Manjaro doesn't start after kernel update

[ishaan2479]

@kalu_ucher

using the terminal I can do something with the kernel like you said or it just affects the USB’s Manjaro?

we can enter a broken (or unbootable in your case) system from the live usb and fix it. here is guide:

[HowTo] Chroot from or into any Linux distribution

Difficulty: ★★★☆☆ Step 1: Mount your system. This works for both GRUB and EFI systems/installations Okay, the first thing to do is to be root. To do so, open a terminal and type in sudo -i then hit the Enter key. You may then give in your password if prompted. We then need to create a directory where we will mount the target system. In this case, let’s make a directory named “chroot”, by entering mkdir /chroot in the terminal. Time to find where is your system located!! To do so, you may e…

follow these steps and install linux5.4 lts from the internet through the usb to your system (kernel version of live iso on usb doesn’t matter)

Manjaro doesn't start after kernel update

if you are able to enter grub advanced options then you can get into manjaro with any available kernel. if not present then boot with a live usb: sudo manjaro-chroot -a pacman -Syyu mhwd-kernel -i linux54 #install the 5.4 lts mhwd-kernel -li #verify if correctly installed exit #end-chroot side note if you are not able to see grub on boot then: sudo manjaro-chroot -a vim /etc/default/grub #change GRUB_TIMEOUT_STYLE from hidden to menu update-grub #this is a command exit reboot …