Question
Can't boot up my droplet after rebooting system
- Posted on June 4, 2015
- DigitalOceanSystem ToolsLinux Basics
Asked by wameomedia
Hello!
I’ve runnig Ubuntu 14.04 on my server, today i’ve rebooted it after making some changes in etc/ssh/sshd_config.
First what i couldnt log in to ssh, it was refusing connections, but when i eneterd cosole on DO it happend:
http://i.imgur.com/YwRA9gx.png
I don’t really know how to deal with this. Just please tell me that my data is recoverable or im done :c
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Hello James,
Please look into this matter its major issue. Suddenly my droplet crashed and cant access the website. Cant SSH into the server and when I access using console it’s getting into grub mode. I generated a ticket but nobody is helping. I will lose everything. Could you please ask your team to boot into the droplet and fix this or at least provide me SQL files of my databases;
https://imgur.com/xp8h3vD
My droplet IP address is 139.59.85.88
Hello,
Errors like this indicated a possible issue with your file system or a kernel mis-match! In either case the best way to get started is to open a ticket with our support staff. You can do this by logging in and going to the “Support” tab.
Our support staff can mount a recovery ISO that will help you check for file system issues, kernel mis-matches and even try to recover files so long as they are recoverable.
Sadly, in some cases, the files may not be recoverable. There is no sure fire way to say though without going in and taking a look with the recovery ISO.