VMWare vCentre Appliance boots into GRUB

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I did post this question in VMWare communities, but 11 days later there's been no response, so I thought I'd try on a more general *nix forum.



After an upgrade of my VCSA to version 6.5.0.22000-9451637, on reboot it gets stuck on the GRUB screen with the following:



setparams 'Photon' 
linux "/"$photon_linux root=$rootpartition net.ifname=0 $photon_cmd
line coredump_filter=0x37 consoleblank=0
if [ "$photon_initrd" ]; then
initrd "/"$photon_initrd
fi


If I then press F10 (to boot), I get the error message:



Booting a command list 
error: not a regular file.
Press any key to continue...


The only reference to the issue is here, where the OP mentions how he fixed the issue:




I found broken link from photon.cfg to old linux-4.9.99-1.ph2-esx.cfg




Trouble is, I don't know where to start to look for photon.cfg. Apart from the fact that it has 12 virtual disks, I don't know enough about GRUB to know how to get out of it, therefore, any pointers would be greatly apreciated.



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    After an upgrade of my VCSA to version 6.5.0.22000-9451637, on reboot it gets stuck on the GRUB screen with the following:



    setparams 'Photon' 
    linux "/"$photon_linux root=$rootpartition net.ifname=0 $photon_cmd
    line coredump_filter=0x37 consoleblank=0
    if [ "$photon_initrd" ]; then
    initrd "/"$photon_initrd
    fi


    If I then press F10 (to boot), I get the error message:



    Booting a command list 
    error: not a regular file.
    Press any key to continue...


    The only reference to the issue is here, where the OP mentions how he fixed the issue:




    I found broken link from photon.cfg to old linux-4.9.99-1.ph2-esx.cfg




    Trouble is, I don't know where to start to look for photon.cfg. Apart from the fact that it has 12 virtual disks, I don't know enough about GRUB to know how to get out of it, therefore, any pointers would be greatly apreciated.



    TIA









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      After an upgrade of my VCSA to version 6.5.0.22000-9451637, on reboot it gets stuck on the GRUB screen with the following:



      setparams 'Photon' 
      linux "/"$photon_linux root=$rootpartition net.ifname=0 $photon_cmd
      line coredump_filter=0x37 consoleblank=0
      if [ "$photon_initrd" ]; then
      initrd "/"$photon_initrd
      fi


      If I then press F10 (to boot), I get the error message:



      Booting a command list 
      error: not a regular file.
      Press any key to continue...


      The only reference to the issue is here, where the OP mentions how he fixed the issue:




      I found broken link from photon.cfg to old linux-4.9.99-1.ph2-esx.cfg




      Trouble is, I don't know where to start to look for photon.cfg. Apart from the fact that it has 12 virtual disks, I don't know enough about GRUB to know how to get out of it, therefore, any pointers would be greatly apreciated.



      TIA









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      I did post this question in VMWare communities, but 11 days later there's been no response, so I thought I'd try on a more general *nix forum.



      After an upgrade of my VCSA to version 6.5.0.22000-9451637, on reboot it gets stuck on the GRUB screen with the following:



      setparams 'Photon' 
      linux "/"$photon_linux root=$rootpartition net.ifname=0 $photon_cmd
      line coredump_filter=0x37 consoleblank=0
      if [ "$photon_initrd" ]; then
      initrd "/"$photon_initrd
      fi


      If I then press F10 (to boot), I get the error message:



      Booting a command list 
      error: not a regular file.
      Press any key to continue...


      The only reference to the issue is here, where the OP mentions how he fixed the issue:




      I found broken link from photon.cfg to old linux-4.9.99-1.ph2-esx.cfg




      Trouble is, I don't know where to start to look for photon.cfg. Apart from the fact that it has 12 virtual disks, I don't know enough about GRUB to know how to get out of it, therefore, any pointers would be greatly apreciated.



      TIA







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