Hi all, hoping I've missed something stupid here, not sure what to do unfortunately. I have just finished moving my Microserver from my family home to my flat. At home it was working fine, and I could power down and reboot no problems. I've got it connected up here, but going to 'http://tower' didn't work. So I tried typing the IP address it used to be, which also didn't work, either in the browser or through putty. So, I plugged in a VGA cable to run ifconfig and get the IP address, but there was no login prompt like I expected to see. I could see that packages had finished installing, and then there is a message sitting at the bottom of the screen saying:

 

'warning: commands will be executed using /bin/sh'

 

And no commands seem to do anything at all. I can't even work out a way to power it down, CTRL-ALT-DELETE does work to reboot it though.

 

So does anyone have a suggestion for what to do when there isn't even a login prompt? The troubleshooting page doesn't seem to mention that possibility, and a quick search on here came up with nothing

 

EDIT: Sorry, forgot to mention I'm running 4.7. And I'm still using the same Switch, which is connected to the same computers as before, just a new internet connection feeding it all. I would attach a syslog but without being able to log in I don't know how

Couple of pictures of the screen coming from the unRAID box:

 

 

 

put flash drive on window's box.

 

edit config/go script to contain only "emhttp" command

(comment out all the other lines for now)

 

reboot.  Might be an incompatible add-on.

put flash drive on window's box.

 

edit config/go script to contain only "emhttp" command

(comment out all the other lines for now)

 

reboot.  Might be an incompatible add-on.

 

When is the flash drive safe to remove? Not sure how to start a safe power down

OK it has now booted Unfortunately I can't seem to connect to it though, even by using its IP address

Attach a syslog. zip if needed.

All seems good now, there were some high level server problems with the provider that weren't helping! Thanks for all the help