Hi, i was running manjaro kde. Nothing is working after Update

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Yes. I will do it now.

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I guess that sda1 is the booted USB drive.

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its the luks:

but have no idea how to chroot into it, the commands above should work…

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It says. You can’t include link. :sweat_smile:

I hope this will be useful.

htts gps:/c/lh3.googleusercontent .com/-kQCp94AKTgo/Y9e8YgiBYTI/AAAAAAAAOWc/W5MyxEnGoHAvu8EZDycbEe5CH1NSUVvxACNcBGAsYHQ/s1600/1675082844166852-0.png

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The LUKS device is already open and mounted. @salemkhosla probably used the file-manager to do this. At least the mount path looks like it.

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Dear kind Linux experts. Kindly consider checking the screenshot of the outputs of the last instructions to me.

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thats why i told you to use formatting for the link:

```
your link here
```

i cant access the link when i remove the spaces…

if its already mounted the chroot command should work

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Of course. I am using formatting. It says. Hyperlink. I entered. Of course i followed your instructions, sir. :blush::+1:

https ://lh3.googleusercontent. com /-kQCp94AKTgo/Y9e8YgiBYTI/AAAAAAAAOWc/W5MyxEnGoHAvu8EZDycbEe5CH1NSUVvxACNcBGAsYHQ/s1600/1675082844166852-0.png

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But not mounted to /mnt, it is mounted to /run/media/manjaro/c8cd7c48-37cf-4916-abd6-16316ed0ecb8

At least at the time @salemkhosla posted it.

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Right now, i am standing at

rootfs ]#

Any instructions or commands to enter?

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looking at the output, it looks for uuid c8cd7c…
the only uuid detected in blkid is the crypt one with: 2ejb47…
so your uuids are messed up…
and cat /etc/fstab doesnt output anything…
try running:
nano /etc/fstab
does it output anything?

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we unmounted it 3 times and it still didnt worked

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it says :

sh: nano: not found

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we need to change the uuid in fstab to match the one from blkid …
so boot into manjaro live usb again, connect to internet, and chroot again:

dont do anything else, dont open your file manager, as @xabbu suggests and see if it works

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Sure. Kindly wait a moment.

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But the command that was used was

sudo umount /dev/sda1

That will not umount a LUKS device. Even if the LUKS is stored on sda1. /dev/mapper/luks-2e1b47f7-ac28-47f5-ba82-e00da8b4bb99 should have been umounted. But it is to late anyway and a little bit of topic.

No need to wait. Just don’t open a Filemanager.

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i dont know nothing about luks, so this is good to know, thanks

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[manjaro@manjaro-mate ~]$ sudo cryptsetup -v luksOpen /dev/sda1 cryptDrive
sudo mount /dev/mapper/cryptDrive /mnt
sudo manjaro-chroot /mnt
Enter passphrase for /dev/sda1: 
Key slot 0 unlocked.
Command successful.
sh-5.1#

what doest it mean, could you please tell me, what should i do now?

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well now it worked, but it doesnt look like you are chrooted… run these again, one at a time:

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sh-5.1# sudo mount /dev/mapper/cryptDrive /mnt
sh-5.1# sudo manjaro-chroot /mnt
sudo: manjaro-chroot: command not found
sh-5.1#