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pfsense mount root error after disk clone
Expanding the disk size on pfsense under VMWare ESXiIs it possible to implement IPSec with failover between one pfSense firewall and Amazon VPC (no BGP)BSD box running PFSense reports weird disk capacitySSH connection timeout after a couple of seconds when my second interface is up
I went the lazy route and cloned my SSD that runs my current pfsense (2.1.5) machine to create a backup machine with the same config.
Instead of doing a fresh reinstall and copying the config.
Both machines have the exact same hardware and BIOS settings.
Both SSD's I used, main and clone are the same (size and brand).
I used clonezilla to create the clone.
During the boot of my "backup" machine I got the error:
http://puu.sh/p2Ppc/edd7d0d38c.jpg
Trying to mount root from ufs:/dev/ad4s1a
ROOT MOUNT ERROR
Following the ?:
http://puu.sh/p2PDm/7877dbf8cf.jpg
It's so weird that this happend as it was a 1:1 clone.
Also /dev/ad4s1a exists
Anyone have any ideas how to:
1. Solve my current problem?
2. Avoid this during a clone?
Thanks
pfsense
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I went the lazy route and cloned my SSD that runs my current pfsense (2.1.5) machine to create a backup machine with the same config.
Instead of doing a fresh reinstall and copying the config.
Both machines have the exact same hardware and BIOS settings.
Both SSD's I used, main and clone are the same (size and brand).
I used clonezilla to create the clone.
During the boot of my "backup" machine I got the error:
http://puu.sh/p2Ppc/edd7d0d38c.jpg
Trying to mount root from ufs:/dev/ad4s1a
ROOT MOUNT ERROR
Following the ?:
http://puu.sh/p2PDm/7877dbf8cf.jpg
It's so weird that this happend as it was a 1:1 clone.
Also /dev/ad4s1a exists
Anyone have any ideas how to:
1. Solve my current problem?
2. Avoid this during a clone?
Thanks
pfsense
asked May 23 '16 at 23:01
gellebygelleby
2117
bumped to the homepage by Community♦ yesterday
This question has answers that may be good or bad; the system has marked it active so that they can be reviewed.
add a comment |
I went the lazy route and cloned my SSD that runs my current pfsense (2.1.5) machine to create a backup machine with the same config.
Instead of doing a fresh reinstall and copying the config.
Both machines have the exact same hardware and BIOS settings.
Both SSD's I used, main and clone are the same (size and brand).
I used clonezilla to create the clone.
During the boot of my "backup" machine I got the error:
http://puu.sh/p2Ppc/edd7d0d38c.jpg
Trying to mount root from ufs:/dev/ad4s1a
ROOT MOUNT ERROR
Following the ?:
http://puu.sh/p2PDm/7877dbf8cf.jpg
It's so weird that this happend as it was a 1:1 clone.
Also /dev/ad4s1a exists
Anyone have any ideas how to:
1. Solve my current problem?
2. Avoid this during a clone?
Thanks
pfsense
asked May 23 '16 at 23:01
gellebygelleby
2117
I went the lazy route and cloned my SSD that runs my current pfsense (2.1.5) machine to create a backup machine with the same config.
Instead of doing a fresh reinstall and copying the config.
Both machines have the exact same hardware and BIOS settings.
Both SSD's I used, main and clone are the same (size and brand).
I used clonezilla to create the clone.
During the boot of my "backup" machine I got the error:
http://puu.sh/p2Ppc/edd7d0d38c.jpg
Trying to mount root from ufs:/dev/ad4s1a
ROOT MOUNT ERROR
Following the ?:
http://puu.sh/p2PDm/7877dbf8cf.jpg
It's so weird that this happend as it was a 1:1 clone.
Also /dev/ad4s1a exists
Anyone have any ideas how to:
1. Solve my current problem?
2. Avoid this during a clone?
Thanks
pfsense
pfsense
asked May 23 '16 at 23:01
gellebygelleby
2117
asked May 23 '16 at 23:01
gellebygelleby
2117
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gelleby
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I know if you hit the ? it will list the drives and you can then tell it by ufs:/dev/ad4s1a (if that is where pfsense is) .. Once that works and boots you can then edit a file and update that to what you found is boot point. I am right now trying find the file to change
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I know if you hit the ? it will list the drives and you can then tell it by ufs:/dev/ad4s1a (if that is where pfsense is) .. Once that works and boots you can then edit a file and update that to what you found is boot point. I am right now trying find the file to change
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I know if you hit the ? it will list the drives and you can then tell it by ufs:/dev/ad4s1a (if that is where pfsense is) .. Once that works and boots you can then edit a file and update that to what you found is boot point. I am right now trying find the file to change
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I know if you hit the ? it will list the drives and you can then tell it by ufs:/dev/ad4s1a (if that is where pfsense is) .. Once that works and boots you can then edit a file and update that to what you found is boot point. I am right now trying find the file to change
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I know if you hit the ? it will list the drives and you can then tell it by ufs:/dev/ad4s1a (if that is where pfsense is) .. Once that works and boots you can then edit a file and update that to what you found is boot point. I am right now trying find the file to change
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