Linux will not start

Yell

The problem is this: Linux stopped loading from a flash drive. I use Gentoo.
I haven't used the flash drive for its intended purpose for a long time, only recently decided to rename it on the PC. Most likely, this is the culprit. And now the question is, in order to load Linux again, will I have to give the flash drive the old name or can I set a new path in Rescueshell?

noob404

How did you rename the drive? There are two things - partition name and label. Partition name shouldn't matter afaik.

Yell

I can't remember the command changing the directory of the flash drive

noob404

Yell Try reinstalling afresh from the beginning and see if it works.
Else, share a screenshot of what GParted shows on the drive.

Yell

This is not necessary. I only need the command line.

Yell

Formatted the flash drive. It did not lead to any action, everything is exactly the same.

noob404

Yell Got another flash drive you can try?

Yell

Has anyone had a similar problem. I didn't find anything useful on the forums that is applicable to Gentoo.

Yell

yes, I have two micro sd cards of 32 GB each in the card reader. He doesn't see them. It occurred to me that this is already a loose card reader.

noob404

Yell Try with any other known working storage device and report back.