URGENT PROXMOX 3.X NOT STARTING PLEASE HELP ME.

udo said:
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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1. i Installed another pc proxmox v5.x and another hdd
2. i connect my older hardis
3. Pc strated with grub from new proxmox v5.x but started with my last Proxmox, now i can to connect with telnet and i can to connect with sftp
Im trying to copy images from /var/lib/vz/images (101,102,103 etc)
i cant over my backup


Oct 28 22:37:05 ERROR: job failed with err -5 - Input/output error
Oct 28 22:37:05 INFO: aborting backup job
Oct 28 22:37:06 ERROR: Backup of VM 101 failed - job failed with err -5 - Input/output error
 
Why you don't setup the network inside the chroot and do an apt-get dist-upgrade?

You start the next work before ending the first one...

And, if I understand you right, you connect your old pve-server-hdd to the new one - eg. you have two lvm volumegroups with the name pve!

This will not work!

Of course you can rename the old VG - but than you can 100% not boot this system anymore (ok, you can if you realy know what you do - but it's looks not that you play in this classes).

Anyway - the easiest way should be a repair of the old system.

Another way is an externel hdd on the old rescue (grml) system and copy the VM-disks + configs from /etc (tar is your friend) + pve-sqlite-db to the external hdd.
Then install on an empty hdd an pve3.4 (not pve5) and recover the pmxfs due this https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Proxmox_Cluster_File_System_(pmxcfs)#_recovery

Udo
 
udo said:
Why you don't setup the network inside the chroot and do an apt-get dist-upgrade?

You start the next work before ending the first one...

And, if I understand you right, you connect your old pve-server-hdd to the new one - eg. you have two lvm volumegroups with the name pve!

This will not work!

Of course you can rename the old VG - but than you can 100% not boot this system anymore (ok, you can if you realy know what you do - but it's looks not that you play in this classes).

Anyway - the easiest way should be a repair of the old system.

Another way is an externel hdd on the old rescue (grml) system and copy the VM-disks + configs from /etc (tar is your friend) + pve-sqlite-db to the external hdd.
Then install on an empty hdd an pve3.4 (not pve5) and recover the pmxfs due this https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Proxmox_Cluster_File_System_(pmxcfs)#_recovery

Udo
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But now i can to connect with putty to my old version and with winscp only i can connect with web or anything else
 
udo said:
Why you don't setup the network inside the chroot and do an apt-get dist-upgrade?

You start the next work before ending the first one...

And, if I understand you right, you connect your old pve-server-hdd to the new one - eg. you have two lvm volumegroups with the name pve!

This will not work!

Of course you can rename the old VG - but than you can 100% not boot this system anymore (ok, you can if you realy know what you do - but it's looks not that you play in this classes).

Anyway - the easiest way should be a repair of the old system.

Another way is an externel hdd on the old rescue (grml) system and copy the VM-disks + configs from /etc (tar is your friend) + pve-sqlite-db to the external hdd.
Then install on an empty hdd an pve3.4 (not pve5) and recover the pmxfs due this https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Proxmox_Cluster_File_System_(pmxcfs)#_recovery

Udo
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Ok i will follow steps with GRML a setup network inside chroot and else i will send photo to you
 
Kujtim said:
Can we apt-get update and apt-get dist-upgrade now with ssh?
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This should done hours before...
Which system is bootet? the new pve5-one?! than you can't chroot to the old system to repair.

If you have the gmrl-chroot on your pve3.3-system than yes - like wrote before - should done hours before.

For me it's not clear what things you are doing.
The scenario is simple:
1. boot old system via live-cd
2. enable chroot to old system
3. enable networking inside chroot
4. update system

Udo
 
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udo said:
This should done hours before...
Which system is bootet? the new pve5-one?! than you can't chroot to the old system to repair.

If you have the gmrl-chroot on your pve3.3-system than yes - like wrote before - should done hours before.

For me it's not clear what things you are doing.
The scenario is simple:
1. boot old system via live-cd
2. enable chroot to old system
3. enable networking inside chroot
4. update system

Udo
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I can write has been shutdown my pc
 
udo said:
This should done hours before...
Which system is bootet? the new pve5-one?! than you can't chroot to the old system to repair.

If you have the gmrl-chroot on your pve3.3-system than yes - like wrote before - should done hours before.

For me it's not clear what things you are doing.
The scenario is simple:
1. boot old system via live-cd
2. enable chroot to old system
3. enable networking inside chroot
4. update system

Udo
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udo said:
??
Should this mean you give up?

Ask for an linux specialist in your city to put the hands on this system (and show him this tread) all nessesary infos are there.

Udo
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Im searching for two day's not only in my city but in my country and i i stay on pcs for 2 days and i cant fix this problem, i don't know what i need to do
 
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