After a reboot of my Proxmox server it doesn't boot anymore.
Ater attaching a screen I noticed it got stuck on:
After some Googling it thought it might be that the root partition was full. This would be explainable because I was copying data from one of the data drives to a mounted network share, and I found it might be that this network share wasn't mounted properly.
Using a gparted live USB stick, I accessed the root partition and noticed there was data in the folder which should have been the mounted network share. I removed that folder and then rebooted, hoping this would resolve it.
Unfortunately, that didn't help.
After more Googling I found you could remove quit in the grub start screen, which shows more information.
When doing that, the booting gets stuck on
I found some things I tried after booting Gparted again
* removed custom rules from /dev/udev/rules.d (backed them up to another folder)
* commented out nis in /etc/nsswitch.conf
That also didn't help. I'm a bit out of options now and I would really like to be able to boot this system again. If anyone can give any advice, please let me know!
Ater attaching a screen I noticed it got stuck on:
Code:
/dev/mapper/pve-root: cleanAfter some Googling it thought it might be that the root partition was full. This would be explainable because I was copying data from one of the data drives to a mounted network share, and I found it might be that this network share wasn't mounted properly.
Using a gparted live USB stick, I accessed the root partition and noticed there was data in the folder which should have been the mounted network share. I removed that folder and then rebooted, hoping this would resolve it.
Unfortunately, that didn't help.
After more Googling I found you could remove quit in the grub start screen, which shows more information.
When doing that, the booting gets stuck on
Code:
Starting systemd-udev-load-credentials.service - Load udev Rules from Credentials...
[ 5.099265] systemd[1]: Starting systemd-udev-trigger.services - Coldplug All udev Devices...I found some things I tried after booting Gparted again
* removed custom rules from /dev/udev/rules.d (backed them up to another folder)
* commented out nis in /etc/nsswitch.conf
That also didn't help. I'm a bit out of options now and I would really like to be able to boot this system again. If anyone can give any advice, please let me know!