Good morning, all! This is my first post here, and I'm only making it because I truly couldnt figure this one out on my own.
The other day I shut down my 3 nodes in my homelab server rack to unplug it and get all the dust behind and around it. Upon rebooting, my main node seems to have failed to boot. Attached is a photo of where it get stuck in the boot sequence after 'quiet' is removed from boot parameters. I allowed it to sit at this screen for a few hours and there was no movement. Oddly, it seems like using Rescue Boot from the live usb gets me to the same place.
I've not yet ripped out the boot drive and tried it in another system (as getting in there is a bit of a pain), but I was hoping perhaps maybe one of you in these forums may be able to identify this issue from the picture provided, and offer a few things to try in order to get in. In reality, I wont miss any of my VMs or containers too badly if I have to wipe it all out, but I do have a TrueNAS Scale container that I'd very much like to get the data off of at the very least.
The other day I shut down my 3 nodes in my homelab server rack to unplug it and get all the dust behind and around it. Upon rebooting, my main node seems to have failed to boot. Attached is a photo of where it get stuck in the boot sequence after 'quiet' is removed from boot parameters. I allowed it to sit at this screen for a few hours and there was no movement. Oddly, it seems like using Rescue Boot from the live usb gets me to the same place.
I've not yet ripped out the boot drive and tried it in another system (as getting in there is a bit of a pain), but I was hoping perhaps maybe one of you in these forums may be able to identify this issue from the picture provided, and offer a few things to try in order to get in. In reality, I wont miss any of my VMs or containers too badly if I have to wipe it all out, but I do have a TrueNAS Scale container that I'd very much like to get the data off of at the very least.
