After a recent system update, your Linux server fails to boot properly. It seems to hang after the bootloader phase. Where would you begin troubleshooting to identify the issue?
- Initiate a rescue mode
- Check the system logs in /var/log
- Run a hardware diagnostic tool
- Reinstall the operating system
When a Linux server fails to boot after an update, you should begin troubleshooting by checking the system logs in /var/log. Specifically, you can look at logs such as /var/log/syslog and /var/log/boot.log to identify any error messages or issues that occurred during the boot process.
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