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(In reply to Bernhard Wiedemann from comment #1) > I guess you dont get the emergency shell from the initrd > because it is already past that point? Hm, if the mount service that applies the fstab options (inclusive rw) for /sysroot fails, the boot process stops in the initrd and you should get the emergency shell. > I remember the old "single" mode with sulogin > coming up in the old days in such a case. This is equivalent to the rescue.target in systemd. But this is after switch root and system root is already rw at this stage.