I've been using proxmox in my home lab for a little over a year now. I have it installed on a supermicro micro server with 64GB ram and several local hard drives (SSD, Spiining rust, etc). Proxmox was orininally installed to a usb flash drive (mostly because that is how I install esx on other systems in the past). The system has been working flawlessly for the past year, but over the weekend we had a series of power blips (it is on a UPS), but something must have happened to the boot usb thumb drive.
I can not get it to boot for any of the options in the grub menu or the advanced menu. Screenshots are attached. I did boot from the install media (virtually mounted iso image file) and chose proxmox rescue boot option. It booted with my environment fully intact. My question is, how to I repair the usb thumbdrive? There is nothing critical on this system, but I thought this would serve as a great learning experience on how to possible recover a damaged proxmox installation. I was going to just do a reinstall... but I'm not sure if that will wipe my system clean, or if it will recognize that proxmox was previously installed and just repair the boot issue.
A point in the right direction would be greatly appreciated. I can provide an additional files or screenshots that you feel are important.
Thanks,
Doug Fletcher
I can not get it to boot for any of the options in the grub menu or the advanced menu. Screenshots are attached. I did boot from the install media (virtually mounted iso image file) and chose proxmox rescue boot option. It booted with my environment fully intact. My question is, how to I repair the usb thumbdrive? There is nothing critical on this system, but I thought this would serve as a great learning experience on how to possible recover a damaged proxmox installation. I was going to just do a reinstall... but I'm not sure if that will wipe my system clean, or if it will recognize that proxmox was previously installed and just repair the boot issue.
A point in the right direction would be greatly appreciated. I can provide an additional files or screenshots that you feel are important.
Thanks,
Doug Fletcher