Hi,
I'd like 2 bits of info:
a.) I'd like to get a run logged with verbosity increased.
b.) change your config to so that you're running the dist-upgrade like this:
curtin in-target env DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive apt-get --option=Dpkg::Options::=--force-confold \ --option=Dpkg::options::=--force-unsafe-io --assume-yes
rather than this:
curtin config in-target apt-get --assume-yes dist-upgrade
I suspect 'b' will solve your install failure, but may result in a sytem that doesnt boot properly.
== to run with increased verbosity ==
You can do this in older versions of curtin (less than bzr rev 243) only by changing 'curtin/pack.py' on the maas region controller.
To do that, in 'pack_install' method, just change:
command = ["curtin", "install"]
to
command = ["curtin", "-vvv", "install"]
In newer version of curtin, you can simply change config that is passed to curtin (such as where you're running 'dist-upgrade' from). The config just looks like:
verbosity: 3
Hi, FRONTEND= noninteractive apt-get --option= Dpkg::Options: :=--force- confold \
--option= Dpkg::options: :=--force- unsafe- io --assume-yes
I'd like 2 bits of info:
a.) I'd like to get a run logged with verbosity increased.
b.) change your config to so that you're running the dist-upgrade like this:
curtin in-target env DEBIAN_
rather than this:
curtin config in-target apt-get --assume-yes dist-upgrade
I suspect 'b' will solve your install failure, but may result in a sytem that doesnt boot properly.
== to run with increased verbosity ==
You can do this in older versions of curtin (less than bzr rev 243) only by changing 'curtin/pack.py' on the maas region controller.
To do that, in 'pack_install' method, just change:
command = ["curtin", "install"]
to
command = ["curtin", "-vvv", "install"]
In newer version of curtin, you can simply change config that is passed to curtin (such as where you're running 'dist-upgrade' from). The config just looks like:
verbosity: 3