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Yesterday I upgraded my server to 16.04, all fine and when I rebooted the server has rebooted to rescue.
I fixed packaging conflicts via apt-get autoremoveapt-get upgrade etc...
I also tryed to repair grub mounting my hd in /mnt and working with chroot, it seems all ok. When I try to reboot from hard drive (I've a administration panel because i'm on OVH server), the server ping for 1 second. After some minutes I receive this mail from OVH support:

"The server has started (login is requested on the screen) but inaccessible by the network (not pinging). A restart on the OVH Kernel ('netboot') does not correct the problem."

After that the server is rebooted in rescue mode from OVH.
Any idea?

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For someone with the same problem I found the solution in this log file /mnt/var/log/dmesg (server boot log) and almost at the end I found that the disk was mounted in readonly during boot (IDK Why).
So fixed with a fsck and a touch /forcefsck and rebooted from HD.
All working

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