Hi, I have just installed the 5.15.6-2 kernel on my Manjaro Cinnamon but before rebooting I would like to create a rescue usb key because the last time I changed kernel, my system crashed.
thank you for the answer.
I was thinking more along the lines of Systemrescue, Rescatux, TheUltimateBoot, etc… because it automates repairs.
What do you think about it?
But according to you if I take the last iso of Manjaro for example I would have what it takes?
Yes, you normally would. I haven’t heard of any situations yet in which the live session of the installer .iso did not have the necessary tools available.
Restoring timeshift or similar backups as suggested by other is a better idea because those tools are usually Ubuntu/Debian specific or experimental at best for Arch/Manjaro
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