I linked a merge proposal for our master branch that is using a version of lxd that includes the fix for wwan devices. It would be nice if you could fetch my change, rebuild the binary and check that your machine can be commissioned.
If it works then my proposal for a workaround would be to use that rebuilt binaries (for all architectures) instead of those installed by the package. If you are using snap you would have to either build your own by performing `make snap` on root level of maas repo or unpack/repack the existing one. Both options will give you a snap that cannot update from upstream channel anymore but you could be unblocked.
Hi Kevin,
I linked a merge proposal for our master branch that is using a version of lxd that includes the fix for wwan devices. It would be nice if you could fetch my change, rebuild the binary and check that your machine can be commissioned.
git clone -b bump-lxd https:/ /git.launchpad. net/~skatsaouni s/maas maas/machine- resources
cd maas/src/host-info
make
sudo cp ./bin/amd64 /usr/share/
If it works then my proposal for a workaround would be to use that rebuilt binaries (for all architectures) instead of those installed by the package. If you are using snap you would have to either build your own by performing `make snap` on root level of maas repo or unpack/repack the existing one. Both options will give you a snap that cannot update from upstream channel anymore but you could be unblocked.
FYI, the fix will land in 3.5