=== mup_ is now known as mup === Eth1 is now known as Guest53788 === Guest53788 is now known as enp0s8 [01:47] I have a node with two network interfaces how can i bring up the second nic when i deploy? [13:27] Hi kiko [13:27] sorry it took me ages to have a look at the various logs (regarding the issue I have of the out-of-sync image in my cluster) [13:27] I have been able to redo the addtion of an image [13:28] and I am still stuck with the out-of-sync thing [13:28] the image seems to be uploaded well on the region [13:29] but it "stops" there and it is never sent to the cluster [13:29] there is nothing that seems wrong/special on the logs [13:30] just that on syslog after it is sent to the region I can see [13:30] [INFO] Updating boot image iSCSI targets. [13:30] and I never got any reference to the custom image I have added (it only shows the generated ubuntu image I have already) [13:31] if you have any clue :) [13:31] It would be really interesting... [13:31] I am really stick :( [13:31] stuck [13:49] huats: what version of maas are you using? [13:50] roaksoax: Hi [13:50] 1.9.2+bzr4568-0ubuntu1 [13:50] actually I am guessing if I am providing the right kind of image to maas... since it is the first "custom" image I want to give him [13:50] can I give to maas a qcow2 ? [14:04] huats: imthinking that the issue will still be there in 1.9.3 [14:04] but i'd recommend you upgrade [14:04] ok [14:04] I will try that [14:04] and regarding the qcow2 thing ? [14:04] huats: also, you can't do qcow, only root tarball [14:04] ok [14:04] :) [14:05] huats: how large is the image? [14:05] that might be main issue [14:05] not so large [14:05] about 300M [14:05] huats: yeah so if it is qcow2 that wont work [14:05] hum I am wondering how to convert qcow2 to tarball [14:06] huats: https://launchpad.net/maas-image-builder [14:06] huri'd sugggst you look into that [14:06] roaksoax: does it makes that kind of convertion ? [14:07] huats: that creates a maas image from a vm. so you can see how the root image is created [14:07] oh great [14:08] huats: also, if you are creating a third party OS(non-ubuntu) you'll need to look at curtin_hooks being created for that image [14:08] ok [14:08] (trying to do an opensuse one...) [20:46] roaksoax: can you explain me a bit more about the curtin_hook ? === HI is now known as Guest54441 [20:47] I think I have done a tgz from the qcow2 (using a simple tar the same way it is done in maas-image-builder)