aha, it was shown that there is no kernel… anyway install the 5.10, it is better to have one backup kernel:
mhwd-kernel -i linux510
done installing
what do i do next?
run these:
update-grub
mkinitcpio -P
exit
systemctl reboot
and hopefully you will be able to boot normally into your installation…
do i need to remove the USB?
when you run those command, and then when you rebooted, you can remove the usb
no still
kernel modules failed to load
At Advanced you can choose the kernel. Also try the fallback kernel.
Since linux513 was not properly removed before removed from the repo, it is still there.
i’m sorry i didn’t understand
how do i remove that??
This is german, but it is the same:
i’m not being booted to here
Not easy, if it was removed from the repo. I modified my mhwd-kernel script, but here is a standalone script:
#!/bin/bash
kver_list=( $(pacman -Ssq "^linux[0-9][0-9]?([0-9])($|-rt$)" | \
sed -r "s/linux([4,5])([0-9]+)(|-rt)/\\1.\\2\\3/g") )
kver_inst=( $(pacman -Qqs "^linux[0-9][0-9]?([0-9])($|-rt$)" | \
sed -r "s/linux([4,5])([0-9]+)(|-rt)/\\1.\\2\\3/g") )
# Remove installed kernels from the list
for target in ${kver_inst[@]}; do
for i in "${!kver_list[@]}"; do
if [[ ${kver_list[i]} == $target ]]; then
unset 'kver_list[i]'
fi
done
done
# List kernels versions, which are not installed
echo -e "The following kernels are \033[1mNOT INSTALLED\033[0m in your system:"
echo
for x in ${kver_list[@]}; do
echo " * linux${x/./}"
done
echo
# List kernels versions, which are installed
echo -e "The following kernels are \033[1mINSTALLED\033[0m in your system:"
echo
for x in ${kver_inst[@]}; do
echo " * linux${x/./}"
done
echo
# List possible garbage files
echo "Search for garbage files..."
garbage=()
# Search for possible garbage files
garbage+=(
$(find /boot -maxdepth 1 -type f \
\( \
-name "*vmlinuz*$(uname -m)" -o \
-name "*initramfs*$(uname -m).img" -o \
-name "*initramfs*$(uname -m)-fallback.img" -o \
-name "linux*-$(uname -m).kver" \
\) \
| grep -v "$(echo -n ${kver_inst[@]} | sed -e 's, ,\\|,g')" \
| grep -v "$(echo -n ${kver_inst[@]/.} | sed -e 's, ,\\|,g')")
)
garbage+=(
$(find /etc/mkinitcpio.d -maxdepth 1 -type f \
\( \
-name "linux*.preset" -o \
-name "linux*.preset.pacsave" \
\) \
| grep -v "$(echo -n ${kver_inst[@]} | sed -e 's, ,\\|,g')" \
| grep -v "$(echo -n ${kver_inst[@]/.} | sed -e 's, ,\\|,g')")
)
# List of possible garbage files
echo
for x in ${garbage[@]}; do echo " * ${x}"; done
echo
# Ask to remove garbage files and for safeness,
# run mkinitcpio and grub-mkconfig
if [[ -n $garbage ]]; then
echo "If the files don't have a known version number, then they are most likely garbage."
echo "Same goes for not installed kernel versions."
echo
read -p "Would you like to delete these files? [ENTER/CTRL+C]"
sudo rm -fv ${garbage[@]}
read -p "Would you like to recreate the initcpio? [ENTER/CTRL+C]"
sudo mkinitcpio -P
read -p "Would you like to recreate the grub config? [ENTER/CTRL+C]"
sudo grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg
else
echo "No garbage found."
fi
Save it into a text file and run it in chroot or on the local installation:
bash script
like this:
cd /tmp
nano script
Copy the text and insert it with CTRL+SHIFT+V and save and exit it with CTRL+S and CTRL+X,
Then run it.
It looks like this then:
$ bash script
The following kernels are NOT INSTALLED in your system:
* linux419
* linux517
* linux518
* linux54
* linux515-rt
* linux518-rt
The following kernels are INSTALLED in your system:
* linux510
* linux515
Search for garbage files...
No garbage found.
Type ESC on boot time and it will be visible.
so the problem is 5.13 is not installed in machine but somehow it go selected as default one
how i change that?
you need to tap esc repeatedly during booting, if that doesnt work, try tapping shift and in the grub menu select advanced options and try the 5.10 kernel
got in now selected 5.17 kernel
and can you boot with the 5.17
yep it is working now
used the script and removed 5.13 kernel
maybe the 5.15 is also corrupted, so uninstall it:
sudo mhwd-kernel -r linux515
if you want to install it again, then reboot and install it again:
sudo mhwd-kernel -i linux515
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