/bin/sh can't access tty job control turned off

[diceair]

Hi there

I'm getting this message "/bin/sh can't access tty job control turned off"

What can be wrong with my Proxmox and how can I fix this. I'm running proxmox 3.0 and don't want to reinstall as I don't want to loose all my configs etc etc.


Thanks

 

[diceair]

Hi there

I'm getting this message "/bin/sh can't access tty job control turned off"

What can be wrong with my Proxmox and how can I fix this. I'm running proxmox 3.0 and don't want to reinstall as I don't want to loose all my configs etc etc.


Thanks

anyone?

 

[screenie]

when do you get this? when the system boots up?

were there some changes on the hardware or recent configuration changes?
was /etc/inittab modified?

 

[lyter]

I'm getting the same error at boot up.
This might be caused by an added hard disk. At the time of installation I only had an USB stick in the server.
Any ideas how I can fix this?

Thanks!

 

[screenie]

possibly your drive order have changed - you might check /etc/fstab and /boot/grub/grub.cfg and switch to UUID's

/cat/proc/partitions
ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid/

 

[lyter]

I cant access fstab or grub.cfg in the console where the error is mentioned. Could you please advise where and when I have to access these files?
Shouldn't Proxmox just boot from the stick?

 

[screenie]

you can edit the group lines on startup by pressing 'e' or boot via live cd

 

[lyter]

Thanks so far. I'm still not sure if I'm understanding you correctly.
I pressed "e" during boot and got the same screen (see screenshot) with usb-stick-only and the usb stick and HDD combo.
On the Command Line (through F2) almost no commands are possible to navigate through the filesystem.

What am I doing wrong?

 

[lyter]

No one able to help out?