I have Manjaro Linux (20.1 Mikah) installed. It worked flawlessly for a long time. But recently I had done a firmware update (its dual booted with windows) on Windows and after the update grub is gone and I have to get to run boot menu manually. Plus Manjaro just doesn’t boot with any kernel version, it shows a blank screen (with Legion printed on it ( I have a Lenovo legion y540)) for kernel >= 4.19 and for 4.14 kernel version it shows iwlwifi error BIOS has WGDS but no WRDS.
I have tried to chroot into Manjaro by booting with live cd and doing pacman -Syu but that didn’t help.
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Manjaro just doesn’t boot with any kernel version, it shows a blank screen (with Legion printed on it ( I have a Lenovo legion y540)) for kernel >= 4.19 and for 4.14 kernel version it shows iwlwifi error BIOS has WGDS but no WRDS.
Hmm 5.8.5 doesn’t seem to be available in AUR, tried with 5.8.3 and 5.9 still the same issue. Tried the initramfs change as well. 5.8.5 would be the only way to go? Will try to build from source.
5.8.6-1 is only available in testing and unstable. You could switch branches and update. At least that way you know if will work, or have to take another measure.
Built from source, but stuck at hibernation device not found and I’m dropped off to tty. The wiki page for Legion y540 mentions about hibernation and setting resume parameter, but I’m not sure how to go about it.
That means you have the resume in the HOOKS line inside /etc/mkinitcpio.conf but you do not have the UUID of your resume device inside /etc/default/grub on the GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT= line
Ok, I just did a reinstall with the new xfce. Had a separate /home and / partition, so was super easy. Works fine now. Thanks for the help @bogdancovaciu.