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If Talos booted up into Kubernetes, it installed itself. The reason it doesn't boot might be related to the VM settings of some sorts. |
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Well, probably not. Maybe something wrong happened after install but even refind is not able to find anything bootable I think reinstall is only reasonable option now. |
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I installed Talos in a virtual machine and everything seemed fine. However, after a reboot, it turned out that the system was unable to boot from the disk. Probably the bootloader did not install properly.
Now I am using iso to start system and then do the upgrade with the desired image (upgrade is doing kexec as I understate so no real reboot). Creating new VM with clean install probably should solve problem but I am using Longhorn so if it is not necessary I would not want to do it. Can I somehow force to reinstall bootloader on disk?
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