Could you check the system behaviour when GRUB debug mode is enabled? It looks like the machine struggles to find the bootloader at the right location. Edit `/etc/maas/rackd.conf` and append `debug: true` to the file. Then restart the rackd service, `sudo systemctl restart maas-rackd` and `tail -f /var/log/maas/rackd.log` to see debug output. GRUB should also output more information during boot, as MAAS passes the debug flag to the grub config file.
Moreover, what does the output look like on screen when the machine boots successfully, when set to boot locally instead of PXEing?
Could you also `ls -la` the contents of the '/boot' partition?
Could you check the system behaviour when GRUB debug mode is enabled? It looks like the machine struggles to find the bootloader at the right location. Edit `/etc/maas/ rackd.conf` and append `debug: true` to the file. Then restart the rackd service, `sudo systemctl restart maas-rackd` and `tail -f /var/log/ maas/rackd. log` to see debug output. GRUB should also output more information during boot, as MAAS passes the debug flag to the grub config file.
Moreover, what does the output look like on screen when the machine boots successfully, when set to boot locally instead of PXEing?
Could you also `ls -la` the contents of the '/boot' partition?