Can systemctl daemon-reload be executed from rescue mode on Debian?

Is there a way to run systemctl daemon-reload in rescue mode. (Debian) If so, how? I was trying to change the mount point of one of my drives, so I edited my fstab file to the desired location. Then, I tried to run systemctl daemon-reload, but it wouldn't. I cant remember the error it gave me but I figured if I restarted my computer it would fix its self... BIG PROBLEM After I restarted, I wasn't able to get past the boot screen. The filesystem check would fail on that drive, so I would be stuck on a repeating screen. I went into rescue mode to figure out what the problem is, and from what I understand, I simply need to run daemon-reload, but since the only way I can use my system is through rescue mode, I can't run the command. From my understanding it won't run in rescue mode because 1. I am asking it to restart its self and it can't do that, or 2. systemd is not running in rescue mode. 2 is improbable to me because why wouldn't it be running, but I get the following error that makes me think it isn't running. > Running in chroot, ignoring command 'daemon-reload' Then with sudo I get a better > unable to allocate pty: no such device I'm assuming the pty does not exist in rescue mode, hence 2. Is my understanding of the problem accurate? Does anyone have any suggestions on what I can try to make daemon-reload run?