ShadowProtect Recovery Environment
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Ok so I have a system I'm testing with, and I'm kind of stumped as to what is occurring.
I can boot into the recovery environment without issue (liveCD), but when I go to launch the application, it opens and then immediately closes (it being the application within the environment).
Any ideas?
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So attempting to run the recovery application manually (CLI)
I get an output of
segmentation fault. Of course there is nothing (that I've been able to find) that explains what this issue is. -
Tried recreating the recovery media?
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@dafyre Yep.
Also it's just an iso that you mount as a CD into the VM.
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@DustinB3403 said in ShadowProtect Recovery Environment:
@dafyre Yep.
Also it's just an iso that you mount as a CD into the VM.
How much RAM in the VM? I know that some Recovery CD's need a gig or 2 of ram.
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@dafyre said in ShadowProtect Recovery Environment:
@DustinB3403 said in ShadowProtect Recovery Environment:
@dafyre Yep.
Also it's just an iso that you mount as a CD into the VM.
How much RAM in the VM? I know that some Recovery CD's need a gig or 2 of ram.
8GB. I'm re-restoring my backup and will test with it. As it doesn't really make any sense as to what is causing this.
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This is the live environment.... and clicking the ICON does nothing.
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Still same issue...
I'm curious if there is something bugged with this VM, It was pulled out of HV, and imported into XS.
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@DustinB3403 said in ShadowProtect Recovery Environment:
Still same issue...
I'm curious if there is something bugged with this VM, It was pulled out of HV, and imported into XS.
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Possible, but that shouldn't stop the Application from running... at least I wouldn't think.
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@dafyre That's the same thing I'm thinking, unless something inside of the VM, isn't visible for some reason....
Like the NIC or local storage.
I tested the recovery iso on a different VM (not pulled out of Hyper-V) and it works...
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@DustinB3403 said in ShadowProtect Recovery Environment:
@dafyre That's the same thing I'm thinking, unless something inside of the VM, isn't visible for some reason....
Like the NIC or local storage.
I tested the recovery iso on a different VM (not pulled out of Hyper-V) and it works...
Make a New VM and restore into that? ....
Edit: Or link it to the original HD image giving you the problem.
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@dafyre that is worth a shot.
I'll give it a try.
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Same issue in a brand new VM, and with a different download of the recovery environment.
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@DustinB3403 said in ShadowProtect Recovery Environment:
Same issue in a brand new VM, and with a different download of the recovery environment.
Linked to original disk image, or created a new one?
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@dafyre said in ShadowProtect Recovery Environment:
@DustinB3403 said in ShadowProtect Recovery Environment:
Same issue in a brand new VM, and with a different download of the recovery environment.
Linked to original disk image, or created a new one?
fresh download.
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did you use the old VDI?
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@Dashrender said in ShadowProtect Recovery Environment:
did you use the old VDI?
Same results with old VM, brand new (empty VM) and new and old ISO.
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@DustinB3403 said in ShadowProtect Recovery Environment:
@Dashrender said in ShadowProtect Recovery Environment:
did you use the old VDI?
Same results with old VM, brand new (empty VM) and new and old ISO.
Try less RAM.
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@Dashrender Just tried that, same thing.
Also tried this on different hosts (non-similar hardware) same results.
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so you have a different old VM that it does work on, but all the new ones don't work.. weird. I'd say bad ISO.
