linux kernel – Boot Failure Fedora emergency mode : Failed to mount boot-efi.mount – /boot/efi
I’m on dell XPS 13 with a dual boot Fedora 38 and Windows 11, usually when I start my computer from the grub menu I either choose to start Fedora 6.5.8 or start Windows.
One time without any change when I booted my Fedora the booting failed saying that the OS version (Fedora Linux 38 (Xfce) dracut-059-4.fc38 (Initramfs)) is past its end-of-support date. And therefore I am in emergency mode.
When doing systemctl reboot I get to the same point.
When doing either systemctl default or exit I get a couple of failure with the first one being :
Failed to mount boot-efi.mount - /boot/efi.
Failures when trying ‘systemctl default’
After looking for answer on multiple forums it seems that the solution to these kind of errors are really dependent on the specific situation often involving dangerous manipulation. Here is my /etc/fstab, lsblk and blkid following.
System configurations : cat /etc/fstab; lsblk; blkid;
If you need more information I can provide the journalctl -xb.
Thank you for your help.
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