Manjaro is on black screen after boot, can't login to other tty

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If that is the case, I highly doubt it’s integrated. I might be wrong, but I doubt it.

Whatever’s happening, though, you’ll need to boot into a live environment, a live USB drive probably, and enter a chroot environment.

  1. Boot into a live ISO environment. From there you can open a browser on this page and provide feedback as neccessary or just see what to do next.

  2. Once in the live environment, open a terminal, elevate to root, and enter the chroot environment:

sudo su -

If the live environment requires a password, use manjaro both for the USER
password as well as the ROOT password.

2.1. Once elevated, enter a chroot environment:

manjaro-chroot -a
  1. Once successful, from there, follow this tutorial and provide the required information: How to provide good information

VERY IMPORTANT: Stop what you’'re doing, and do something to stop panicking before attempting any of this. Because panicking doesn’t help anybody.

Edit:

As @stephane said, from the chroot environment, provide us with the output of the following commands:

journalctl -b -1 -p 4

for logs from the previous boot attempt. As well as:

mhwd-kernel --listinstalled

and

mhwd --listinstalled
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