Hi Hans,

* Hans Schneidhofer [Fri Aug 11, 2023 at 06:08:17PM +0000]:

on a PC with Debian 11 installed, an SSD can neither be read nor written.

I have now restarted the PC with a grml. How can I change the entry in /etc/fstab on this PC with the help of grml so that this defective SSD is not taken into account when restarting?

Unfortunately, I can't quite get along with the new grml. I used to be able to log in with a password and mount the file system of the PC system with root rights, e.g. on /mnt /computername/ and then edit /etc/fstab.

How can I do this with the new version grml-64-full 2022 ?

Can you actually access the SSD at all, as in: is it still alive?

Check output of `lsblk` and look for failures in `dmesg` and `journalctl -p 4`. If the disk is present, check its SMART data with `smartctl -a /dev/sdX`, and if it's "alive" and you can acces it, mounting it should be possible as usualâ„¢. (Depending on the actual setup you of course might have to also do LVM, mdadm, cryptsetup,... magic, but then we'd need more details about your setup.)

HTH!

regards -mika-