In this article, we will explore the options if a device is stuck in Boot at the stage of "Started run_jflow service"
After upgrade and reboot, the device is stuck at "Started run_jflow service"
[OK] Listening on Virtual machine log manager socket. [OK] Started Virtual machine log manager. Starting Icmd service... [OK] Started Icmd service. Starting cosm service... [OK] Started cpsm service. Starting Ic-depfe service... [OK] Started Ic-dopfe service. Starting run_jflow service... [OK] Started Check for failure of daemons and alarm. [OK] Started run_ jflow service. [OK] Started /etc/rc. local Compatibility. [OK] Started Getty on ttyl. [OK] Reached target Login Prompts. [OK] Reached target Multi-User System. [OK] Stopped run_jflow service. Starting run_jflow service... Starting Update UTMP about System Runlevel Changes... [OK] Started Update UTMP about System Runlevel Changes. [OK] Started run_jflow service. <<<<<------------------- [nettools@436046: logged in to share session in this device.] [nettools@436072: logged in to share session in this device.] [nettools@436108: logged in to share session in this device.] [nettools@436140: logged in to share session in this device.] [nettools@436207: logged in to share session in this device.] [nettools@436216: logged in to share session in this device.] [nettools@436260: logged in to share session in this device.]
Step-1: Try to power down the device and reboot again. If it doesn't work, then try the manual boot method.
Step-2: Steps to Manual Boot the device
Note:
In releases before Junos OS Release 17.3, the Junos Main Menu appears for 3 seconds on startup before automatically booting the /junos volume. Press any key within the 3-second window to stop the automatic boot sequence and display the Junos Main Menu.
Starting in Junos OS Release 17.3, press Ctrl+c within the 3-second window to stop the automatic boot sequence and display the Junos Main Menu.
Step-3: On the Boot Manager you can choose which Boot Option Menu to boot from. Default Boot option would be EFI HDD Device.
Secure boot is enforced Press Esc for boot options ОСС3 Intel (R) Xeon (R) CPU @ 2. 50GHZ 2. 50 GHz QFXS_SFP_00. 32_02. 01 32768 MB RAM Continue Boot Manager This selection will take you to the Boot Manager Device Manager Setup Utility /-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Y | Boot Manager | /-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Y Boot Option Menu EFI HDD Device (SFSA050GM2AK1TO-C-8C-12A-JUN) • EFI HDD Device 1 (SFSA050GM2AK1TO-C-8C-12A-JUN) EFI Network 0 for IPv4 (60-C7-8D-2F-49-DE) EFI Network 1 for IPv4 (60-C7-8D-2F-49-DF) EFI Network 2 for IPv4 (60-C7-8D-2F-49-E0) ^ and v to change option, ENTER to select an option, Esc to exit Now booting : EFl HDD Device (STSA050GMZAKTI0-6-86-12A-JUN) Welcome to GRUB! Secure Grub2 Diskboot GNU GRUB version 2.02 juniper/rel_V4-3-g49e19e8~ /-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Y *Serial console efi_P Serial console jspare_P
Step-4: If the first boot option doesn't help in proper booting, use the 2nd boot option. EFI HDD Device.
Step-5: Manually choosing the secondary SSD EFI HDD Device 1, the device should boot up. It might boot up iin Amnesiac mode.
Step-6: At this stage, login using root, first upgrade the device and then load the config on the box.