPMI driver might not be fully configured or supported in your setup. You'll need to dive into your Ironic configuration files, like ironic.conf and ironic-inspector.conf, to make sure everything is enabled and set up correctly.

Unfortunately, the specific steps for configuring these options might not be spelled out in the Kolla-Ansible documentation. However, you can always refer to the official OpenStack Ironic documentation for more detailed guidance. It's always a good idea to also check the documentation for your hardware, especially when dealing with IPMI-related configurations.

If you're still running into issues after going through these steps, it might be time to do some troubleshooting.