On Wed, Oct 31, 2018 at 9:20 AM Scott Moser <ssmoser2+ubu...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> With regard to wiping all prep partitions...
> We do have code that does this in helpers/pt_prep.  Ie, the non-storage 
> config path does this.
> However, this is kind of a grey line here.  If maas wants a partition wiped, 
> then MAAS should send config that says it should be wiped.
>
> If we bake in behavior to curtin of "Wipe all created (or existing?) PReP 
> partitions", then
> a.) that differs in behavior from all other partition types, causing 
> inconsistency
> b.) What happens at some later point when we for some reason need to *not* 
> wipe those (dual boot or some other path).  Curtin is then left in this 
> unfortunate position of figuring out what MAAS wanted.
>
> Why can't we have MAAS wipe this partition?

MAAS is sending wipe: zero for the prep partition, which is exactly
what we want.

I think you're right that we want MAAS to keep doing this and have
curtin just follow the config.


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