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I was playing with a tool on Linux. Eventually I have changed something.
From then on, every time I boot up my computer, it pauses with the following message:

Give root password for maintenance
(or press Control-D to continue)

I need to press Ctrl+D and then Linux boot continues.

How can I turn it off and let OS to boot up to the login screen without pauses?

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Live session: GParted => right click on MX root partition : "Check" .. apply

(... on other partitions, too while you're at it, and if you like only)

I did that with all partitions but it didn't help.
Linux still stops midway to login screen

https://imgur.com/vrTZWxl

Charlie Brown wrote: ↑Wed Mar 06, 2024 4:06 pm Live session: GParted => right click on MX root partition : "Check" .. apply

(... on other partitions, too while you're at it, and if you like only)

It also complains about iwlwifi firmware, but we still don't have the QSI.

(... ah, that "yoyo.bin" again :) .. do you have any conf files in /etc/modprobe.d/ regarding iwlwifi? If yes, contents please)


If no such files:
Reboot.

One of the entries in my /etc/fstab was incorrect.
Hitting control-d was followed by a "loading kernel modules" message and then by fstab error.
I thought that fstab had nothing to do with that prompt as it came up later in the flow.
Thanks for your posts.