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The microcode of the CPU ? or what ?
Why the update block without these commands ?
How can I correct the problem? Just update the bios ?
Thank,
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I don't even know what these commands do.
but it made the update from 6.8.3 to 6.9.0 work
My question should have been, what are these commands for?
Subsequently, I will update my bios.
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Same problem, see my post
QuoteI've have an issue with the microcode that's in bzroot causing it to hang at "bzroot... OK". Running on a Supermicro X10 MB with a Xeon E5 V3.
If you want to try without the microcode, after installing the 6.9 update via the GUI, run the following commands before rebooting.
cp /boot/bzroot /boot/bzroot-orig
dd if=/boot/bzroot-orig bs=512 skip=$(cpio -ivt -H newc < /boot/bzroot 2>&1 > /dev/null | awk '{print $1}') of=/boot/bzrootThose commands will strip out the microcode.
-SeeDrs
Solve my problem for 6.8.3 -> 6.9.0, but I'm waiting for the answer for 6.9.0 -> 6.9.1
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I just saw, it's not up to date, I have the penultimate version (one month before).
I don't think it makes a difference.
I just don't want to have to go back to 6.9.0 after.
Can I run these commands to avoid (in prevention) the problem?
Thank,
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Based on SeeDrs response, I ran these commands and the 6.9.0 install worked.
cp /boot/bzroot /boot/bzroot-orig dd if=/boot/bzroot-orig bs=512 skip=$(cpio -ivt -H newc < /boot/bzroot 2>&1 > /dev/null | awk '{print $1}') of=/boot/bzroot
otherwise the boot froze at / bzroot ... OK
For 6.9.1, I just want to know if I would be better off doing it to keep myself out of the problem.
Thank,
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If I want to install version 6.9.1, am I better off running the commands again, before rebooting ?
Thank,
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Changed Status to Solved
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ALL WORK
16 hours ago, SeeDrs said:I've have an issue with the microcode that's in bzroot causing it to hang at "bzroot... OK". Running on a Supermicro X10 MB with a Xeon E5 V3.
If you want to try without the microcode, after installing the 6.9 update via the GUI, run the following commands before rebooting.
cp /boot/bzroot /boot/bzroot-orig
dd if=/boot/bzroot-orig bs=512 skip=$(cpio -ivt -H newc < /boot/bzroot 2>&1 > /dev/null | awk '{print $1}') of=/boot/bzrootThose commands will strip out the microcode.
-SeeDrs
All works with your commans....
Thank,
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Don't worry, I know it's stressful. It doesn't happen often... with all updates!
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The first time is the one that scares the most.
Normally, the files in previous are those at the root of the flash drive.
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the flash drive contains only the Unraid software.
Your data is on your Array
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Look on your flash drive, during the update, it creates a "previous" directory.
Make a backup of everything, before moving the files.
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back to 6.8.3
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it is now frozen at /bzroot ... OK
I use the USB Tool for Mac.
And restore the config folder.
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Stupid question, can I keep my server on, remove the flash drive, redo the flash drive with the USB Tool, copy the "config" directory, put it back and restart the server ?
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I wanted to make a new flash drive, but when I transfer the license, my old usb key becomes blacklisted.
I therefore prefer not to replace my flash drive...
I saw that there were plenty of files on my flash drive. Can I delete all files beginning with "._" ?
Thank,
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10 hours ago, JorgeB said:
Try redoing the flash drive, backup current flash, redo it using the USB tool, restore the config folder from the backup.
I used the usb tool to create a new one.
When you say to "restore the config folder from the backup.
Is there a special tool or I just copy and overwrite files on the USB drive?
Subsequently, for the registration key, do I have to restore it? or test everything before ?
Thank,
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You can try, on the usb key, the installation creates a previous directory for the previous version.
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For the moment, I have returned to 6.8.3
I will try later
Thank,
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I try the manual method.... same thing !
[6.9.0] Won't boot after 6.8.3 to 6.9.0 update
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Is there a way to reflash the bios, to be sure?
Any idea for my server which does not reboot with the emhttpd?
Thank,