Cant exit emergency mode

[Dorfeuheinz]

Whenever I shut down my OS, even though its a safe shutdown, every app has been closed before shutdown, I still always enter into emergency mode upon restarting. & it doesnt allow me to type anything, all I can do is press enter, but nothing happens.
Ive been stuck on this for months. Please help.
The problem persists till this day

Heres, the emergency mode, i cant type anything here. No other key other than enter gets registered. After pressing enter, the text only repeats itself

Kindly help me out, its been very troublesome

[Dorfeuheinz]

Could some one please help me out with this. Its getting a little frustrating having to reinstall the os everytime this happens

[BLumia]

Personally, I suggest you find a livecd, boot to the livecd, and try chroot to the system and see if you can repair them.

Whenever I shut down my OS, even though its a safe shutdown, every app has been closed before shutdown, I still always enter into emergency mode upon restarting.

Does this happen every time you reboot the system? Even after a clean system re-installation and reboot the system immediately?

[Dorfeuheinz]

hey, thanks again for the help.

No, not immediately after re-installation. But theres no fixed pattern. If I shut down the system, it may or may not enter into emergency mode. Idk why does this happen.
I did try everything, i honestly dont know why this is happening. Initially when this used to happen I just used to do fsck dev/sdaN & the prob. wud fix itself, but now it doesnt allow me to type anything

[Dorfeuheinz]

I even did a thorough check for badblocks in the HDD in the past, but everything was good. So idk why is this issue showing up now

[myml]

Can I enter the deepin system if restart again?

if you have live os, can check for any errors in the /var/log/boot.log

[Dorfeuheinz]

live os as in the usb with the iso image right? I have that yes, now that ive re-installed the os 20-30 times.

Im sorry, I couldnt understand your 1st question sir. Could you elaborate please?

[myml]

Try the:

1. Boot the live system from the USB
2. Press CTRL+F2 swtich to tty2
3. Mount computer hard drives
4. Review the boot log

[Dorfeuheinz]

Ok, ill try that, the next time this happens. Though what am I looking for? As in, am I supposed to fsck the system disk partition or something? Anything that I might have to edit?

[Dorfeuheinz]

My boot.log file is empty for some reason. Idk why
Heres the journalctl_log.txt file-
journalctl_log.txt

Kindly lemme know what to do next

[myml]

My boot.log file is empty for some reason. Idk why Heres the journalctl_log.txt file- journalctl_log.txt

Kindly lemme know what to do next

Sorry, I can not find problem from this log file.

[myml]

Is this file copy from a system in emergency mode?

[raspin0]

Yes, we got a report of this issue on Discord as well and tried to collect logs for you to investigate.
Commands we've used:

cd ~
mkdir logs && cd logs
journalctl -xb --since "2023-04-04 00:00:00" > journalctl_log.txt
sudo cp /var/log/boot.log boot.log

The author noted that the boot.log file was empty even when trying to access it directly through sudo nano /var/log/boot.log
It's also worth mentioning that the deepin OS has been reinstalled multiple times at this point with issue reoccurring every time

[Dorfeuheinz]

That us correct. Idk what seems to be the issue really, & why is the boot.log empty & what does it even mean. How is this even happening?

[myml]

journalctl command or '/var/log' are both logs of the current system.

You should view the logs of system that have emergency mode,not those that are currently in use use and has no problems.

This requires you to hava another os, either another computer or live system boot from usb(like Puppy Linux).