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If you have different partitions (such as USB ones) with the same label (so that you can syncro them with the same script) but with different filesystem (such as btrfs and ext4) you can modify your fstab line using auto instead of etx4 or btrfs.
I mean something like this:
LABEL="your-label" /media/your-mount-path auto users,noauto,noatime,nodiratime 0 2In this way you will be able to mount your usb devices (either etx4 or btrfs or another fs) without problems.
After upgrading Ubuntu from 20.04 to 22.04 it can happen that you cannot start the desktop: emergency mode.
In some case it could be happened that fstab was modified and the efi partition is set with a wrong UUID. Therefore you can try to change, in your fstab file, the efi UUID (i.g. copying it from a working installation).
If your SSD has become slow, it could depend from the swap file: f.e. in fstab the ssd swap UUID could be wrong (after some partitions changes in your SSD).
You can fix this by giving to the swap partition the correct UUID.