I have a problem when I try to enter the Linux Mint OS.
I'm stuck in Emergency Mode.
Chronology:
I forcibly shut down my laptop because the screen was blank.
I use Linux Mint and Windows 10 as dual-boot.
Is there a way to overcome this problem? I have important data on the Linux Mint OS.
The specifications of my laptop are Core i5 -7200U, 4GB RAM, 1TB Hard drive.
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Stuck in Emergency Mode
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Stuck in Emergency Mode
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Re: Stuck in Emergency Mode
What happens when you hit Control-D as suggests the prompt ?
Re: Stuck in Emergency Mode
"I have important data on the Linux Mint OS..." and on two alternative removable stores? You really should not need to be concerned about your data. USB sticks and pocket hard-drives are fast but can fail all-at-once with no warning. DVD-R are very cheap and they fade slowly, giving plenty of warning that they need duplicating or discarding.
o Boot a Live Session Mint to take external control of the installed OS.
o Get your data duplicated.
o Use gparted to check-and-repair the Linux OS file-systems.
o Try a reboot to the installed OS.
o Boot a Live Session Mint to take external control of the installed OS.
o Get your data duplicated.
o Use gparted to check-and-repair the Linux OS file-systems.
o Try a reboot to the installed OS.