H hanzlik Renowned Member Oct 19, 2016 17 3 68 Yesterday at 15:13 #21 I recommend booting from a Debian 13 Live image, but any other live Linux distribution should work just fine.
I recommend booting from a Debian 13 Live image, but any other live Linux distribution should work just fine.
R RudiOnTheAir Renowned Member Nov 9, 2015 51 2 73 Germany Yesterday at 15:22 #22 Maybe interesting. On a PBS, now running V4 ist the same hardware, same BIOS and the latest grub with no problem... Whats the difference...?
Maybe interesting. On a PBS, now running V4 ist the same hardware, same BIOS and the latest grub with no problem... Whats the difference...?
R RudiOnTheAir Renowned Member Nov 9, 2015 51 2 73 Germany Yesterday at 18:35 #23 OK, works so far again. Used this howto, bec. in my case it needed to mount the lvm first. https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Recover_From_Grub_Failure Question is, when it is save to upgrade back to the latest grub2 ?
OK, works so far again. Used this howto, bec. in my case it needed to mount the lvm first. https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Recover_From_Grub_Failure Question is, when it is save to upgrade back to the latest grub2 ?
H hanzlik Renowned Member Oct 19, 2016 17 3 68 Yesterday at 18:46 #24 I‘m glad that the chroot-method worked for you I would keep track on the Bug-Report in Bugzilla. If a new grub version is released, i‘ll test it and report back there. Reactions: RudiOnTheAir
I‘m glad that the chroot-method worked for you I would keep track on the Bug-Report in Bugzilla. If a new grub version is released, i‘ll test it and report back there.
R RudiOnTheAir Renowned Member Nov 9, 2015 51 2 73 Germany Today at 08:00 #25 hanzlik said: I've also created a bug report - it would be great if you could comment there as well to confirm that you’re experiencing the same issue: Click to expand... Done
hanzlik said: I've also created a bug report - it would be great if you could comment there as well to confirm that you’re experiencing the same issue: Click to expand... Done