linux:crash_recovery
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linux:crash_recovery [2018/10/08 11:09] tkilla [Full Disc Encrypted System Rescue] |
linux:crash_recovery [2022/07/10 02:07] tkilla [Full Disc Encrypted System Rescue] |
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| fdisk -l | fdisk -l | ||
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| - | # open the container: | + | # open the container |
| - | cryptsetup luksOpen / | + | # " |
| + | cryptsetup luksOpen / | ||
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| - | # activate the LVM volume group: | + | # activate the LVM volume group (if you use LVM2): |
| vgchange -ay | vgchange -ay | ||
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| All following commands are executed inside the broken system. Some hints for repairs: | All following commands are executed inside the broken system. Some hints for repairs: | ||
| - | apt install lvm2 | + | apt install lvm2 cryptsetup-initramfs |
| If your root system is BTRFS, you need btrfs-progs and the kernel module during the early initramfs boot stage: | If your root system is BTRFS, you need btrfs-progs and the kernel module during the early initramfs boot stage: | ||
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| - | Also check the UUID entries in / | + | * Check that the name in / |
| + | * Also check the UUID entries in / | ||
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| == Links: == | == Links: == | ||
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| + | * various other hints https:// | ||
linux/crash_recovery.txt · Last modified: 2022/07/10 02:07 by tkilla
