URGENT PROXMOX 3.X NOT STARTING PLEASE HELP ME.

Hello,

to be honest, this would be a never ending story. You have zero experience and no idea what you do. Ask a local professional linux admin to help you and buy them. Who does set up this machine? Ask them or a other linux sysadmin guy.

Solution, boot live usb/cd (grml.org) -> pvscan -> vgchange -a y -> lvscan
show if there are lv and if you can mount them /dev/$vg/$lv /mnt

If so umount and do a proper chroot, update all (apt-get dist-upgrade), umount and reboot hopefully everything is fixed.
 
Lky said:
Hello,

to be honest, this would be a never ending story. You have zero experience and no idea what you do. Ask a local professional linux admin to help you and buy them. Who does set up this machine? Ask them or a other linux sysadmin guy.

Solution, boot live usb/cd (grml.org) -> pvscan -> vgchange -a y -> lvscan
show if there are lv and if you can mount them /dev/$vg/$lv /mnt

If so umount and do a proper chroot, update all (apt-get dist-upgrade), umount and reboot hopefully everything is fixed.
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Hi I installed only is not problem to installet proxmox, but just installed and never i don't touch this
 
Hi,
look with following commands, if there are still trouble with your lvm:
Code: 
pvs
vgs
lvs
after chroot to your system with the installation-cd, you should add the pve-no-subscription repo if you havn't an subscription:
Code: 
echo "deb http://download.proxmox.com/debian wheezy pve-no-subscription" > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/pve-no-subscription.list

apt-get update
apt-get dist-upgrade
Udo
 
udo said:
Hi,
look with following commands, if there are still trouble with your lvm:
Code: 
pvs
vgs
lvs
after chroot to your system with the installation-cd, you should add the pve-no-subscription repo if you havn't an subscription:
Code: 
echo "deb http://download.proxmox.com/debian wheezy pve-no-subscription" > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/pve-no-subscription.list

apt-get update
apt-get dist-upgrade
Udo
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Yes remember i change /etc/apt/sources.list
I'm installing proxmox 3.4 on cd and i will write you
 
Lky said:
Hello,

to be honest, this would be a never ending story. You have zero experience and no idea what you do. Ask a local professional linux admin to help you and buy them. Who does set up this machine? Ask them or a other linux sysadmin guy.

Solution, boot live usb/cd (grml.org) -> pvscan -> vgchange -a y -> lvscan
show if there are lv and if you can mount them /dev/$vg/$lv /mnt

If so umount and do a proper chroot, update all (apt-get dist-upgrade), umount and reboot hopefully everything is fixed.
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This is the result what i need to do now
 

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udo said:
Hi,
Code: 
vgchange -a y
fsck /dev/pve/root
fsck /dev/pve/data

mkdir /mnt/pve
mount /dev/pve/root /mnt/pve
mount /dev/pve/data /mnt/pve/var/lib/vz
mount -o bind /dev /mnt/pve/dev
mount -o bind /proc /mnt/pve/proc
mount -o bind /sys /mnt/pve/sys
chroot /mnt/pve
Udo
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after this command need to reboot or anything?

Thanks
 
Kujtim said:
after this command need to reboot or anything?

Thanks
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No, not reboot.

Then you should bring up your network interface, that you can use updates.
If you have network (don't need vmbr0 - eth0 is enough) and you can ping your router, you must set your default-gw:
Code: 
ip route add default via x.y.z.n
# test dns
host download.proxmox.com
and then look for the repository and enable the no-subscription repo

Udo
 
udo said:
No, not reboot.

Then you should bring up your network interface, that you can use updates.
If you have network (don't need vmbr0 - eth0 is enough) and you can ping your router, you must set your default-gw:
Code: 
ip route add default via x.y.z.n
# test dns
host download.proxmox.com
and then look for the repository and enable the no-subscription repo

Udo
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Did u know i download from grml.org iso and i record to cd and i put cd and i boot from this cd, and result in photo is from cd
Thanks
 
udo said:
Hi,
if you have an /24 network then you must set your pve-ip like
Code: 
ifconfig eth0 netmask 255.255.255.0 10.10.100.xx
after that you should be able to set the route (and ping the router?).

Udo
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Can i use new hdd and install proxmox v5.x and after innstall to connect the hdd with data and to backup data to new hdd?


Thank you
 
Kujtim said:
Can i use new hdd and install proxmox v5.x and after innstall to connect the hdd with data and to backup data to new hdd?


Thank you
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Hi,
yes, but not so easy - do you have valid backups?

You can connect an external HDD and copy all VM-disks to the external hdd.
But you need the config! and the config is in an sqlite-db. Not so easy for an beginner to get the data.

Do you have network connction inside the chroot?
apt-get update + dist-upgrade? (no-subscribtion-repo first).

Udo
 
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