maas_ipmi_autodetect.py looks for a user slot called "maas", and reprograms that first. If it does not exist then it defaults to User10. User10 does not exist on this hardware.
What it should be doing:
* Look for a user called maas and re-use or re-program
* Failing that, look for an empty slot
* Failing that, go for User4 (or perhaps make this depend on the type of BMC detected?)
Ok so here's the bug:
maas_ipmi_ autodetect. py looks for a user slot called "maas", and reprograms that first. If it does not exist then it defaults to User10. User10 does not exist on this hardware.
What it should be doing:
* Look for a user called maas and re-use or re-program
* Failing that, look for an empty slot
* Failing that, go for User4 (or perhaps make this depend on the type of BMC detected?)