[00:09] <swift110> hey cap
[06:24] <capum321> lubuntu doesn't boot anymore, i was working with adsl modem web interface, turned off, went back home with notebook on backpack. suddenly it enters Emergency Mode and ask to see log `journalctl -xb` which has 2500 lines of log, there is this red "unable to mount /home" but I am lost
[06:27] <tsimonq2> capum321: reboot, hold Shift, go to Advanced Options for Ubuntu, and boot into recovery mode
[06:29] <tsimonq2> capum321: then, go into a root console
[06:31] <capum321> but it kind enter root console by alone itself?
[06:31] <capum321> currently...
[06:31] <capum321> i can see "root@hostname:"
[06:33] <capum321> anyway, what next?
[06:33] <tsimonq2> one sec
[06:35] <tsimonq2> capum321: run: mount -o remount,rw /
[06:37] <capum321> all right!
[06:37] <capum321> just it?
[06:38] <tsimonq2> well now we need to look at a file
[06:38] <tsimonq2> open /etc/fstab in nano and copy the line with /home here
[06:39] <tsimonq2> letter for letter if possible :)
[06:47] <capum321> i should enter live linux to access such file
[06:47] <capum321> i would have to reboot
[06:47] <capum321> could you wait?
[06:48] <tsimonq2> capum321: no, you can access it from here
[06:48] <tsimonq2> capum321: that's what recovery mode is for :)
[06:49] <capum321> actually i am at dual boot (windoze box)
[06:51] <tsimonq2> capum321: that's fine then, boot into a live linux, Ubuntu-based (like Lubuntu) would be preferred :)
[06:53] <capum321> i have made last week a system rescue cd live usb, i should use that since would be faste
[06:53] <capum321> faster
[06:54] <tsimonq2> capum321: well like I said, scratch Ubuntu, anything Debian OR Ubuntu-based is fine ;)
[06:56] <capum321> you are right i have bad time with this because it is gentoo
[15:15] <capum321> hello, some friends help me yesterday discovering why my linux won't boot: i have added a entry in fstab: "UUID=133A62F042D4E436 /media/user/label    ntfs-3g        auto,user,rw 0 0" - without quotes - I commented, when system went back which I am currently in. how could troubleshoot to allow it to mount on boot?
[15:28] <teward> capum321: 'discovering why my linux won't boot' is not helpful without what errors you were seeing, etc.
[15:28] <teward> if you added an entry into fstab for your NTFS partition, you probably need to comment it out
[15:28] <teward> and also make sure the mountpath and UUID exist
[15:37] <capum321> teward  you are unbearably amazing
[15:50] <capum321> you see it was working before with this line at fstab
[15:51] <capum321> suddenly, like so, it won't boot. i commented this line, thus it went back in
[15:51] <capum321> the UUID i got from blkid
[15:51] <capum321> the mount point exists
[15:52] <capum321> i worked with windows and linux meanwhile before it stopped working
[15:56] <capum321> ok here is output from "$ sudo mount -t ntfs-3g -o auto,user,rw UUID=133A62F042D4E436 /media/user/label" http://dpaste.com/2NJ1TSY]
[16:05] <teward> capum321: did Windows go into hibernate at all?  Or shut down incorrectly?
[16:05] <teward> because those errors are indicative of that being a potential problem
[16:06] <teward> boot to Windows, run a windows chkdisk on it, and shut down (turn off Fast Boot first) before trying to boot to Linux and then try and mount it in Linux
[16:27] <capum321> turn off fast boot or hibernate?
[16:29] <capum321> ok, fast boot, i will try thanks
[16:42] <teward> i was going to say both but i got busy
[21:59] <bzb> using lubuntu 16.04 with latest flashplayer from adobe. but cannot watch any videos on https://rutube.ru/