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cmdline.txt is a file for passing arguments to the Linux kernel during the boot process.
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Where is cmdline.txt located on the NOOBS SD card?
cmdline.txt is residing in /boot which is a separate FAT partition on the SD card (that's the way with my Arch Linux but to my knowlegde the same for other distributions). … It means that you should use the recovery.cmdline file (in your question) instead of cmdline.txt …
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RPi3 is not booting after editing /boot/cmdline.txt -- also unplugged the power after rebooting
VFS Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block (179,2) is the problem you need to fix. It means that you have a broken file system at hand, which could be just the file system or even a broken SD card.
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