linuxdigital-ocean
Digital Ocean Droplet Restart Recovery Mode
After some issues, I decided to reboot my droplet with reboot command. But then My droplet stuck on Recovery Mode, and I haven’t got so much info about Linux.
How can I start my droplet?
It is my droplet’s console screen:
Solution
- Go to Digital Ocean Contol Panel
- Choose your Droplet
- Go to Recovery Section
- Choose Boot from Harddrive
- Restart your droplet again (with console
rebootcommand or from Control Panel Power Tab)
- Digital Ocean Droplet Restart Recovery Mode
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