[00:57] I'm running into bug 1628337 - cloud init install NTP before configuring archives. I see from github that it was fixed 20 days ago. can someone tell me how I can get this fix? i'm running MAAS 2.1.5 - I deleted my current xenial image and downloaded it again via maas. [00:57] which didn't fix it [00:58] do I need to edit MAAS config ? [00:58] I also did a apt-get update on my maas server [00:59] trusty deploys fine but xenial fails [01:04] Do I need to edit cloudinit in maas server /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/cloudinit/config/cc_ntp.py and patch myself? [01:18] please disregard. figured it out. [01:22] jac_cplane: what was it ? [01:22] apt-get update followed by apt-get upgrade [01:23] coming from rh/centos yum update does both. === mpjetta_ is now known as mpjetta [07:37] Bug #1731405 opened: disk names in gui don't transfer through to node device names === frankban|afk is now known as frankban === andreas is now known as ahasenack [14:23] Bug # changed: 1662343, 1721825, 1722646, 1723425, 1728304, 1730474, 1730481, 1730485, 1730703, 1730799, 1731075, 1731292, 1731350 [14:53] Bug #1721743 changed: [2.3b2] Rack and region controller versions still not updated [14:53] Bug #1731490 opened: Can't boot MAAS with a UEFI Node and a Ubuntu custom storage layout [16:03] roaksoax: ping === frankban is now known as frankban|afk [21:23] Bug #1618466 changed: [2.1] Fail to add PPA behind maas-proxy [21:38] Newbie, working my way through first deployment. Got node through commissioning but getting "No filesystems." and "No available disks or partitions." [21:39] I can see the disk in the "07-block-devices" output. Is it because I already have Ubuntu installed on these disks/partitions? [21:40] Can't find any documentation on this. [23:07] pzingg: more than likely, yes, that's why it's failing [23:07] ideally the node you have will have blank disks when commissioning and deployed [23:23] I'm going to see if there's a way to either release a yet-to-be-deployed node, or command line into it to run gparted and blow away the partitions. [23:23] pzingg: generally i just used gparted or do something fun like dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/drive bs=512 count=8