Failed to mount /home. dependency failed for local file systems

[jan2]

I used a guide to move my home folder to a secondary ssd, when I boot I receive the error message:
failed to mount /home.
dependency failed for local file systems.

The two ssd’s are encrypted. might this be the problem?
(it is a laptop and I live in a high crime country)

The guide I used

[Tip] Root filesystem nearly full but got a spare partition sitting around? Split off some stuff!

Difficulty: ★★★☆☆ Introduction As you should all already know by now, GNU/Linux is a FLOSS variant of the UNIX operating system design, and UNIX does not know the concept of drive letters, nor does it approach storage from the vantage of having different volumes. Instead, everything is mounted into a uniform directory hierarchy, so that regardless of what physical medium any particular group of files resides on ─ even if this physical medium is actually located in another computer across the…

Thank you.

[TriMoon]

Hi and welcome to the forum

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To help others to help you better you should describe the exact steps you performed from that guide, cause no one can look into your memory to see what you exactly did in your case…

@jan2

The two ssd’s are encrypted. might this be the problem?

That most likely is unless they are bit-wise copies of each other inclusive the encryption…
(The contents inside the encrypted container can be same, but the container’s encryption is most likely using a different ecryption key)

[jan2]

The problem seems to be the encryption. everything is working a 100% on a non encrypted ssd. Could not find a solution.

[TriMoon]

@jan2

Could not find a solution.

@TriMoon

To help others to help you better you should describe the exact steps you performed from that guide, cause no one can look into your memory to see what you exactly did in your case…