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 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