Restore OS from Image (.qcow2)

$8-15 USD / hour

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over 6 years ago

$8-15 USD / hour

I have a VPS and the host hard drive was broken. VPS provider could not solve the issue and gave me .qcow2 image instead. When I tried to boot the image using QEMU, I got the error 'Kernel Panic'. *screenshot attached. I basically need a system administrator that can help me either to restore from the image (CentOs and all data) or just to get all websites files and database from this image.

System Admin

UNIX

VMware

Project ID: 14756704

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10 freelancers are bidding on average $16 USD/hour for this job

@karunakartiwari

Hi, Greeting for the day, Hope you are doing well I have 10+ years of experience in Windows/Linux Server administration, Website Hosting migration, Mail server configuration management, Please initiate chat to discuss your requirement in details. Thanks Karun

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@webbookstudio

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@splntdsplntrdgrs

sounds like a fstab file problem instead. let me take a look into it............................................

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@chrisvwn

Hi, I have experience using various tools on Linux to recover partitions and corrupted filesystems. I would like to assist you as best I can with this. There is no guarantee that you will recover all your data but in most cases you should get some back. I notice the screenshot does not show the "kernel panic" error. Maybe this is a different screenshot? Regards, Chris

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