(Ubuntu Mate) How to skip emergency mode?

[Guilherme GM]

Hi,

I need to always skip the emergency mode because I'll use the rpi2 as a "standalone device" where there's inputs (keyboard, screen...) connected to it.

Any ideias?

Thanks!

[MarkHaysHarris777]

... need to always skip the emergency mode because I'll use the rpi2 as a "standalone device" where there's inputs (keyboard, screen...) connected to it ...

You could try Raspbian; works really well for me.

[asandford]

Hi,

I need to always skip the emergency mode because I'll use the rpi2 as a "standalone device" where there's inputs (keyboard, screen...) connected to it.

Any ideias?

Thanks!

Yes, edit fstab to stop fsck. Also consider shutting down properly which will stop filesystem corruption.

[Guilherme GM]

... need to always skip the emergency mode because I'll use the rpi2 as a "standalone device" where there's inputs (keyboard, screen...) connected to it ...

You could try Raspbian; works really well for me.

I don't have this choice because I have a software that only works on armel architecture so I have to use Ubuntu and gcc-multlib to get it to work.

[MarkHaysHarris777]

... need to always skip the emergency mode because I'll use the rpi2 as a "standalone device" where there's inputs (keyboard, screen...) connected to it ...

You could try Raspbian; works really well for me.

I don't have this choice because I have a software that only works on armel architecture so I have to use Ubuntu and gcc-multlib to get it to work.

Uffda... well, I'm glad you have something that will work for you, then. Your system is probably not being shutdown cleanly; short end of that is shutdown properly. Also, put it on a ups (even a small one is better than nothing).

[Guilherme GM]

Uffda... well, I'm glad you have something that will work for you, then. Your system is probably not being shutdown cleanly; short end of that is shutdown properly. Also, put it on a ups (even a small one is better than nothing).

The rpi2 will never be shutdown cleanly one of the reasons is the device has no switch on/off. I will use this device for automation, theres no way to put a battery or something like this on the rpi2 to be "never turned off".

I just need a bypass to skip the emergency mode, even on windows I have just to wait a few seconds before its boot.

Thanks!

[Guilherme GM]

Hi,

I need to always skip the emergency mode because I'll use the rpi2 as a "standalone device" where there's inputs (keyboard, screen...) connected to it.

Any ideias?

Thanks!

Yes, edit fstab to stop fsck. Also consider shutting down properly which will stop filesystem corruption.

Thank you, now I'm able to skip the emergency mode.

I follow this doc:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab ... k_order.29

It's may need to add the rw (read-write) option (I had to add this!):
/dev/... / rw,defaults 0 0


Also, I found this but I didn't tested but it's interesting:
http://unixadminguide.blogspot.com.br/2 ... linux.html