Re: Unable to boot after update from within auto-admin
linuxblood <[email protected]> Fri, 08 May 2026 16:10:50 +0000
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Thanks, I will try your suggestion! It may be some hours before I get back to you here, but I will. Thank you. On Friday, May 8th, 2026 at 4:05 PM, Daniel Lysfjord <[email protected]> wrote: > Since you managed to boot into the LiveDVD, and found your disk, you're > half way there:) > > you can start by trying to import the zfs pool: > > zpool import -a -N -o readonly=on > # "-a": Import all, "-N": no mount, "-o readonly=on": read-only > > You mentioned encryption? Is it zfs encryption? If so, you also need the > argument "-l" when importing > > It may or may not like that, but it usually tells you if it finds > something interesting. > > Mind you, I have no machines without UEFI, so, I probably can't help all > that much, but.. this gives you an indication if something is very > wrong. > > If you manage to import the pool, you can start mounting filesystems > from the pool (zfs mount ....), and have a look at the logs for what you > did.. I have no idea what auto-admin might've done, neither have I ever > used it.