Well, yes and no. xgene-uboot *is* required. But xgene-uboot *is* the
generic kernel - it just has a u-boot wrapper prepended. So what I meant
by comment #10, is that I wonder should allow xgene-uboot in the same
cases where we allow -generic for HWE kernels, such as this code from
src/maasserver/utils/osystems.py:
if subarch != "generic" and (
(hwe_kernel and validate_kernel_str(hwe_kernel))
or (min_hwe_kernel and validate_kernel_str(min_hwe_kernel))
):
raise ValidationError(
"Subarchitecture(%s) must be generic when setting hwe_kernel."
% subarch
)
** Changed in: maas
Status: Incomplete => New
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Title:
Unable to deploy HWE kernel with sub-arch set to xgene-uboot
Status in MAAS:
New
Status in linux package in Ubuntu:
Expired
Bug description:
When trying to deploy Moonshot nodes, the sub-arch must be set to
xgene-uboot for it to be deployed with GA kernel.
However, when trying to deploy it with the HWE kernel it will complain that:
Subarchitecture(xgene-uboot) must be generic when setting hwe_kernel.
[ deleted the bit about how generic/hwe fails, because that is
expected. this machine requires xgene-uboot/hwe ]
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