It may or may not be necessary to reboot your MAAS server after doing this.
`strings` tells me that the broken version, which was in /var/lib/maas/boot-resources/current/bootloader/uefi/amd64/ before we clobbered it was version 2.02-2ubuntu8.2, dated Aug 7.
+1 with i350 NICs (many of them so this is consistently reproducible).
We worked it around as follows (on the MAAS server):
cd /tmp archive. ubuntu. com/ubuntu/ dists/xenial- updates/ main/uefi/ grub2-amd64/ 2.02~beta2- 36ubuntu3. 18/grubnetx64. efi.signed efi.signed /var/lib/ maas/boot- resources/ current/ bootloader/ uefi/amd64/ grubx64. efi
wget http://
cp -p grubnetx64.
It may or may not be necessary to reboot your MAAS server after doing this.
`strings` tells me that the broken version, which was in /var/lib/ maas/boot- resources/ current/ bootloader/ uefi/amd64/ before we clobbered it was version 2.02-2ubuntu8.2, dated Aug 7.