So it would seem to confirm that MAAS is choosing the older 20140410
images over the 20140416.1 images when installing.
This is my bootresources.yaml: (The only changes I made were commenting
out older versions I didn't want to pull down)
ubuntu@critical-maas:/var/lib/maas/boot-resources$ cat
/etc/maas/bootresources.yaml
##
## Boot image download configuration.
##
#
# Items in this configuration:
#
# boot - the root for these settings.
#
# storage - location on the filesystem where boot images are stored.
#
# These images can get quite large: some files are hundreds of megabytes,
# and you may need multiple copies for different architectures, OS releases,
# etc.
#
# sources - one or more sources of downloadable boot images.
#
# Each source downloads from one simplestreams URL, though it is possible to
# have multiple sources using the same URL.
#
# path - for each source, the path to its (online) Simplestreams data.
#
# keyring - for each source, a GPG keyring to verify images' signatures.
#
# selections - for each source, one or more sets of constraints for images.
#
# From each source, only those images are imported which match at least one of
# the source's selections. A selection can specify an OS release, a CPU
# architecture, and so on.
#
# Be careful: the items in a selection will multiply. For example if you
# specify architectures "i386" and "amd64", and subarchitectures "generic",
# "hwe-s", and "hwe-t", the import script will need to import 6 images, for
# each possible combination. If you only want some of those combinations,
# keep them as separate sources and/or selections.
boot:
sources:
- keyring: /usr/share/keyrings/ubuntu-cloudimage-keyring.gpg
path: http://maas.ubuntu.com/images/ephemeral-v2/releases/
selections:
# - arches:
# - amd64
# release: lucid
# subarches:
# - generic
# - arches:
# - amd64
# release: precise
# subarches:
# - generic
# - arches:
# - amd64
# release: quantal
# subarches:
# - generic
# - arches:
# - amd64
# release: raring
# subarches:
# - generic
- arches:
- amd64
release: saucy
subarches:
- generic
- arches:
- amd64
release: trusty
subarches:
- generic
# - arches:
# - armhf
# release: precise
# subarches:
# - generic
# - arches:
# - armhf
# release: quantal
# subarches:
# - generic
# - arches:
# - armhf
# release: raring
# subarches:
# - generic
# - arches:
# - armhf
# release: saucy
# subarches:
# - generic
# - arches:
# - armhf
# release: trusty
# subarches:
# - generic
# - arches:
# - armhf
# release: precise
# subarches:
# - highbank
# - arches:
# - armhf
# release: quantal
# subarches:
# - highbank
# - arches:
# - armhf
# release: raring
# subarches:
# - highbank
# - arches:
# - armhf
# release: trusty
# subarches:
# - highbank
# - arches:
# - i386
# release: lucid
# subarches:
# - generic
# - arches:
# - i386
# release: precise
# subarches:
# - generic
# - arches:
# - i386
# release: quantal
# subarches:
# - generic
# - arches:
# - i386
# release: raring
# subarches:
# - generic
- arches:
- i386
release: saucy
subarches:
- generic
- arches:
- i386
release: trusty
subarches:
- generic
storage: /var/lib/maas/boot-resources/
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