Emergency mode after reboot
I was trying to get a design tablet to work following instructions from ublue community and other discord posts here. I ran
I believe all the errors (in red) in my journalclt line up with the poster here - 🛟bazzite-helpSystem booting to emergency mode, seemingly not file system related
I have followed the pinned comment relating to btrfs errors (and saw no mention of BTRFS in red prior or post instructions) - gparted cleaned, reboot and still having the issues with all grub bazzite images.
Emergency mode output on proceeding is -
I'm a little over my head, is this related to the command I ran, or something else? @biebel Thank you for your assistance so far.
(I'll be back tomorrow), as is mentioned in the linked thread, there was a suggestion to keep the home directory while merging new boot. If that is the only option open to me, how do I go about doing this (I am dual booted on single nvme currently)
rpm-ostree kargs --append=modprobe.blacklist=hid_uclogic to try fix a design tablet issue. On the subsequent boot the tablet actually worked, but then I found that I could not rpm or ujust as they were failing (didn't make a note unfortunately). So I rebooted, I was able to ujust update fine, then rebooted again and its in emergency mode. Any advice appreciated.I believe all the errors (in red) in my journalclt line up with the poster here - 🛟bazzite-helpSystem booting to emergency mode, seemingly not file system related
I have followed the pinned comment relating to btrfs errors (and saw no mention of BTRFS in red prior or post instructions) - gparted cleaned, reboot and still having the issues with all grub bazzite images.
Emergency mode output on proceeding is -
'Failed to connect to the system scope bus via local transport: No such file or directory'. ostree-prepare-root[1193]: ostree- prepare-root: couldn't find specified ostree root - - then the directory its looking inI'm a little over my head, is this related to the command I ran, or something else? @biebel Thank you for your assistance so far.
(I'll be back tomorrow), as is mentioned in the linked thread, there was a suggestion to keep the home directory while merging new boot. If that is the only option open to me, how do I go about doing this (I am dual booted on single nvme currently)