[FezVrasta]

I'm already logged in as chroot but the boot.log file has nothing weird inside.

I've finished to run `yum update` (it was interrupted when the server gone down) but I can't still boot CentOS correctly.
I've no clues...

[nowwhat]

My sever (CentOS 6.6) gone down and I can't access it with SSH (it neither ping).
I can access it using the recovery mode but I can't find a way to debug the problem.
Is there a way to access the boot log?

Yes.
Boot into rescue mode.
'mount' your partitions.
and you can access your files - like the log files to see what up.

We are still waiting fro some one to translate this https://forum.kimsufi.com/showthread...TO-Mode-rescue .... but I guess some OVH 'english' forums have the details.

[janus57]

My french is not good but I think the problem is different, I can see my server in the list of Kimsufi.

Hello,

your server is in BHS ?

Cordially, janus57

[ptorti]

ok sorry

[FezVrasta]

My french is not good but I think the problem is different, I can see my server in the list of Kimsufi.

[ptorti]

there is another post (french) here with the same problem
https://forum.kimsufi.com/showthread...ns-ma-console-!

[FezVrasta]

My sever (CentOS 6.6) gone down and I can't access it with SSH (it neither ping).

I can access it using the recovery mode but I can't find a way to debug the problem.
Is there a way to access the boot log?

Thanks.