> l33tname, can you explain what you're trying to accomplish? `cloud-init clean --machine-id` needs to be called by something in order for this to affect anything.
I call it as part of my packer setup for my golden image.
> Are you calling that command to create a golden image, and your golden image isn't working?
Correct.
> Are you launching a cloud image on a cloud that isn't booting correctly?
It will boot but without `/etc/machine-id` which leads to weird errors for example that network interfaces can not be configured.
> Are you installing Ubuntu using an installer and it resulted in no machine id?
No I using the the ova image from here https://cloud-images.ubuntu.com/ running packer to prepare my golden image and i run cloud-init clean --seed --logs --machine-id at the end, and then when i want to use the golden image they don't regenerate /etc/machine-id which is correct behavior according to the ubuntu issue i linked https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/systemd/+bug/1508766
> l33tname, can you explain what you're trying to accomplish? `cloud-init clean --machine-id` needs to be called by something in order for this to affect anything.
I call it as part of my packer setup for my golden image.
> Are you calling that command to create a golden image, and your golden image isn't working?
Correct.
> Are you launching a cloud image on a cloud that isn't booting correctly?
It will boot but without `/etc/machine-id` which leads to weird errors for example that network interfaces can not be configured.
> Are you installing Ubuntu using an installer and it resulted in no machine id? /cloud- images. ubuntu. com/ running packer to prepare my golden image and i run cloud-init clean --seed --logs --machine-id at the end, and then when i want to use the golden image they don't regenerate /etc/machine-id which is correct behavior according to the ubuntu issue i linked https:/ /bugs.launchpad .net/ubuntu/ +source/ systemd/ +bug/1508766
No I using the the ova image from here https:/