Manjaro not booting after system upgrade

[patziert]

I recently upgraded most aspects of my system, including moving to a new cpu and motherboard (AMD FX-8320 on AM3+ to Ryzen 7 5700X on AM4, new mobo: MSI B550-A Pro) and installing additional drives (NVMe-SSD, currently empty, plus new Blu-Ray drive, removing two old IDE optical drives). Now Manjaro no longer boots. Grub boots fine in CMS-Mode and so does Windows (including from Grub), but choosing Manjaro just gives me a black screen with no useful information.
I already tried chmod-manjaro and update-grub from a live stick, but it didn’t help. I think I’m out of my depth here.

[cscs]

You likely need to change driver config and more.
One place to start may be:

[HowTo] Resolve an unbootable Manjaro (black screen, login failed, cant boot, etc)

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[Keruskerfuerst]

You need to boot either with

1. fallback initrd
2. chroot into the system and rebuild initrd

[stephane]

you need with USB live iso manjaro ,

• do a chroot
• rebuild img
• restore Grub entry

check this point before

UEFI doesn't see Manjaro bootable partition after installing Windows 10

I have three hard drives - An M.2 Drive, a SATA SSD, and a SATA HDD. With Windows 11 already installed on the M.2 drive, I installed Manjaro KDE Plasma (newest version as of last week) and I could boot just fine. Then, I decided I wanted a clean install of Windows 10. After backing up my files to the HDD, I used Manjaro disk utility to clear all partitions on the M.2 drive. Then, with the computer turned off, I physically disconnected the SATA SSD which had the Manjaro partition and the SATA HD…

For UEFi and /boot/efi

sudo manjaro-chroot -a
efibootmgr -v
grub-install --target=x86_64-efi --efi-directory=/boot/efi --bootloader-id=manjaro --recheck    ( for UEFI + /boot/efi)
grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg 
mkinitcpio -P
efibootmgr -v
exit

[patziert]

Thanks, I checked through your guides an apparantly my problem is not Grub issue at all and rather a graphics driver issue. I also upgrade from an GCN-GPU to an RDNA2-GPU and it seems my system stubbornly tries to use the old ati drivers instead of amdgpu. Typing startx I get (EE) Fatal server error:(EE) no screens found. I have some trouble solving this though. The stuff I find by search all either seem to deal NVIDEA stuff or are don’t really seem to fit my case.

[Whisper]

I used Ubuntu and then Debian for several years. and sometimes Manjaro
I’ve never seen this such error, I use some old hardware (NO UEFI).
Manjaro installed and worked perfectly fine but not until i upgrade the OS.
this is looking interesting solution [stephane] said in this topic but no Idea how to do any level of solution, any link on how to do that? or any other solutions? any information needed?
do a chroot
rebuild img
restore Grub entry
My main problem is I see Manjaro logo with 3 loading dots i see sound and video drivers loaded and remains in that stage TTY is not working if i try to load TTY the 3 loading dots stops moving.
thanks