First boot configuration does not starts

[gusa93]

Hello,
I have installed Ubuntu server on Hyper-V VM and EVE-NG too with the command
wget -O – https://www.eve-ng.net/focal/install-eve.sh | bash -i
All is right, but after rebooting the system, the first boot config does not start automatically.
Is there a command to start it manually?
Thanks

Ubuntu 16.04.7 LTS eve-ng tty1
uname -a
Linux eve-ng 4.4.0-186-generic #216-Ubuntu SMP Wed Jul 1 05:34:05 UTC 2020 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
EVE-NG Community ed.

[hassanizhar]

It seems like you are experiencing an issue with EVE-NG not automatically starting after a system reboot on your Ubuntu Server running on Hyper-V VM. To manually start the EVE-NG service, you can use the following command:

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sudo systemctl start eve-ng
This command will start the EVE-NG service immediately. If you want to ensure that EVE-NG starts automatically upon boot, you should also enable the service:

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sudo systemctl enable eve-ng
This will set up EVE-NG to start automatically at boot time.

After running these commands, you should have EVE-NG up and running. If you encounter any issues or errors during the startup process, you can check the system logs for more information by using the journalctl command:

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journalctl -xe
This will display the system logs and any error messages that may help you diagnose and resolve any issues with EVE-NG startup.

[micaes]

Yes, there is a command to start the EVE-NG first boot config manually. It is:

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sudo systemctl start eve-ng

You can run this command from the terminal window on your EVE-NG VM.

If you want to make EVE-NG start automatically at boot, you can run the following command:geometry dash lite

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sudo systemctl enable eve-ng

This will create a symlink to the EVE-NG systemd service file in the /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/ directory. This will cause EVE-NG to start automatically when the system boots.

Here are the steps on how to start EVE-NG manually and enable it to start automatically at boot:

Open a terminal window on your EVE-NG VM.
Run the following command to start EVE-NG manually:

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sudo systemctl start eve-ng

Run the following command to enable EVE-NG to start automatically at boot:

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sudo systemctl enable eve-ng

Verify that EVE-NG is enabled to start automatically at boot by running the following command:
systemctl list-enabled
You should see the following output:

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UNIT FILE                                   STATE   MODE
eve-ng.service                                enabled enabled

Reboot your EVE-NG VM.
EVE-NG should now start automatically when the system boots.

[rusty725]

hyper-v is not supported, only vmware , bare metal or google cloud are supported.