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It seems your initramfs can't find your root disk with the given UUID. What happens when you
ls /dev/disk/by-uuid?OK, but I meant from the actual emergency shell. How did you get to your terminal with the failing boot if I may ask?
This is a live usb boot repair. It has sudo privileges.
Oh, ok, thanks. It seems the UUID is correct, so the question why your initramfs doesn't find it remains unsolved. Which distribution are you using in the first place? An ubuntu derivative as well?
It’s Ubuntu cinnamon. I believe the hard drive had failed/ been corrupted. I tried reinstalling and it said the computer only has 8 gb of space. So it was trying to install it on the live usb I was using.