Guys,
I created a simple procedure to install MaaS (Ubuntu 12.10) and not hit this problem... As follows:
1- Create a Virtual Machine with;
* 1024G of RAM * 1 CPU * 20G HD * Ubuntu 12.10 64 bits * Only ONE Ethernet (most important)
2- Install Ubuntu MaaS Installation (via server CD);
3- During the GRUB installation, to not hit <ENTER> immediately;
4- Change to Linux second console TTY2 (alt + F2);
5- Run:
* nano /target/usr/sbin/maas-region-celeryd
Change '-Q celery,master' into '--queues=celery,master'
* Save and exit nano;
6- Go back to TTY1 (alt + F1);
7- Finish the Ubuntu installation.
Now, follow the steps from here:
http://evilnick.org/MAAS/install.html
NOTE: Do not install maas-dns package, it is very unstable (BUG 1069535 and BUG 1069570).
The "5 minutes" message disappear again.
When I try this same procedure using 2 eth, the 5 minutes do not disappear. So, using 1 eth is a requirement. And I have no idea why.
Cheers! Thiago
Guys,
I created a simple procedure to install MaaS (Ubuntu 12.10) and not hit this problem... As follows:
1- Create a Virtual Machine with;
* 1024G of RAM
* 1 CPU
* 20G HD
* Ubuntu 12.10 64 bits
* Only ONE Ethernet (most important)
2- Install Ubuntu MaaS Installation (via server CD);
3- During the GRUB installation, to not hit <ENTER> immediately;
4- Change to Linux second console TTY2 (alt + F2);
5- Run:
* nano /target/ usr/sbin/ maas-region- celeryd
Change '-Q celery,master' into '--queues= celery, master'
* Save and exit nano;
6- Go back to TTY1 (alt + F1);
7- Finish the Ubuntu installation.
Now, follow the steps from here:
http:// evilnick. org/MAAS/ install. html
NOTE: Do not install maas-dns package, it is very unstable (BUG 1069535 and BUG 1069570).
The "5 minutes" message disappear again.
When I try this same procedure using 2 eth, the 5 minutes do not disappear. So, using 1 eth is a requirement. And I have no idea why.
Cheers!
Thiago