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i went to boot up my computer, and my system has gone into emergency mode.
it's saying that boot.mount has failed. which is odd. i checked dmesg: but there was nothing about the boot partition failing to mount.
however, yesterday i did kinda update with my /boot partition unmounted. i did mount my /boot partition in the arch ISO and reinstalled the linux package, but the issue persists.
is it because my /boot folder has files?
nope. just cleared out my /boot folder (the bootloader was unmounted) and it returns error "Unknown filesystem type 'vfat'"
fstab
note: my system's UUIDs are all the same even though i am booting /dev/sdc1, it worked fine yesterday
I don't have timeshift, I don't have snapper. The issue appears to be about the boot partition, but I have done all the troubleshooting with the boot partition. One weird thing about this is that it doesn't mount in maintenance mode, but mounts in the arch iso.
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note: my system's UUIDs are all the same even though i am booting /dev/sdc1, it ...
Oh. That was conveniently the issue. My systemd-boot entry I boot of off almost all of the time points to a non-existent UUID
Guess I found the issue
Have to test it though...
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Oh. That was conveniently the issue. My systemd-boot entry I boot of off almost ...
I was wrong
it points to the correct uuid
It was all a hardware conflict.