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An article .... Fedora magazine.. ???

@Kohane ?

Yes?

Did you summon me, @trucifer!

Yep!

Scroll up!

My mobile Internet is too slow to see the picture. What is it about?

Fedora booting up in emergency mode.

Oh ...

journctl gives following error

Fedora booting up in emergency mode.

So, you didn't force the fsck execution?

So, you didn't force the fsck execution?

Nope, I don't know what that is.

?

Reboot, before of all.

Reboot, before of all.

Have done it before

Humm

journctl gives following error

All your partitions are EXT4?

Select an old kernel is a option also

All your partitions are EXT4?

One partition is NTFS.

Two are EXT4

I hope my windows partition is not ducking with the EXT partitions

Select an old kernel is a option also

@trucifer and this one?

@trucifer and this one?

Last time I was logging out of windows it started updating.

Last time I was logging out of windows it started updating.

I had a similar problem

Try starting up Windows

Then reboot and do the same with Fedora

Let's hope windows is the little snitch here.

woo hoo! https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/F25_Alpha_release_announcement

Woah!! already?

The Windows updates messing up my partition settings

Now windows is stuck in boot loop

?

I mean it restarts every time displaying the exact message

Nvm it booted

Now windows is stuck in boot loop

Windows is the culprit :s

Ducking windows

I mean it restarts every time displaying the exact message

I had that too but with W7

And reinstalling Windows was the solution

God dammit

Fedora still booting in emergency mode.

Fedora still booting in emergency mode.

There is a 'solution' to try get back Fedora

Is to force fsck with that partition

BUT you could compromise your data

Tell me the command.

BUT you could compromise your data

Probability?

http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/107876/fcsk-died-with-status-code-4

Probability?

I can't say

First, it depends if Windows did something with your partition and which one is affected

When did you update Winbugs?

Cmd to find the sda on which fedora system is installed?

In emergency mode

df -h

?

Didn't work

cat /etc/fstab

?

Maybe appears with UUID instead of physical name

I booted windows 10 after a long time to play games, then I did 'update and restart' since it was the only ducking option

No such file or directory

I'm sorry to say I rarely use Windows and have never updated it. So I'm afraid I can't help you @trucifer I'm sorry.

No such file or directory

fdisk -l

?

ERROR: S client not available

I'm sorry to say I rarely use Windows and have never updated it. So I'm afraid I can't help you @trucifer I'm sorry.

It's okay, don't worry.

fdisk -l

Command not found

Fedora booting up in emergency mode.

Same Thing happened with manjaro. Is this some bug in the kernel ?

Lol

I'm officially ducked.

I'm officially ducked.

Hey but you have other kernels, don't you?

4.6.6 didn't work as well.

Wat

At least you have 3 kernels

4.5.5 too yeah

4.5.5 too yeah

Did you try with it?

Didn't work

Tried it now

The same problem?

Does your wifi and stuff work atleast?

For me even Ethernet want working

Does your wifi and stuff work atleast?

Yep

@trucifer

Yep

X works? Or only TTY?

It's not booting up.

Exiting to emergency mode.

Eh? I get only the TTY shell

Exiting to emergency mode.

I though you should fix Windows first

I though you should fix Windows first

It boots up

I can access my Linux partitions as well.

can*

It boots up

But is it working well?

It boots up

What boots?

What boots?

Windows

But is it working well?

Yep, but updates doesn't get installed.

What happens when you try to boot Fedora?