What exactly do you mean when you say "emergency mode"?
The expected behavior, when you boot Ubuntu and have a filesystem
referenced in /etc/fstab for which the device is absent, is that the
system will prompt, via plymouth, whether to continue waiting for the
filesystem or to skip mounting it. This should be the case up through
Ubuntu 14.10. For Ubuntu 15.04, with the switch to systemd the behavior
will be different; but should still not result in the system booting to
anything that could be considered "emergency mode".
** Changed in: mountall (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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fstab entry causes emergency mode to come up
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