[08:47] <melmoth> hello MAAS people. I have been asked in wich release since wich release did the fast installer starting to support avoton architecture.
[15:32] <melmoth> hello MAAS people. I have been asked  since wich release did the fast installer starting to support avoton architecture.
[16:00] <flakrat> Howdy, I'm trying to test Maas in a lab that consists of two workstations that only have WOL, no BMC type devices. I'm able to PXE boot and provision a compute node, however the node never enters a "Ready" state, only stays at "Deployed" since the Maas server can't determine a valid power state
[16:01] <flakrat> Is there any way for me to force the Ready state for this node?
[16:02] <roadmr> flakrat: hm, doesn't "ready" come before "deployed"?
[16:03] <roadmr> flakrat: try commissioning the node, no deployment, doesn't that leave it in "ready"?
[16:03] <flakrat> roadmr, let me give that a shot
[16:04] <roadmr> flakrat: sure. AFAIK "ready" means "ready to be deployed to", so if you're in "deployed", you're already past "ready".
[16:07] <flakrat> ah
[16:12] <flakrat> roadmr, aha, I just had to "Release node" to get it from Deployed to Ready
[16:13] <roadmr> flakrat: cool! though if you were able to deploy to it, I think it's all working fine anyway, right?
[16:15] <flakrat> yeah, but I'm at the step of running "openstack-install" which requires a node in the Ready state before it will continue, banged my head against that all day yesterday :-)
[16:16] <roadmr> ohh... I see
[16:16] <roadmr> flakrat: I usually just deploy each openstack service manually :) (old-school heheh)
[16:19] <flakrat> yeah, I'm about to do that, too much is being hidden behind progress bards for my taste :-)
[20:33] <kirkland> j^2: howdy!
[20:33] <kirkland> j^2: you were looking for me earlier?
[20:33] <kirkland> lazyPower: fyi, j^2 is "JJ", whom you are to meet up with next week ;-)
[20:34] <j^2> kirkland: yep sent you some PMs :)
[20:34] <j^2> I'm driving ATM I'll ping you again in a bit
[20:38] <kirkland> j^2: ack, thanks
[20:44] <lazyPower> o/
[20:44] <lazyPower> kirkland: thanks for the heads up
[20:53] <j^2> :)
[22:09] <saltlake> This is my first experience with maas and openstack.
[22:09] <saltlake> My setup is : 1 x86 server with 128GB RAM I have ubuntu 14.1 on this server with maas installed on it. I used ubuntu-vm-builder to
[22:09] <saltlake> create a VM called node1. This is given 8GB RAM and 20G disk set to /dev/sdc2.
[22:09] <saltlake> I go to my maas server page and access the maas interface. create my admin. I download a trustry image.
[22:09] <saltlake> I add maas-virbr0 as an interface to the cluster and setup a dhcp range etc.
[22:09] <saltlake> I then try to add a node. I give it node1 and the mac address. I only see the status of the node as "commissioning"
[22:09] <saltlake> Please note all this is running on the same physical machine. Please help. What should I expect to see wrt the node status ?
[22:09] <saltlake> THank you
[22:11] <saltlake> anyone ?
[22:12] <saltlake> extra virtual cookies for anyone who dares to help !! ?
[22:15] <saltlake> is anyone using maas at all or is everyone moving over to the redhat way of things ?
[22:15] <saltlake> thanks y'all!!