I have a dual boot setup with windows 10 and Ubuntu 22.04.
This morning I could no longer boot my Ubuntu for some reason. The boot process gets stuck in a "recovery journal" where it scans /dev/sda2 which is my ubuntu boot drive. On reboot it says cannot find tocblock, database may be corrupt.
I tried booting into recovery mode and running fsck -f /dev/sda2 which is not possible as it is mounted. I can remount the drive using sudo mount -o rw,remount / as suggested here: Dual boot doesnt boot. In "sudo pico /etc/fstab" there is no storage or locker.
I also made an Ubuntu Boot stick. Booting from it and running "try ubuntu" I get stuck at the exact same place. So I dont even get to any terminal to run repairs from.
I then re-entered recovery mode and ran journalctl -xb in case that helps but the log does not help me much (see images).
Meanwhile the windows system (which has its own entire boot drive) runs fine.
Any other Idea what I can try? It is strange to me that I cannot even boot from the USB boot device...
