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can't get boot menu
Hi,
I need to get in maintenance mode to use lvm_manager.
It's a management server in Azure R81.20 JHF take 41
Upon reboot I should see the boot menu and be able to select maintenance mode but I never see a boot menu.
First thing I see is
I tried with a reboot and with a shutdown/powerup.
Is there another way or am I missing something?
thanks
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I just went into Azure boot diagnostics and I see the boot menu prompt. So it looks like the time it takes for the serial console to connect I'm already passed the boot menu option.
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@Gil_Sudai any idea?
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https://support.checkpoint.com/results/sk/sk170732
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You could also edit the /boot/grub/grub.conf file to extend the timer or change the default boot option.
The grub.conf from that SK article does this by removing all the boot options except maintenance mode. It's easy to just change the default boot option directly, though:
[Expert@DallasSA]# egrep "^(default|title)" /boot/grub/grub.conf
default=5
title Revert from other image
title Reset to factory defaults - Gaia R81.10
title Start in 64bit no-debug mode
title Start in maintenance mode 64bit
title Start in 64bit online debug mode
title Start in 64bit normal mode
title HW Diagnostics
The value of 'default' starts from 0 and selects which option to select. Change that line to 'default=3' and it will boot to maintenance mode every time. Then when you're done in maintenance mode, you can change it back to 5 and it will boot in 64-bit normal mode.
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Yes that's what I used to do before. But in R81.20 it's now grub2/grub.cfg and it looks different than the grub.conf file in previous version so I'm a bit wary of touching that for now.
