Public bug reported:
I just want to flag that I've released a new version of GPT fdisk
(gdisk) today: 0.8.9. This version optionally breaks the ties to the
libicu library; by default, it now compiles without needing that library
but still providing UTF-16LE partition name support. Thus, you might
This bug seems to be back. I initially overlooked this report, so I
filed another one:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/maas/+bug/1302604
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I read Julian's comment as meaning that specifying the MAC address can
be more reliable if DHCP *IS* used to assign BMC IP addresses on a
crowded LAN. If this is correct, I recommend something more like the
following:
MAC Address -- Enter the BMC's MAC address if its IP address is likely
to
The official Ubuntu system requirements include 5GB of disk space
(https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements), so
installing to a 2GB disk is just plain wrong.
This bug report was just bumped in priority because it's similar to
problems being experienced with other
Just to note: This problem still exists in Ubuntu 14.04LTS and 14.10.
It's annoying because I have to make changes to every new installation.
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This is an extremely critical bug for installations with EFI-mode
systems. When will the fix work its way into earlier distributions?
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I bumped gdisk out of beta status yesterday; version 1.0.0 is now
available.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1281306
Title:
version bump request
To manage
This is not a bug in sgdisk; it's either a bug in the charm or an
incorrect use of same. Specifically, the sgdisk command shown is:
sgdisk --zap-all --clear --mbrtogpt /dev/vdb
This command does four things, in sequence:
- It zaps all GPT and MBR data structures (--zap-all).
- It creates an
GPT fdisk relies on OS calls to determine the sector size, which is
vitally important for interpreting GPT data structures. It appears that
the NTFS-3g driver that Ubuntu uses is not returning that data, which
means that sgdisk can only make a guess that the sector size is 512. (In
fact, when
This is not a bug. From the gdisk man page's description of the backup
option:
b Save partition data to a backup file. You can back up your cur‐
rent in-memory partition table to a disk file using this option.
The resulting file is a binary file consisting
Examining the code, there are several sgdisk calls, but two are relevant
for this discussion. The first is the one reproduced in this initial bug
report:
sgdisk --zap-all --clear --mbrtogpt
This call does not seem to have been changed as a result of bug
#1257491. Upon further review, I think I
We're still having problems with one MAAS server. We suspect an
ephemeral isn't being updated correctly. What's the best procedure to
ensure that the fix gets onto a working MAAS server without wiping out
the existing node list?
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Yes, Brian; AFAIK the SRU is fine.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1383727
Title:
[SRU] Fast installer - failure to install grub (UEFI mode)
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It was the curtin-common package at fault. I had been under the mistaken
impression that it was the ephemerals that needed to be updated, and we
hadn't updated the packages on the server in a while. Once we did, it
started working.
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I'm the upstream author of GPT fdisk.
The intent of the 3 return code is to signal when sgdisk failed to
operate because the disk was a non-GPT disk -- for instance, a -d
operation to delete a partition, which sgdisk will refuse to do on an
MBR disk unless -g is also included, to make it clear
Public bug reported:
I've tried to use ipmitool to change a server's configuration from
local-disk booting to PXE-booting using ipmitool, thus:
ipmitool -H 172.24.25.53 -U ubuntu -P passwd chassis bootdev pxe
The man page suggests this should work, although it doesn't explicitly
mention
Additional information: I deleted the pre-existing maas user on the
server and tried again. This time the enlistment succeeded. I've been
unable to get the bug to recur, even by resetting the maas user's
password to its original value (maas12345). Thus, I suspect there was
something wonky about
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