[RESOLVED]All ports closed! Can't access via SSH!

[Sara]

Has everyone simply tried running Syu until it stops asking, but ensuring that both udev-oxnas and openssl are installed?

Perhaps:

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pacman -Syu (no to pacman first)
pacman -Syu
pacman Sf udev-oxnas openssl


This fixed the issue for me. Thanks a lot!

[vaaaaaaaaarney]

Hi, I seem to be having the same problem. I overwrote some files when I updated my system before installing a package and now I can't ssh into my plug. From what I understand from this thread, I need to simply redo my installation with the original instructions. My only problem is connecting via ssh is the first instruction! Am I correct? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

[WarheadsSE]

Seriously? No. You need to redo your rootfs as per the instructions on the bottom of the install page.

[raulcomander]

And a month later i fall into the same problem

We should have a section for tips and tricks. ¿So the one solution is re-do rootf? As is see it is, but had to ask.

[rampage]

hey guys, I might have came to the same problem, anyone could help troubleshooting it?
It's a pink POGO-P21, system runs from external harddrive.

Recently a pacman -Syu told that pacman needs to update itself first and if I say yes for the update, it will ask if I want to replace udev-oxnas with udev.
If I say no to this replace, then no update will be carried out.
I gave no because udev-oxnas sounds much better for the plug lol

After a while I did pacman -S pacman to update itself, and this time it looks like didn't bother me with the udev.
And pacman -Syu did fine afterwards. Looks like the udev-oxnas was not replaced during the process?

Now I have rebooted the plug, the frond led blinks for a while then off, the network led has solid green and flashing amber.
However I can't ping through to it. Looks like the network interface is not up?

So did I messed up the udev thing?
Do I have to redo the rootfs as per the instruction page?

Or something could wrong with my external harddrive?

Regards,

[WarheadsSE]

Pick a thread. Post in it. Not 3.

Read the forums, many times the process is explained. Try firing up a livecd or vm and examining the logs.

[gaogao]

Has everyone simply tried running Syu until it stops asking, but ensuring that both udev-oxnas and openssl are installed?

Perhaps:

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pacman -Syu (no to pacman first)
pacman -Syu
pacman Sf udev-oxnas openssl


This fixed the issue for me. Thanks a lot!

worked for me as well

[0123456789]

I am not sure if I am having the same problem as described in this thread.

Device:
Pogoplug B01 (Pink)
Sata attached rootfs

I ran the procedure outlined by warheadsse:

pacman -Syu (no to pacman first)
pacman -Syu
pacman -Sf udev-oxnas openssl

When I reboot afterwards the network interface doesn't come up. (ping from another host returns Host unreachable).
I confirmed my network settings are still in /etc/rc.conf, and network is still in the DAEMONS startup list.

Unfortunately I do not have a serial cable to watch the boot process. If I restore my original rootfs tarball all is fine.

Any ideas or suggestions would be much appreciated.

[WarheadsSE]

Edit your rc.local offline and set a

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sleep 10
halt


Then you can review all the logs while having safely shutdown & unmounted the file systems.

[0123456789]

Thanks for the suggestions.

I added the entries to rc.local but the box never shutdown. I guess that means something is hanging before rc.local runs.

I will see about updating again and look closer to make sure something isn't failing or erroring out. Worst case I can just run on my Dec 2011 snapshot of rootfs.

Edit your rc.local offline and set a

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sleep 10
halt


Then you can review all the logs while having safely shutdown & unmounted the file systems.