[Failed] Failed to mound /home
[Depend] Dependency failed for Local File Systems
Your are in emergency mode. After logging in type "journalctl -xb" to view system logs, "stemctl reboot " to reboot, systemctl default" or "exit" to boot into default mode
Give root password for maintainence
or press controll D to continue
My system crashed please help!
disconnect your sata device and try it plugin on another port
it's a portable hardrive
Boot last working snapshot.
how would I do this in emergency mode?
basically my system just turned off for no reason what so ever I think it was a hardware issue and now its in emergency mode
We can not fix.
Oh no it turned off because of that maybe a powercut
I've just tried this and they are all sending me to same thing
What happens when you do as the message says. Press ctrl+D
Allright let's go the maintenance route. Enter your root account password (It won't be visible as you type it). Press enter that should give you a tty.
First we need to connect to the internet so that we can get some logs. The command
systemctl start NetworkManager.service
should start network manager,
nmtui
will give you an interface to connect to your wifi. Connect to it. If you are using ethernet you can skip on using nmtui.
Then I need a few things here.
cat /etc/fstab | nc termbin.com 9999
garuda-inxi | nc termbin.com 9999
journalctl -r -n 500 | nc termbin.com 9999
these commands should generate URL's please upload them here so we can have a look at what's happening.
In case you didn't see it on Telegram.
No system, no hardware is completely error free, therefore, backup, backup, backup ...
I just tried that when I ran
systemctl start NetworkManager.service
I had to enter my password again
for all the rest of the commands Unable to resolve host
I see. I guess we have no other choice but to chroot.
Once in chroot. Please send the info requested.
I have a couple questions is there a chance I'll get my /home back
And I will have to do this after or in my holiday
How are we supposed to know.
can't even get into it I have tried using a USB and I can't even get into the thing
Unless you copy paste the errors you receive while chrooting how will we assist further… 
A, at what step you fail, what error you get, what was the output of the commands before this failed command would be nice.
If you are talking about being unable to boot into the Live ISO then try using ventoy along with other garuda ISO’s available on the website and see if it helps.
Please provide all the details when posting help requests. Something so ambiguous as
isn’t really helpful.
alright I'm in a flash
I clicked on assistant then chroot /mint/home wrong FS type bad option bad super lock on /dev/ssd4 missing code page or helper program, or other error dmesg may have more information after failed mount system call
The assistant doesn't work for me either. It can't detect my SSD for some reason that's why I linked the post explaining the manual way to do it.
But seeing as how you have a different error from me it might be worth looking at what dmesg might have.
After the failed chroot attempt and getting that warning message do this
sudo dmesg | nc termbin.com 9999
and upload the URL outputted we can see if dmesg has any useful logs for us.
BTW, the credentials for live environment if sudo asks is garuda. Also you need to be connected to internet for this to work.
You can also open a browser in your live ISO session and open forum there. Responding in forum and copying commands being asked to try or articles being asked to follow would be easier.