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In my case, I had them mount the rescue/recovery environment, and booted into that. I think I had to mount the HD image, and configure networking, but I was abl
by nanis 11y ago
In my case, I had them mount the rescue/recovery environment, and booted into that. I think I had to mount the HD image, and configure networking, but I was able to create an archive from the available data, and transfer it out.
I had never encountered a problem like this with any other VPS providers. To this date, my favorite is https://www.nu42.com/2015/06/linode-kvm-upgrade.html https://www.nu42.com/2015/06/linode-kvm-upgrade.html where, over the years, my VPS went through several free upgrades performance upgrades without any hitches.
So, assuming you can still stop the droplet, do so. Contact DO, ask them to mount the rescue recovery environment. See what you can see at that point. Good luck.
- smith2008 11y agoThanks, I did that and got to the droplet. It is running different kernel and my drive was mounted to it ( or at least I think this is the case ). I am still stuck and cannot export my Mysql DB. Any ideas about that one?
- nanis 11y agoOf course, that's the point: You are running under the rescue kernel. Is the path to your database directory still the same? If not, edit your configuration to point to the new location, try to use mysql tools. If you cannot use mysql tools, you need to provide very detailed and ample diagnostic information to for anyone to be able to help you diagnose why you can't use them. An alternative is to create another droplet with the exact same configuration, install the exact same MySQL version on it, use the exact same configuration file, and copy over the data files. Good luck.