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I followed instructions at https://devuan.org/os/documentation/dev … e-to-ascii including manual network configuration.
1st reboot was fine. then after last step on the instructions and 2nd reboot, i could not login to the remote machine.
when i reviewed the session i noticed that the following were running just before i rebooted:
389 ? Ss 0:00 /lib/systemd/systemd-udevd --daemon
1804 ? S 0:00 /lib/systemd/systemd-logind
i also noticed that libpam-systemd had (of course) been removed by apt-get but didnt think to check what it had been replaced with.
it seems too late to fix, so i will have to ask the remote colo provider to reinstall a fresh copy of debian 9. in case i decide to try migrating again, would you folks have any hints what i should look for, just prior to the 2nd reboot, to ensure the system will be accessible afterwards?
[update]
when i got the freshly installed machine the ethernet interface was named "eno1" for some reason and i left it as is. the migration may have automatically renamed it somewhere to eth0 (perhaps in the udev rules?), but not in /etc/network/interfaces . also something was different about the sshd setup. the colo providers fixed the issue and i am back up and running!
Last edited by keb (2018-11-03 22:21:07)
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