I’ve upgraded from core 156 to 157 and now I’m stuck at
grub>
What can I do now?
I was able to pull down the logs:
update-core-upgrade-157.zip (27.4 KB)
Can I somehow update manually? Or should i run the installer again?
It looks like the updater was running twice and wiped the kernel from your system.
You will find a backup in /var/ipfire/backup which you can restore after performing a fresh installation.
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Thank you, back up running again.
May I ask a short OT question?
I have a FTTH connection and I have to configure it as DHCP and also with a VLAN tag assigned.
Is there somehow a easy way to assign the red interface a VLAN tag?
If I add it in the Webinterface (Network → Configure Zones) it has no effect.
Only if I do it that way:
- Connect through SSH to IPFire
- Open /var/ipfire/ethernet/vlans and edit it like this:
RED_PARENT_DEV=eth0
RED_VLAN_ID=34
RED_MAC_ADDRESS=00:22:B1:B1:R1:30 (MAC address from the red interface) - Open /var/ipfire/ethernet/settings and edit it like this:
RED_DEV=red0
RED_MACADDR=00:22:B1:B1:R1:39 (some fake MAC address)
RED_DESCRIPTION=’“vlan 34”’
RED_DRIVER=igb (or my old method was to use ‘e1000e’) - Reboot
Then everything is working just fine, is this a common issue or behavior?
Hi,
please open up a new thread for a new question. This makes it easier to keep track of questions asked, and avoids mix-ups. 
Thanks, and best regards,
Peter Müller