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i did what you said, just imported the pool and exit. now i am somewhere else but cant see. My monitor all of a sudden doesnt support the input timing given from the vga. biggg *SIGH* So it didnt reboot or anything, i just dont know where im at! IP is not pingable, nor able to SSH into EDIT...

thank you. im not stuck inbetween oguz his commands. I issued a new cache file but i cannot enter the second command to update initramfs. The command is not found. Can i still 'exit' without updating init or will i break stuff due to that set cache file without any further action?

ahh now i have reset the cache but not issued the update-init command due to not found. Can i still proceed with exit?

thank you for responding once more. So if i import the rpool at initramfs, then how do i boot it from there? what command at the prompt? because issuing a reboot lands on init prompt once more. EDIT: update-initramfs -k all -u not found

https://ibb.co/YXx8MQV this is after i press e at grub

i have successfully upgraded to 7 but now im stuck at initramfs prompt. Cant find rpool. Error 134. I came from 6.4 so the upgrade shouldnt have caused any issues with grub i read. Could you help me out? Its a raid1 zfs bootdisk on 2 SSD's se pic for details https://ibb.co/JykfnPj EDIT...

the apt history log from that date and time: Start-Date: 2021-07-10 20:37:51 Commandline: apt dist-upgrade Install: pve-kernel-5.4.124-1-pve:amd64 (5.4.124-1, automatic) Upgrade: proxmox-widget-toolkit:amd64 (2.5-6, 2.6-1), pve-kernel-5.4:amd64 (6.4-2, 6.4-4), libgnutlsxx28:amd64...

thank you for your reply! yes im verrrry aware of my webshell error i made :rolleyes: Can anyone confirm the kernel-text is the very first you see that needs manual acknowledgement when doing the dist-upgrade?

Hello! just registered to ask you for a solution to this problem. After doing the proper prerequisites to go from 6.4 to 7.0.x i issued the apt dist-upgrade command from the web shell. After pressing yes to continue I then ended up on a rather long text about kernels, about being able to return...