Try this:
Give the root password to get a root shell. Then type this command:
update-grub
I suggest you try what was suggested.
it's not the boot disk. it is only a data drive
it comes up with a start job is running for the drive - which fails . then a bunch of dependency fails for the disk
And what happens when you enter the suggested command?
I'll assume you rebooted the machine after running that command. Start looking around google for debian boot repair methods.
Try running this command:
sudo omv-salt deploy run fstab
If that doesn't fix it, then you will have to manually edit /etc/openmediavault/config.xml Make sure you make a backup copy of that file first.
Find the applicable <mntent> ..... </mntent> section for the offending drive and remove it entirely.
Then run the above command again.
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