How to bypass initramfs when booting Linux with a bad disk?

Question

linux

I have a hard drive with bad sectors on HFS+. I set up debian to remove the image using ddrescue, when a PC boots up with a connected broken disk, an initramfs pops up with screams about the impossibility of mounting a broken HDD (although everything is mounted in cygwin, but there are problems there) and everything does not respond to commands. How can I bypass all this and just get into a system with a broken HDD in /dev/?

Answer 1

1) If the disk is sata, then you can connect it to a hot one.
2) Build your initramfs, which will not mount everything.