In case others run into the same issue, this is the apt command to fix all, I've added the kernel as well

Thanks a lot! That Worked!

My Pi has rebooted after many-many weeks due to a power outage. Strange things started to happen. The first symptom of the problems was that it could not mount cifs mounts from fstab. $ sudo mount /mnt/nas mount error: cifs filesystem not supported by the system mount error(19): No such device Refer...

I've been struggleing with the same problem: -back up my 32 GB Raspbian SD card -make sure backup works (don't do it on a running system) -reduce backup size I came up with the following solution: I've installed Raspbian Lite on a 2GB SD card, then put this SD card to an USB SD adapter and plugged i...

I've just found out there is a raspbian lite, I'll go along with that. Thanks for the comments.

A full backup can be recovered even on windows, an Rsync requires a little more effort and also requires more skills than mine to completely restore a system. (file permissions, partitions, symbolic links...)

I'll try to figure that out...
Maybe the best option is to go with raspbian on both sd cards.

Thanks, of course I've tried that and did not work. (It works when I boot straight from the Minibian SD card).

Something is messed up when the boot partitin is on the raspbian SD card and its system partition points to the minibian system.

I have a 32GB SD card running raspbian. I would like to regularly create a full SD card backup, but for this the SD card should not be in use. I put a Minibian OS to a different SD card. I put it into Pi1S SD slot and it boots fine. My idea is to -use an SD card reader USB stick as an alternative sy...

sudo setupcon cured my pi as well