This is a classic!
You get the following when you boot the virtual appliance used for OCUnified Manager or OCPerformance Manager.
Press ctrl + Alt + F2, and you will see more detailed output. Those details should help you fix the issue.
In this case, the file system is checked. Which is good thing.
You get the following when you boot the virtual appliance used for OCUnified Manager or OCPerformance Manager.
Press ctrl + Alt + F2, and you will see more detailed output. Those details should help you fix the issue.
In this case, the file system is checked. Which is good thing.
