today I ran two dist-upgrades on the OSGeo "webextra" VM. Upgrading
from Debian5 to Debian6 didn't reveal any unexpected findings, the
subsequent reboot as Debian6 using kernel 2.6.32-something was
successful.
Updating from Debian6 to Debian7 was a smooth proess as well, but the
reboot as Debian7 using its 3.2.0 kernel did not succeed - and
unfortnately I'm unable to connect to the console via Ganeti's web
frontend, I'm alway getting a "Connect timeout" (WinXP, Firefox25).
May I kindly ask you to kick the beast in a way so it'll reboot
afterwards ?
The GRUB2-chainloader might still be in place, I wonder wether that's
adding/leading to the trouble.
Thanks,
Martin.
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I would like to get to the bottom of why soon, but some users have better success with the GWM console on Chrome/Chromium.
On Wed Nov 20 14:38:13 2013, Martin.Spott@mgras.net wrote:
Hi together,
today I ran two dist-upgrades on the OSGeo "webextra" VM. Upgrading
from Debian5 to Debian6 didn't reveal any unexpected findings, the
subsequent reboot as Debian6 using kernel 2.6.32-something was
successful.
Updating from Debian6 to Debian7 was a smooth proess as well, but the
reboot as Debian7 using its 3.2.0 kernel did not succeed - and
unfortnately I'm unable to connect to the console via Ganeti's web
frontend, I'm alway getting a "Connect timeout" (WinXP, Firefox25).
May I kindly ask you to kick the beast in a way so it'll reboot
afterwards ?
The GRUB2-chainloader might still be in place, I wonder wether that's
adding/leading to the trouble.
I have tried several times in the past month with Chromium without success.
Server disconnected (code: 1006)
Thanks,
Alex
On 11/20/2013 02:56 PM, Justin Dugger via RT wrote:
I would like to get to the bottom of why soon, but some users have better success with the GWM console on Chrome/Chromium.
On Wed Nov 20 14:38:13 2013, Martin.Spott@mgras.net wrote:
Hi together,
today I ran two dist-upgrades on the OSGeo "webextra" VM. Upgrading
from Debian5 to Debian6 didn't reveal any unexpected findings, the
subsequent reboot as Debian6 using kernel 2.6.32-something was
successful.
Updating from Debian6 to Debian7 was a smooth proess as well, but the
reboot as Debian7 using its 3.2.0 kernel did not succeed - and
unfortnately I'm unable to connect to the console via Ganeti's web
frontend, I'm alway getting a "Connect timeout" (WinXP, Firefox25).
May I kindly ask you to kick the beast in a way so it'll reboot
afterwards ?
The GRUB2-chainloader might still be in place, I wonder wether that's
adding/leading to the trouble.
I have tried several times in the past month with Chromium without success.
Server disconnected (code: 1006)
Thanks,
Alex
On 11/20/2013 02:56 PM, Justin Dugger via RT wrote:
I would like to get to the bottom of why soon, but some users have better success with the GWM console on Chrome/Chromium.
On Wed Nov 20 14:38:13 2013, Martin.Spott@mgras.net wrote:
Hi together,
today I ran two dist-upgrades on the OSGeo "webextra" VM. Upgrading
from Debian5 to Debian6 didn't reveal any unexpected findings, the
subsequent reboot as Debian6 using kernel 2.6.32-something was
successful.
Updating from Debian6 to Debian7 was a smooth proess as well, but the
reboot as Debian7 using its 3.2.0 kernel did not succeed - and
unfortnately I'm unable to connect to the console via Ganeti's web
frontend, I'm alway getting a "Connect timeout" (WinXP, Firefox25).
May I kindly ask you to kick the beast in a way so it'll reboot
afterwards ?
The GRUB2-chainloader might still be in place, I wonder wether that's
adding/leading to the trouble.
I've set up a kernel path for the VM; hopefully you can SSH in now and fix up what all went wrong and remove the kernel path hack.
On Wed Nov 20 15:34:10 2013, tech@wildintellect.com wrote:
I have tried several times in the past month with Chromium without
success.
Server disconnected (code: 1006)
Thanks,
Alex
On 11/20/2013 02:56 PM, Justin Dugger via RT wrote:
> I would like to get to the bottom of why soon, but some users have
better success with the GWM console on Chrome/Chromium.
>
> On Wed Nov 20 14:38:13 2013, Martin.Spott@mgras.net wrote:
>> Hi together,
>>
>> today I ran two dist-upgrades on the OSGeo "webextra" VM. Upgrading
>> from Debian5 to Debian6 didn't reveal any unexpected findings, the
>> subsequent reboot as Debian6 using kernel 2.6.32-something was
>> successful.
>> Updating from Debian6 to Debian7 was a smooth proess as well, but
the
>> reboot as Debian7 using its 3.2.0 kernel did not succeed - and
>> unfortnately I'm unable to connect to the console via Ganeti's web
>> frontend, I'm alway getting a "Connect timeout" (WinXP, Firefox25).
>>
>> May I kindly ask you to kick the beast in a way so it'll reboot
>> afterwards ?
>> The GRUB2-chainloader might still be in place, I wonder wether
that's
>> adding/leading to the trouble.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Martin.
>
>
>
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I can confirm that I can ssh in. But I think I need Martin to figure out
what state it's in, my key doesn't appear to be authorized on root and
sudo appears non-functional.
Will let you know when we want to try rebooting without the host kernel
hack.
Thanks,
Alex
On 11/20/2013 05:42 PM, Justin Dugger via RT wrote:
I've set up a kernel path for the VM; hopefully you can SSH in now and fix up what all went wrong and remove the kernel path hack.
On Wed Nov 20 15:34:10 2013, tech@wildintellect.com wrote:
I have tried several times in the past month with Chromium without
success.
Server disconnected (code: 1006)
Thanks,
Alex
On 11/20/2013 02:56 PM, Justin Dugger via RT wrote:
I would like to get to the bottom of why soon, but some users have
better success with the GWM console on Chrome/Chromium.
On Wed Nov 20 14:38:13 2013, Martin.Spott@mgras.net wrote:
Hi together,
today I ran two dist-upgrades on the OSGeo "webextra" VM. Upgrading
from Debian5 to Debian6 didn't reveal any unexpected findings, the
subsequent reboot as Debian6 using kernel 2.6.32-something was
successful.
Updating from Debian6 to Debian7 was a smooth proess as well, but
the
reboot as Debian7 using its 3.2.0 kernel did not succeed - and
unfortnately I'm unable to connect to the console via Ganeti's web
frontend, I'm alway getting a "Connect timeout" (WinXP, Firefox25).
May I kindly ask you to kick the beast in a way so it'll reboot
afterwards ?
The GRUB2-chainloader might still be in place, I wonder wether
I can confirm that I can ssh in. But I think I need Martin to figure out
what state it's in, my key doesn't appear to be authorized on root and
sudo appears non-functional.
Will let you know when we want to try rebooting without the host kernel
hack.
Thanks,
Alex
On 11/20/2013 05:42 PM, Justin Dugger via RT wrote:
I've set up a kernel path for the VM; hopefully you can SSH in now and fix up what all went wrong and remove the kernel path hack.
On Wed Nov 20 15:34:10 2013, tech@wildintellect.com wrote:
I have tried several times in the past month with Chromium without
success.
Server disconnected (code: 1006)
Thanks,
Alex
On 11/20/2013 02:56 PM, Justin Dugger via RT wrote:
I would like to get to the bottom of why soon, but some users have
better success with the GWM console on Chrome/Chromium.
On Wed Nov 20 14:38:13 2013, Martin.Spott@mgras.net wrote:
Hi together,
today I ran two dist-upgrades on the OSGeo "webextra" VM. Upgrading
from Debian5 to Debian6 didn't reveal any unexpected findings, the
subsequent reboot as Debian6 using kernel 2.6.32-something was
successful.
Updating from Debian6 to Debian7 was a smooth proess as well, but
the
reboot as Debian7 using its 3.2.0 kernel did not succeed - and
unfortnately I'm unable to connect to the console via Ganeti's web
frontend, I'm alway getting a "Connect timeout" (WinXP, Firefox25).
May I kindly ask you to kick the beast in a way so it'll reboot
afterwards ?
The GRUB2-chainloader might still be in place, I wonder wether
The regular GRUB2-bootloader is now in place, but upon installation it
prints a warning message about using blocklists. I suspect the
embedding area is too small.
If that is true, then I suspect all the other VM's will be affected as
well and are subject to manual intervention during the next upgrade.
Cheers,
Martin.
--
Unix _IS_ user friendly - it's just selective about who its friends are !
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
The regular GRUB2-bootloader is now in place, but upon installation it
prints a warning message about using blocklists. I suspect the
embedding area is too small.
If that is true, then I suspect all the other VM's will be affected as
well and are subject to manual intervention during the next upgrade.
Cheers,
Martin.
--
Unix _IS_ user friendly - it's just selective about who its friends are !
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
