I am installing Arch for the first time and did install it clean by reading installation guide. Since when it comes to the bootloader it is just referring to the doc, I chose the simplest and read throw bits of systemd-boot. Appearently it worked since I could chose Arch in the boot loader but now I am stuck here in the emergency mode. I don‘t know what I could have been doing wrong or how to get out there. PS. I already was stuck her but had multiple root, homes, mount so I wiped my USB and started over clean and now I am clueless. I would really appreciate if you could point me in the right direction. If I can provide you with any further information please tell me also how I can acquire the information you are asking for. Thank you already
#How to get out of emergency mode or why I am even in there in the first place?
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@frosty nacelle reboot
Did it with just the usb stick. Then Windows Bit-locker is popping up. After choosing UEFI OS to boot I‘ll get the same screen again.
turn that off
I changed my UEFI setting and now it started in the UEFI OS first where I can start into Arch but still the same issue
When I follow the instructions and type „journal -xb“ I can’t read the hole message since it is to long. When I US greb I can narrow it down but I can‘t judge how important they are nor how to fix the errors or failed ones
Could be something wrong in your fstab
change /dev/sdb2 type to ntfs3
actually
comment out that line first then try again
then check that in windows your computer shuts down entirely
my guess is that windows is still using the drive and therefor it fails to mount
example from https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Fstab
# <device> <dir> <type> <options> <dump> <fsck>
UUID=94649E22649E06E0 /media/user/OS/ ntfs defaults,rw,errors=remount-ro 0 0
on error it remounts as read only