Cant boot ubuntu because it cant mount the system disk on startup
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I am new to ubuntu. I have ubuntu 18.04 lts. I was just checking the disk app in which we can edit the mount options. I selected the system partition in which ububtu is installed and by mistake i selected default options for the system disk ( earlier in this disk mount at startup checkbox was checked). So now when i try to turn my laptop on it doesnt start it just shows the ubuntu logo. Is there a way that i can mount my system drive in which Ubuntu is installed manually on startup so that i can cgange those settings afterwards.
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Tripatpal Singh
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I am new to ubuntu. I have ubuntu 18.04 lts. I was just checking the disk app in which we can edit the mount options. I selected the system partition in which ububtu is installed and by mistake i selected default options for the system disk ( earlier in this disk mount at startup checkbox was checked). So now when i try to turn my laptop on it doesnt start it just shows the ubuntu logo. Is there a way that i can mount my system drive in which Ubuntu is installed manually on startup so that i can cgange those settings afterwards.
mount startup
asked May 11 at 5:32
Tripatpal Singh
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I would boot to a live disc, mount your hard disc, and manually edit /etc/fstab: help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions
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I am new to ubuntu. I have ubuntu 18.04 lts. I was just checking the disk app in which we can edit the mount options. I selected the system partition in which ububtu is installed and by mistake i selected default options for the system disk ( earlier in this disk mount at startup checkbox was checked). So now when i try to turn my laptop on it doesnt start it just shows the ubuntu logo. Is there a way that i can mount my system drive in which Ubuntu is installed manually on startup so that i can cgange those settings afterwards.
mount startup
asked May 11 at 5:32
Tripatpal Singh
112
I am new to ubuntu. I have ubuntu 18.04 lts. I was just checking the disk app in which we can edit the mount options. I selected the system partition in which ububtu is installed and by mistake i selected default options for the system disk ( earlier in this disk mount at startup checkbox was checked). So now when i try to turn my laptop on it doesnt start it just shows the ubuntu logo. Is there a way that i can mount my system drive in which Ubuntu is installed manually on startup so that i can cgange those settings afterwards.
mount startup
asked May 11 at 5:32
Tripatpal Singh
112
asked May 11 at 5:32
Tripatpal Singh
112
asked May 11 at 5:32
Tripatpal Singh
112
asked May 11 at 5:32
Tripatpal Singh
112
112
I would boot to a live disc, mount your hard disc, and manually edit /etc/fstab: help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions
– Chev_603
May 11 at 5:46
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I would boot to a live disc, mount your hard disc, and manually edit /etc/fstab: help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions
– Chev_603
May 11 at 5:46
I would boot to a live disc, mount your hard disc, and manually edit /etc/fstab: help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions
– Chev_603
May 11 at 5:46
I would boot to a live disc, mount your hard disc, and manually edit /etc/fstab: help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions
– Chev_603
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If you don't use secure boot or disk encryption, You can boot up Ubuntu live from USB drive (select option: try without installing) and launch any tool to fix your issue.
answered May 11 at 5:47
Rolas
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Can you please suggest a tool to do it. I tried using this (try without installing) and then changed the settings back to mount on startup using the disks tool but it didn't work.
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May 11 at 6:57
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1 Answer
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up vote
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If you don't use secure boot or disk encryption, You can boot up Ubuntu live from USB drive (select option: try without installing) and launch any tool to fix your issue.
answered May 11 at 5:47
Rolas
345
Can you please suggest a tool to do it. I tried using this (try without installing) and then changed the settings back to mount on startup using the disks tool but it didn't work.
– Tripatpal Singh
May 11 at 6:57
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up vote
0
down vote
If you don't use secure boot or disk encryption, You can boot up Ubuntu live from USB drive (select option: try without installing) and launch any tool to fix your issue.
answered May 11 at 5:47
Rolas
345
Can you please suggest a tool to do it. I tried using this (try without installing) and then changed the settings back to mount on startup using the disks tool but it didn't work.
– Tripatpal Singh
May 11 at 6:57
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
If you don't use secure boot or disk encryption, You can boot up Ubuntu live from USB drive (select option: try without installing) and launch any tool to fix your issue.
answered May 11 at 5:47
Rolas
345
If you don't use secure boot or disk encryption, You can boot up Ubuntu live from USB drive (select option: try without installing) and launch any tool to fix your issue.
answered May 11 at 5:47
Rolas
345
answered May 11 at 5:47
Rolas
345
answered May 11 at 5:47
Rolas
345
answered May 11 at 5:47
Rolas
345
345
Can you please suggest a tool to do it. I tried using this (try without installing) and then changed the settings back to mount on startup using the disks tool but it didn't work.
– Tripatpal Singh
May 11 at 6:57
add a comment |Â
Can you please suggest a tool to do it. I tried using this (try without installing) and then changed the settings back to mount on startup using the disks tool but it didn't work.
– Tripatpal Singh
May 11 at 6:57
Can you please suggest a tool to do it. I tried using this (try without installing) and then changed the settings back to mount on startup using the disks tool but it didn't work.
– Tripatpal Singh
May 11 at 6:57
Can you please suggest a tool to do it. I tried using this (try without installing) and then changed the settings back to mount on startup using the disks tool but it didn't work.
– Tripatpal Singh
May 11 at 6:57
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I would boot to a live disc, mount your hard disc, and manually edit /etc/fstab: help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions
– Chev_603
May 11 at 5:46