I recently installed PVE 8.2 from the new iso available.
And as per usual I used a zfs mirror to install on.
However this time around the boot loader seems to be grub rather than systemd boot. Last I was aware of is that when using zfs the installer defaults to systemd boot and not grub.
Anyway I looked up the release notes for 8.2 and 8.1 and could not find anything related.
Is systemd boot now obsolete? Or could it be that something in my BIOS is preventing me from using systemd boot and the installer figured that out and reverted back to grub?
Anyway I am also a bit sad to announce that still even on this version the rescue mode does not work when having used zfs during installation.
Still this rpool can not be found thing going on.
What is the intended use case of the rescue mode of the installer if it does not / never worked for one of the supported file systems?
One good thing though is now at least, I think, I can use the grub rescue. Although I have not tried that yet so my millage may vary
And as per usual I used a zfs mirror to install on.
However this time around the boot loader seems to be grub rather than systemd boot. Last I was aware of is that when using zfs the installer defaults to systemd boot and not grub.
Anyway I looked up the release notes for 8.2 and 8.1 and could not find anything related.
Is systemd boot now obsolete? Or could it be that something in my BIOS is preventing me from using systemd boot and the installer figured that out and reverted back to grub?
Anyway I am also a bit sad to announce that still even on this version the rescue mode does not work when having used zfs during installation.
Still this rpool can not be found thing going on.
What is the intended use case of the rescue mode of the installer if it does not / never worked for one of the supported file systems?
One good thing though is now at least, I think, I can use the grub rescue. Although I have not tried that yet so my millage may vary
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