maas is telling me my arm64 images are synced, but they really aren't.
After updating my boot-source-selections to include arm64 images for xenial, starting a boot-resource import, waiting for is-importing to go from True to False, and for my rack controller to go from 'syncing' to 'synced', my rack controller only as uefi/bootloader for arm64, not ubuntu/xenial:
maas is telling me my arm64 images are synced, but they really aren't.
After updating my boot-source- selections to include arm64 images for xenial, starting a boot-resource import, waiting for is-importing to go from True to False, and for my rack controller to go from 'syncing' to 'synced', my rack controller only as uefi/bootloader for arm64, not ubuntu/xenial:
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When I tried to enlist nodes, arm64 nodes failed to enlist and I got this error in regiond.log:
regiond. log:django. core.exceptions .ValidationErro r: ['xenial has no kernels available.']
This is with maas 2.3.2-6485- ge93e044- 0ubuntu1~ 16.04.1.
An amd64 VM node enlisted/ commissioned without error.