I lost my user pass for server.
So I go to SCP --> Rescue --> Boot --SSH with temporary user pass
And the problem is I don't see the server disks to mount and then chroot. What I missed?
Or is it other way to go?
I lost my user pass for server.
So I go to SCP --> Rescue --> Boot --SSH with temporary user pass
And the problem is I don't see the server disks to mount and then chroot. What I missed?
Or is it other way to go?
And the problem is I don't see the server disks to mount and then chroot. What I missed?
Where do you look, what does lsblk or blkid sais about your disks?
Where do you look, what does lsblk or blkid sais about your disks?
Thanks, I messed up with vda. Instead of vda I try to mount sda.
Thanks, I messed up with vda. Instead of vda I try to mount sda.
Yeah, the device naming is different between the chosen drivers / types of devices.
You can choose the driver in the SCP, generally VirtIO devices are shown as vd[a-z], SAS, SCSI and SATA devices as sd[a-z], IDE and PATA devices as hd[a-z], NVMe devices as nvme[0-9] and so on...