[SOLVED] Boot image not mounted after update

virtual_noob

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Please excuse my lack of knowledge I am a bit of a beginner with Proxmox but will try to present as much info as I can. I recently upgraded my standalone proxmox instance and post upgrade i was unable to ssh (connetions refused) or access the webgui. Tried a forced reboot \ disabled the firewall \ checked services were running but no change.
I am able to access the server from oob mgmt (idrac) but it looks like its booting into emergency / safe mode. From what I can tell it appears that the /boot/ volume is not mounted or doesn't exist. Looking through dmesg i see a kernel command line message stating it cannot find the /boot/vmlinuz**. I also dont see the volume when running a df -h. If this is the case wondering if there is a way to recreate / repair it without destroying data on my other disks (boot / os is on seperate drives to the VMs). Pretty sure I am only using LVMs if that helps. Screen shots attached happy to provide any other details if it will help.

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commenting out the failed mount worked - it was nothing to do with the boot volume / boot image just a bad mount. This one is resolved.
 

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