Hi did you manage to find a solution to this? I am facing this issue as well, figured I try a vanilla CentOS 7 VM with elevate to Alma but it isn’t working at the moment
This is what I see which shows the error happening at the same package as the original thread post.
If I do a cold boot, it shows me the Alma Linux kernel options(both the normal and rescue are labelled Alma Linux) to boot into.
I select the option for normal instead of rescue kernel and it enters the CentOS 7 background wallpaper and user login, if I try to login w my credentials it reboots.
P.S if it helps I am trying using leap elevate on this same vanilla image for centOS to Rocky Linux as well as Oracle Linux and all fails at the same step
I did try Elevate to AlmaLinux 8 on a new CentOS 7.9 installation using the official guide. Mine did go through but apparently there was a GRUB error instead in the end when I rebooted the second time after ELevate-Upgrade-Initramfs ran successfully:
I had to boot into a rescue system, chroot to the OS, then reinstall grub, kernel and fix up the /boot from scratch and it worked. I already had AlmaLinux in chroot when I checked the /etc/os-release
My upgrade also displayed Read-only file system but it didn’t stop there. Generally OS goes to emergency mode most likely in cases when fstab is missing or filesystem has problems. Could you share the journalctl output?
Just wanted to update the root cause was found. Which is my VM not having enough resources. I assigned it one core and one GB of ram. After increasing ram to 2 GB the script managed to run smoothly.