Closed Removed-5an closed 8 years ago
How did you install RancherOS? There may be an issue with bare metal and RancherOS regarding the reboot.
I installed it on a VM using the method below: http://docs.rancher.com/os/running-rancheros/server/install-to-disk/
Most of my AWS machines do this as well - I don't believe 100% of my hosts exhibit this behavior (I'm running 10 in production right now - the older hosts do not reboot, while my newest ones do.
AFAICT, this behavior isn't present on my hosts that were launched with the latest 0.4.3 AMIs but is present in the hosts I've upgraded from 0.4.2 to 0.4.3 with ros os upgrade -f
- haven't exhaustively tested to ensure this is the difference allowing the newer hosts to reboot correctly or not. Will have to upgrade a test machine with no other changes to find out for sure.
Just noted that a server that will not reboot with sudo reboot
(sshd shutdown, but host remains alive to ping forever until hard reboot via AWS cli/console was able to reboot with
sudo su
reboot
@guruvan I'm unable to reproduce with my AWS hosts, but can you try testing with v0.4.4 to see if you still have these issues.
I don't believe this is present with my 0.4.4 machines either. I will double check in the next day or so. Thank you.
On April 25, 2016 12:29:00 PM PDT, Denise notifications@github.com wrote:
@guruvan I'm unable to reproduce with my AWS hosts, but can you try testing with v0.4.4 to see if you still have these issues.
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@guruvan @5an1ty I'm unable to reproduce this issue and if you are still ahving issues, please re-open.
I seem to have a strange issue with rancher os. I'm currently running rancher server as the only docker container and when executing sudo reboot the system seems to freeze and never reboot.
I have to manually reset the vm to regain access.