[00:37] mwhudson: I have done very little testing on arm (read: none, personally), as rbasak was managing that side of things. [00:37] bigjools: i figured out the problem [00:37] bigjools: and filed a bug [00:37] cool [00:37] bigjools: sorry for the noise [00:37] no problem [00:37] in terms of crap I see on IRC, this is *not* noise :) [00:38] :) [01:04] roaksoax: we added an api helper to help with the sru migration thing you and I talked about: https://code.launchpad.net/~rvb/maas/api-update-cluster/+merge/160641 [01:04] &^*&$*%$\ [01:04] ^- noise [01:05] lifeless: bless you [02:47] mwhudson: are you using raring or quantal, or perhaps both? [02:48] bigjools: precise [02:48] argh [02:48] at least, maas is installed on precise [02:48] from the PPA, please say from the PPA [02:48] yes, from the ppa [02:49] 1.2+bzr1373+dfsg-0+1374+170~ppa0~precise1 [02:49] if you want to tell me how to get my raring lxc an ip address on the lan... [02:53] does lxc not have bridged networking? I know nothing about lxc... [02:53] not in an easy to set up form it seems [02:53] just nat [02:53] it's probably not hard if you know what you're doing [03:20] mwhudson: there is a bridge device [03:20] mwhudson: lxcbr or some such; you can just configure lxc to use a different bridge [03:20] mwhudson: and put *that bridge* onto the LAN via /e/n/i + brtools. [03:21] lifeless: ok, most of the howtos around on the internet seem to involve editing the config of eth0 and that scares me a bit [03:21] mwhudson: note that when you do this, your own lan config needs to move to the bridge [03:21] because the server is in the uk and i am not [03:21] ah right [03:21] see abouve :) [03:21] mwhudson: right, and? [03:22] well, i just don't want to break the hosts lan config [03:22] fair enough [03:22] i'll see about getting serial console access and then play with it [03:22] you could futz around with nat rules but thats way harder [03:23] yeah that doesn't appear [03:23] *appeal [08:23] rbasak: Hi Robie, would you mind having a look at bug 1172966 at your earliest convenience? I'm pretty surprised to see that bug because, as I say in my comment, we've tested installation on ARM nodes everyday. [08:23] bug 1172966 in MAAS trunk "SAY command in config.local.template breaks local boot on highbank" [High,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1172966 [08:39] rvba: ack - I've responded in the bug [08:39] ta [09:00] rbasak: is there a way to log inside the node and get the info about the U-Boot version? Because for some reason, I cannot connect to the machines using ipmitool. [09:18] rvba: I'm not aware of any way to do that, sorry. There might be a special wasy that Rob Herring would know, but I don't know it. [09:19] rvba: if you can't connect with ipmitool, perhaps there is already something connected and logging the serial output? [09:22] rbasak: something like a rsyslogd on the MAAS server? [09:23] rvba: in the lab I developed it on, I set up conserver to keep an ipmitool running, so everything got logged to /var/log/conserver. Not sure about what's going ione in the MAAS QA lab though [09:24] rbasak: I don't think there is anything like that in the QA lab. [14:07] When will Raring make it to "Released" status in MAAS? | http://askubuntu.com/q/285960 === kentb-out is now known as kentb [17:39] Howdy. I asked a while back if there was a way to have different partition schemes for different servers in MaaS. Is this possible? === jlondon_ is now known as jlondon [20:09] How do you actually configure DHCP in MaaS? | http://askubuntu.com/q/286175