My bios is configured to boot from the network with efi and I have
configured it to boot from local disk with efi. What options do I put
on /dev/sde1 as the root partition to make it also work as an efi boot
partition? maas-2.0 keeps trying to do a grub-install on it and failing
because it is a gp
Try this:
On the machine details page:
1. Delete all partitions on /dev/sde
2. Set /dev/sde as the boot disk.
3. Create a new partition on /dev/sde and mount it.
You should get a /dev/sde with a MBR partition where grub installs
correctly. If MAAS assumes that your machine needs a GPT partition
I dumped my maas 1.9.4 and installed maas 2.0.
The client servers boot for discovery and commissioning. When I deploy
one of the machines it installs the system on the correct disk
/dev/sde1, but fails the deploy pretty much like it did with 1.9.4.
The following pastebin contains the maas log, t
Attempting to boot from /dev/sde failed with no mbr/grub.
When it came up with the "rescue" image mounted via iscsi from the maas
server, I was able to mount /dev/sde1 on /mnt and examine it. It had
done the installation on /dev/sde1. I attempted created the /dev/sde*
devices on /mnt/dev and did
Hi Daniel,
While I do not know yet what exactly the issue you are facing is, it sounds
like a problem in hardware configuration. In some situations, you need to
make sure your machine is correctly configured in MAAS in order to be
usable. While MAAS does a pretty good job on automatically discover
