Closed averyfreeman closed 3 years ago
Hi @averyfreeman,
My guess is that kernel.old shows 12.2-RELEASE-p2 so you have been using something not in OPNsense before.. the update to 20.7 brings you back to 12.1-RELEASE-p12 and it may cause your issues, although your dmesg also suggests 12.2-RELEASE-p2 is still in place which is odd to say the least...
Cheers, Franco
@averyfreeman do you have any news for me regarding this?
I also left a message about this here:
https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=21116.0
I'm not sure if it has to do with the update tools or core.
steps:
system -> firmware -> updates
Expected behavior:
System complete boot process, land in
opnsense-shell
Result:
System could not complete boot.
How'd you resolve your issue?
I rebooted manually and loaded
/boot//kernel.old
, was able to complete boot process then.Logs:
This is my
kernel.old
:Tail of
pkg.log
:dmesg
from boot that did NOT complete:dmesg
from boot that COULD boot (for reference):Here's my
pciconf
output:Here's my
/boot/loader.conf
- I think it's pretty stock:Can't think of anything else to log ... hope that helps!