Yesterday, 11:15 PM
(This post was last modified: Yesterday, 11:58 PM by Couch_Potato.)
Greetings,
To make a long story short. I am attempting to reinstall proxmox ve 8.4 using 4 disk in a zfs-raid10 configuration. Installation succeds. Reboot fails. right after loading array modules it hangs. From the Proxmox support forums: fix for version 9.2.1 I know that this is not the same version I am installing but the fix apparently to some extent applies.
Upon restarting my t7910 I get the grub menu and edit the kernel boot parameters and remove rdinit=/vtoy/voty which is at the end of the line. press f10 and proxmox boot normally. I am using ventoy version 1.1.16 boot mode is grub2. Is there a straight forward solution? I am tired of reinstalling. Why causes ventoy do this?
Tia,
A Potato that is a Couch
I found a link that explained how to 'fix' this: Edit file cmdline. Still kindo curious why would this parameter be added to the kernel command line.
To make a long story short. I am attempting to reinstall proxmox ve 8.4 using 4 disk in a zfs-raid10 configuration. Installation succeds. Reboot fails. right after loading array modules it hangs. From the Proxmox support forums: fix for version 9.2.1 I know that this is not the same version I am installing but the fix apparently to some extent applies.
Upon restarting my t7910 I get the grub menu and edit the kernel boot parameters and remove rdinit=/vtoy/voty which is at the end of the line. press f10 and proxmox boot normally. I am using ventoy version 1.1.16 boot mode is grub2. Is there a straight forward solution? I am tired of reinstalling. Why causes ventoy do this?
Tia,
A Potato that is a Couch
I found a link that explained how to 'fix' this: Edit file cmdline. Still kindo curious why would this parameter be added to the kernel command line.
PC Refurbish-er for a Small Non Profit
Ventoy comes in handy for booting diagnostic iso/img.
Ventoy comes in handy for booting diagnostic iso/img.