I have an issue that prevents me from booting up. See below screenshot. As soon as I log in the below appears for a fraction of a second and then returns to sign on.
It appears to be related to systemctl status: systemd-tmpfiles-setup-dev.service?
Any ideas on how to fix this? I keep having to restore an old clean /dev/sda2 partition every time it happens and it seems to be intermittent? Many thanks
I have successfully used dd to clone a partition (/dev/sda2) to an image file on another device (/dev/sdb1) This was done using commands entered into a terminal using a live USB session. My question is can I ditch the usb and just use dd directly on the machine partition I am backing up? Is it just a matter of unmounting the /dev/sda2 partition first? I would ultimately like to use cron to schedule an image file to be created so obviously don’t want to be booting up from usb. Thanks.