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remove machine id in ubuntu images #689
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Copy of #675, #675 could not be tested due to CI constraints.
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"Currently the image contains an id in /etc/machine-id. This file should contain a unique machine ID which uniquely identifies the host (see machine-id(5)).
Some processes rely on this file to generate other values e.g. mac-addresses on bond interfaces.
If the machine-id is the same accross many hosts
these mac-addresses will under certain circumstances be generated identically. Two hosts having the same mac address leads to L2-networking issues.
This commit empties the machine-id file so that it is regenerated on the next boot (which will be the first boot of the machine the image is used for)."