"Welcome to emergency mode!" Think it is a fsck problem

You could run fsck from Ubuntu Live.

  1. Switch on your computer. Boot into a Ubuntu Live DVD/USB (try it without installing).
  2. After it loads, open a terminal by pressing Ctrl+Alt+T
  3. In the terminal, run:

    sudo -i
    fdisk -l
    

    fdisk will inform you what your partition / (root) is called. In this question it is /dev/sdb1.

    Then you should continue by running:

    umount /dev/sdb1
    fsck -y /dev/sdb1
    poweroff
    

    If the umount command complains that sdb1 is "not mounted", that is not a problem. We wanted it to be "not mounted" :).

  4. Remove the DVD/USB. Switch your computer on again, to boot from the SSD.


I don't know if u have solved your problem. What I did is :

sudo nano /etc/fstab

Then delete what you added there for sdb1 and then run:

sudo systemctl reboot

It says it's corrupted, so I don't know whats up about that, but I hope this could help someone who can't run their Linux.


I just had the case with Emergency mode. In my situation I followed an installation tutorial which suggested to edit some of the options for my mount points in /etc/fstab . By removing the extra options, my server rebooted without problems.