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Describe the bug
Hello! I got my BMC into a weird state where it reported node1 "off" (it was on, responding to network requests, and the light was on), and node2 reported "on" when... actually I didn't get to check if its light was on, but there was no module to power in the slot. But I think it was probably actually "off" too, despite the state in the UI and cli/daemon
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Fill slot 1, and not slot 2-4
tpi power on -n 1
tpi flash --image-path ~/Downloads/talos-arm64-turing-rk1_v1.6.3.raw --node 2
request flashing of talos-arm64-turing-rk1_v1.6.3.raw to node 2
User: root
Password:
started transfer of 1.22 GiB..
⠂ [00:00:01] [>---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------] 1.31 MiB/1.22 GiB (684.9s)
Error occured during flashing: "Compute module's USB interface not found or supported"
Now, observe the result:
$ tpi power status
node1: off
node2: On
node3: off
node4: off
Expected behavior
I expected to see node1 on (because it was and still available on the network even!) and node2 to be off, because there was nothing to power (and I don't think flashing turns the module on, either)
Screenshots
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Versions
tpi info
|---key----|-----------value------------|
api : 1.1
build_version: 2024.05.1
buildroot :"Buildroot 2024.05.1"
buildtime : 2024-09-03 17:33:38-00:00
ip : Unknown
mac : Unknown
version : 2.3.2
|----------|----------------------------|
Additional context
I'll try to reproduce later, but right now my slots are actually full so I won't be able to replicate until I yeet one!
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Describe the bug
Hello! I got my BMC into a weird state where it reported node1 "off" (it was on, responding to network requests, and the light was on), and node2 reported "on" when... actually I didn't get to check if its light was on, but there was no module to power in the slot. But I think it was probably actually "off" too, despite the state in the UI and cli/daemon
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Now, observe the result:
Expected behavior
I expected to see node1 on (because it was and still available on the network even!) and node2 to be off, because there was nothing to power (and I don't think flashing turns the module on, either)
Screenshots
If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.
Versions
Additional context
I'll try to reproduce later, but right now my slots are actually full so I won't be able to replicate until I yeet one!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: