Fedora 27: Kernel upgrade to 4.14.8-300....no boot
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@tim_g said in Fedora 27: Kernel upgrade to 4.14.8-300....no boot:
Does selecting a previous kernel work okay?
Yes, but I only have 2 to choose from.
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@fateknollogee said in Fedora 27: Kernel upgrade to 4.14.8-300....no boot:
@tim_g said in Fedora 27: Kernel upgrade to 4.14.8-300....no boot:
Does selecting a previous kernel work okay?
Yes, but I only have 2 to choose from.
What's the journal say the problem is? Usually it says what's preventing boot
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@tim_g said in Fedora 27: Kernel upgrade to 4.14.8-300....no boot:
@fateknollogee said in Fedora 27: Kernel upgrade to 4.14.8-300....no boot:
@tim_g said in Fedora 27: Kernel upgrade to 4.14.8-300....no boot:
Does selecting a previous kernel work okay?
Yes, but I only have 2 to choose from.
What's the journal say the problem is? Usually it says what's preventing boot
I started looking through that journal & gave up!
I was doing this at 2AM on Xmas eve.
I'll try again later today after biz hours.Is there a way to filter the journal output?
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@Tim_G Don't you have a Lenovo box w KVM on it?
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@fateknollogee said in Fedora 27: Kernel upgrade to 4.14.8-300....no boot:
@tim_g said in Fedora 27: Kernel upgrade to 4.14.8-300....no boot:
@fateknollogee said in Fedora 27: Kernel upgrade to 4.14.8-300....no boot:
@tim_g said in Fedora 27: Kernel upgrade to 4.14.8-300....no boot:
Does selecting a previous kernel work okay?
Yes, but I only have 2 to choose from.
What's the journal say the problem is? Usually it says what's preventing boot
I started looking through that journal & gave up!
I was doing this at 2AM on Xmas eve.
I'll try again later today after biz hours.Is there a way to filter the journal output?
I usually look for red text or whatever it is.
If none, then you gotta scan it for with your eyes for errors or warnings.
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@fateknollogee said in Fedora 27: Kernel upgrade to 4.14.8-300....no boot:
@Tim_G Don't you have a Lenovo box w KVM on it?
I don't have Lenovo anything.
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Looked through the journal, there aren't any errors that would cause it to not boot.
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"kk4ewt" on the fedora irc channel was helping me troubleshoot.
On the same hardware, I can "live usb" Fedora 27 WS LXDE w 4.14.8-300 but this same kernel with F27 Server will not boot!
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I think I found the "issue"....
Under Manual Partitioning, for root (/) and boot (/boot), I'd been setting the file system to XFS.
I just did a test install using root as XFS & boot set to ext4.
I am now able to upgrade the kernel to 4.14.11-300
** My other installs with SuperMicro hardware do not have this problem -
@fateknollogee said in Fedora 27: Kernel upgrade to 4.14.8-300....no boot:
I think I found the "issue"....
Under Manual Partitioning, for root (/) and boot (/boot), I'd been setting the file system to XFS.
I just did a test install using root as XFS & boot set to ext4.
I am now able to upgrade the kernel to 4.14.11-300
** My other installs with SuperMicro hardware do not have this problemThat's weird, I've been using XFS for / and /boot all along... perhaps it's SuperMicro related.
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@tim_g said in Fedora 27: Kernel upgrade to 4.14.8-300....no boot:
That's weird, I've been using XFS for / and /boot all along... perhaps it's SuperMicro related.
This problem only exists with my 2 Lenovo servers.
All of my SuperMicro boxes are fine with XFS for / and /boot. -
@fateknollogee said in Fedora 27: Kernel upgrade to 4.14.8-300....no boot:
Server is Lenovo RD640
o/s: Fedora 27
installed kernel: 4.13.9.300Tried upgrading to 4.14.8-300...the system gets to the grub screen where I can see both available kernels...screen goes black...after waiting a few minutes, I ctrl-alt-del, reboot, choose 4.14..9-300
Anyone have a Lenovo server with upgraded kernel?
I've experienced the boot issue while using 4.14.11, I had to turn off Kernel Page Table Isolation (KPTI).
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@black3dynamite said in Fedora 27: Kernel upgrade to 4.14.8-300....no boot:
@fateknollogee said in Fedora 27: Kernel upgrade to 4.14.8-300....no boot:
Server is Lenovo RD640
o/s: Fedora 27
installed kernel: 4.13.9.300Tried upgrading to 4.14.8-300...the system gets to the grub screen where I can see both available kernels...screen goes black...after waiting a few minutes, I ctrl-alt-del, reboot, choose 4.14..9-300
Anyone have a Lenovo server with upgraded kernel?
I've experienced the boot issue while using 4.14.11, I had to turn off Kernel Page Table Isolation (KPTI).
What flavor of hardware?
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@fateknollogee said in Fedora 27: Kernel upgrade to 4.14.8-300....no boot:
@black3dynamite said in Fedora 27: Kernel upgrade to 4.14.8-300....no boot:
@fateknollogee said in Fedora 27: Kernel upgrade to 4.14.8-300....no boot:
Server is Lenovo RD640
o/s: Fedora 27
installed kernel: 4.13.9.300Tried upgrading to 4.14.8-300...the system gets to the grub screen where I can see both available kernels...screen goes black...after waiting a few minutes, I ctrl-alt-del, reboot, choose 4.14..9-300
Anyone have a Lenovo server with upgraded kernel?
I've experienced the boot issue while using 4.14.11, I had to turn off Kernel Page Table Isolation (KPTI).
What flavor of hardware?
On my very old lab server running Hyper-V 2012 R2.
Hardware: PowerEdge 2950
CPU: Intel Xeon E5430
VM: Fedora 27
