So far I haven't seen this come up again.
I've had a lot more sucess having the various KVM machines managed by
libvirt this time, and following http://askubuntu.com/questions/292061
/how-to-configure-maas-to-be-able-to-boot-virtual-machines so that MaaS
can boot the machines at the right time. I wonder if me guessing when a
machine needs to be started (and running the KVM command on the host
running all these VM's) was sending extra DHCP requests and somehow
throwing stuff off? If that is what was happening, I'm not sure if that
is a bug or not (depends on if you want the MaaS system able to handle
people walking through their datacenter and pressing the power button on
some server that is off. I could see MaaS serving an image with
instructions that basically say "go back to sleep").
I'm also using the 13.10 version for my MaaS controller, maybe that is
what "fixed" it (so for, I hope, crossing fingers).
I think I'll set this to incomplete for now since I don't know if this
still happens. If it does happen again, I'll just set it back to new.
** Changed in: maas (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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