Emergency mode screen and fsck doesn't work
I'm stuck at the "You are in emergency mode screen" (Ubuntu 20) while trying to log in into my machine.
I booted from a liveUSB and run the command fsck but doesn't seem to work. First I listed my drives
And then run fsck. I don't know if it is supposed to perform like this, but hardly anything showed up in the console
Also, I don't understand why sda1 shows as a boot partition in the drive list, since it is just a storage partition. The computer actually boots from sdb.
Just for context: I ran into this problem when I hard reseted my machine as it freezed during boot up.
Thank you in advance.
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After an hour or so of trying, I've found out that on the emergency mode screen you can input your root password and then type "mount -a" and that fixes the problem.
Sorry to bother you, I'm just too inexperienced and Ubuntu has a really steep learning curve.
I'd like to leave this thread undeleted as it may help someone else.
Thank you again for your time and sorry for the inconvenience.