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On 10/7/2017, 12:09:07 AM, Stroller <stroller@××××××××××××××××××.uk> wrote: |
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>> On 6 Oct 2017, at 15:31, Tanstaafl <tanstaafl@×××××××××××.org> wrote: |
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>>>> Second, do you have rc_sys defined, or are you using auto-detect (is it |
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>>>> just commented out)? |
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>>> Just commented out. |
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>> This is the one I'm worried about - how to change it back if it totally |
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>> breaks the ability to even boot. |
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> Detach the drive from the VM, and attach it as /dev/sd[cdefgh] on another VM? |
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> See: Linodes » <name of your node> » Edit Configuration Profile » Block Device Assignment |
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> Also in the dropdowns there is an option for "Recovery -Finnix (iso)". |
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Thanks, yes, I found that in the docs when reading, but was wondering if |
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there was some lind of grub command-line boot option I could pass (would |
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be much easier)... |
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Anyway, wasn't necessary, the migration went perfectly... |
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1. Change to the 64 bit kernel, reboot |
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2. Enter migration queue |
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3. Wait...................................... about 5 minutes |
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4. Done. |
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:) |
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Thanks to everyone who responded! |
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