grub> primer
Today I attempted a leapp upgrade of a CentOS 7 Virtualmin box to AlmaLinux 8. This failed and I saw the grub> menu. Instead of
Today I attempted a leapp upgrade of a CentOS 7 Virtualmin box to AlmaLinux 8. This failed and I saw the grub> menu. Instead of
Another day, another disk boot problem. This time OpenSuse. TL;DR – remove the entire resume line and press control-X to continue the boot. Fuller instructions:
On both my PBS servers this morning I’m getting the following. Both PBS server has more than 2 TB drives, which might be of relevant.
Recovering a Linux root (or sudo user) password is pretty easy, but the hard part is getting into the BIOS if you have an Intel
Here’s me on a weekend thinking I can upgrade a core server from Ubuntu 18.04 to 20.04. This is normally quite a risky undertaking depending
Background Enabling disk quotas are essential to managing your hard drive resources. Even if you don’t have restrictions, turning on quotas and putting in soft
Background Grub controls the boot process menu, and has a number of interesting settings. Here is an example of grub settings: Example ~$ cat /etc/default/grub