Fail to upgrade 2.3_1 to 2.3.1
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not exact same behavior here…
it actually installs but then does not come back up after reboot...does not matter if updated from webinterface or console.
2.3-RELEASE (amd64) to 2.3.1 kills the slice.
pfsense boot menu shows up, trys to load the kernel, fails and reboots... -
I have got the same problem with a watchguard firebox.
I cannot upgrade to 2.31
At the first try, i got the reply that the filesystem is dirty. I have cleaned it.
And now everytime I try to upgrade i got the attached mesage at the attachment.
Misc log: fdisk: invalid fdisk partition table found bsdlabel: /dev/ada0s3: no valid label found bsdlabel: /dev/ada0s3: no valid label found bsdlabel: /dev/ada0s3: no valid label found tar: Failed to set default locale tar: Failed to set default locale tar: Failed to set default locale tar: Failed to set default locale tar: Failed to set default locale tar: Failed to set default locale tar: Failed to set default locale tar: Failed to set default locale tar: Failed to set default locale tar: Failed to set default locale tar: Failed to set default locale tar: Failed to set default locale tar: Failed to set default locale tar: Failed to set default locale tar: Failed to set default locale tar: Failed to set default locale tar: Failed to set default locale tar: Failed to set default locale tar: Failed to set default locale tar: Failed to set default locale tar: Failed to set default locale tar: Failed to set default locale tar: Failed to set default locale tar: Failed to set default locale tar: Failed to set default locale tar: Failed to set default locale tar: Failed to set default locale tar: Failed to set default locale tar: Failed to set default locale shutdown: [pid 80380]
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Hello,
I also have the same problem as the OP.
Regards,
iam -
The same here …
CF 4GB Nano install.
I need a workaround to get this fixed.
Nobody with a solution for this? Devs?
cm3c
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I now have done the upgrade manually:
pkg unlock pfSense-kernel-pfSense pkg update -f pkg upgrade -f pkg lock pfSense-kernel-pfSense rebootAt the moment I don't have any problems.
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Mine fails with the following error when trying 'pkg unlock pfSense-kernel-pfSense'.
I get 'pkg: Error accessing the package database'.
I'm also using a 4GB NanoBSD install - Seems a few others are too.
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Is the filesystem mounted read/write?
EDIT: If yes try
pkg update -ffirst.
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@iam:
I now have done the upgrade manually:
pkg unlock pfSense-kernel-pfSense pkg update -f pkg upgrade -f pkg lock pfSense-kernel-pfSense rebootAt the moment I don't have any problems.
This works fine here, but this is not the final solution, or?
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This works fine here, but this is not the final solution, or?
Yes, with the Update to 3.1_1 I had the same problem.
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Can also confirm I've managed to upgrade successfully to 2.3.1-P1-RELEASE via SSH. Before the upgrade I disabled Permanent Read/Write in the web GUI. Rebooted, re-enabled and the upgrade went smoothly.
ALIX 2C2 with a 4GB CF.
Many thanks
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Thanx!
Same problem - fix works, except in the event your mounts are ro, you need to start with /etc/rc.conf_mount_rw:
/etc/rc.conf_mount_rw pkg unlock pfSense-kernel-pfSense pkg update -f pkg upgrade -f pkg lock pfSense-kernel-pfSense rebootDone! ;)
It seemed to take a lot longer than the UI - but maybe that's because you can see the progress of every pkg.
Cheers!
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It seemed to take a lot longer than the UI - but maybe that's because you can see the progress of every pkg.
No it takes longer because of the option -f. I think it should also work without it:
pkg upgrade -
@iam:
It seemed to take a lot longer than the UI - but maybe that's because you can see the progress of every pkg.
No it takes longer because of the option -f. I think it should also work without it:
pkg upgradeWith it reinstalls alls packages. I did the upgrade to 2.3.1_1 without this option, and it worked also perfectly.
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The same procedure with 2.3.1_5
