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[ubuntu] 12.10 MAAS issues from fresh install...

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http://ubuntuforums.org – I'll give you some background first... I installed ubuntu with maas using the instructions on maas.ubuntu.com. I have 2 network adaptors, one on my lan, and another on which I plan on using maas to manage. I installed using the first ethernet for my lan. (Installing entirely from disk had issues for me, but this seemed to work perfectly). Then after the install, I reboot, configured my second ethernet card, and configured MAAS to use that. I ran maas-import-pxe-files, which appeared to install successfully. In the MAAS dashboard, I have a message: Code: No boot images h (Hardware)

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