A easy workaround is to edit 'maas-import-pxe-files' so that it does not download the squashfs images. squashfs images are only used as an optimization to speed up the installation, if they are not present, di is used: this takes longer but it works fine.
I've seen this today as well. But Andres thinks it is a server side issue because I could do: cdimage. ubuntu. com//ubuntu- server/ daily/current/ quantal- server- amd64.squashfs and not him (he was getting a 404 error) so we were probably reaching different caching servers or something.
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A easy workaround is to edit 'maas-import- pxe-files' so that it does not download the squashfs images. squashfs images are only used as an optimization to speed up the installation, if they are not present, di is used: this takes longer but it works fine.