The 14.04.0 and 14.04.1 ISO images ship with the problematic multipath-udeb (0.4.9-3ubuntu7.0).
The 14.04.2 and later ISO images ship with the fixed/updated one (0.4.9-3ubuntu7.2).
Any 14.04.x netboot install does download the fixed/updated one (0.4.9-3ubuntu7.2).
That said, one can still use the 14.04.0/14.04.1 ISO images to do a multipath install
if he can download & install the fixed multipath udeb, and (re)run 'Detect disks'.
In order to do it, either use a preseed option *or* execute a shell during the install:
For documentation purposes only.
The 14.04.0 and 14.04.1 ISO images ship with the problematic multipath-udeb (0.4.9-3ubuntu7.0).
The 14.04.2 and later ISO images ship with the fixed/updated one (0.4.9-3ubuntu7.2).
Any 14.04.x netboot install does download the fixed/updated one (0.4.9-3ubuntu7.2).
That said, one can still use the 14.04.0/14.04.1 ISO images to do a multipath install
if he can download & install the fixed multipath udeb, and (re)run 'Detect disks'.
In order to do it, either use a preseed option *or* execute a shell during the install:
preseed: early_command= "wget http:// ports.ubuntu. com/ubuntu- ports/pool/ main/m/ multipath- tools/multipath -udeb_0. 4.9-3ubuntu7. 2_ppc64el. udeb -O /mp.udeb && udpkg -i /mp.udeb && /bin/disk-detect"
partman/
shell: ports.ubuntu. com/ubuntu- ports/pool/ main/m/ multipath- tools/multipath -udeb_0. 4.9-3ubuntu7. 2_ppc64el. udeb udeb_0. 4.9-3ubuntu7. 2_ppc64el. udeb
~ # wget http://
~ # udpkg -i multipath-