Hum I started to write answers to different emails, but it looks like I
messed things between an actual problem (A non-critical hard disk that
crashed with no "nofail" option in the fstab) and my tries afterwards to
boot in rescue/emergency mode.
To answer to Gaëtan, the message that I saw was exactly the one in
/usr/lib/systemd/system/{rescue,emergency}.service
I know the difference is important but I cannot remember which one it was
(most probably it's the one corresponding to what happens when things go
bad)
Mainly, I made a confusion with what is "usual" in Ubuntu in the grub, that
is to have a line for normal booting, and one line for "emergency", that
tries as hard as possible to reach a (root) shell even when things go
badly.
Now I know that I'll have to configure this behavior somehow manually (?)
Thanks all for your help!
Best regards,
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Ismael
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