Stuck on boot after house moving

[Rhedynen]

Hello there !

I recently moved to a new flat, and today I tried to restart my pve server but I got stuck on boot :


As mentionned on this thread I tried to remove the `quiet` boot option and set `amd_iommu` to off as follow :


But nothing seemed to help in the second boot log :


Finally I also deactivated CPU virtualization and IOMMU in my BIOS but I have the same result as above ...



Does anybody has ideas or suggestions ?

 

[BobhWasatch]

Have you reseated your video card?

 

[Rhedynen]

You mean replug it ? Yeah i tried but same result

Also my CPU doesn't have integrated graphics, so I can't boot on it

 

[Rhedynen]

I moved my video card to the other PCIe port of my motherboard and boot again (with CPU virt and IOMMU disabled and boot option quiet and amd_iommu removed)

The boot log is still stuck, the last entry is :

[   OK   ] mounted dev-mqueue.mount - POSIX Message Queue File System.

I still can't see any error above

 

[hd--]

Can you describe your setup a bit more detailed ?

 

[fschauer]

You can try adding systemd.log_level=debug to the kernel command line to get some more log messages.

 

[Rhedynen]

Yes sorry, I should have begun with that

Hardware :

• ASRock B550M PG Riptide
• Ryzen 5 5500 (no integrated graphics)
• 32Go GSkill DDR4
• Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1080
• Storage :
  • Crucial P3 500Go M.2 (Proxmox is installed on a partition on it)
  • 2 IronWolf 2To used in RAID

And I have several VMs :

• 1 Home Assistant
• 1 TrueNAS
• 1 Windows (The graphic card is in passthrough for this one)
• 1 headless Linux

 

[Rhedynen]

@fschauer with the option systemd.log_level=debug here's the output :

 

[fschauer]

The output does not look any more useful than the last. Try running with this kernel parameter:systemd.journald.forward_to_console=1

 

[Rhedynen]

So with this conf

I still don't see more info


Maybe the problem appaer before so we can't see the log ?

 

[hd--]

You could try to boot a live-image to check if the problem is hardware related, if not maybe one can see some problems in the logfiles after a succeeded boot

 

[Rhedynen]

I managed to boot on a Debian ISO with the graphical rescue mode

I stopped at the selection of root file system screen listing all my partitions, as I'm not sure where to look for those logs

 

[Rhedynen]

I finally found the time to install a live ISO of debian, and I boot correctly on it
So I would say it is definitely not a hardware problem

Now I'm following this doc https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Recover_From_Grub_Failure but I'm not sure to pick the right partitions from /dev/
Any tips ?

 

[fschauer]

I'm not sure where to look for those logs

The logs should be located in /var/log of the root file system.

Now I'm following this doc https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Recover_From_Grub_Failure but I'm not sure to pick the right partitions from /dev/
Any tips ?

The disks along with the partitions can be listed with lsblk
But your problem does not seem to be a Grub failure.