Hi guys, after a freeze on a hibernation resume (manually shutter down) I Had this error at boot, even in failsafe. http://i60.tinypic.com/zmxk5w.jpg
The system dropped to emergency mode, because an important partition (/ in yor case) cannot be mounted, and the filesystem check failed as well.
Run that line that “systemctl status” line that is suggested, to get more informations why it failed.
Then maybe try to run fsck manually, or at least post further messages.
In the worst case, you would have to do a fresh install with formatting the / partition. You shouldn’t lose any data though in that case, if you have a separate /home (as is the default).
Systemctl status
http://i57.tinypic.com/qntgnn.jpg
Journalctl
http://i62.tinypic.com/lgx83.jpg
No. “systemctl status” shows the status of all units.
We need the status of that particular one that is listed on the top of your screen.
“systemctl status systemd-fsck@…” (the complete line is there on your screen).
And your Journalctl output only suggests to run fsck manually, as I did as well.
So maybe just try that instead, it should give the same errors anyway, or maybe even fix the problem.
I don’t know how to fsck manually. Here is the Systemctl status corrected
When in doubt you can always use the man files (ie man fsck)
No, he can’t. He is in initrd.
Yes, exit code 4 == “Filesystem errors left uncorrected”. So it found some inconsistency that could not be resolved automatically.
At this point I don’t know what to do 
Do you have the LiveCD or install DVD?
You can run fsck from there.
Do a file system check manually:
fsck /dev/sda3
(I hope /dev/sda3 is correct. Your picture is a bit blurry.)
Tried, removed the dirty bit. But nothing change, I think I’m gonna do a new installation and keep on stable because I was on Factory and this may be the cause of breaking hibernation.
Can you try booting with noresume as a grub parameter (in the linux line in grub edit)
Tried, but nothing 
Reinstalled and solved.
(saved all my user data thanks to dived home partition)