I was dumb and interrupted my laptop while it was updating and on restart I’m missing ‘/boot/vmlinuz-5.10-x86-64’. I tried the fix here: Boot file not found and it didn’t seem to fix the problem. I’m just looking to get my System back and working with all of my files intact.

Thank you for trying to help me everyone who responded. Especially Nachlese. I ultimately decided to grab the personal files that I found to be important to me and moved them to an external device. After doing so I did a new install of the OS and then moved everything back onto it. Everything is of …

I followed this guide, 3 times. It now only boots to memtest and loading grub menu on startup only shows memtest as an option. I’m so lost rn. Also apparently update-grub was not recognized as a valid command when trying all 3 times. I would like to add that there is very much a chance I did somethi…

If you would tell us (by posting the commands that you used along with their output) we could likely spot where something went not as planned or intended and point to appropriate action. [image] Stephano: Also apparently update-grub was not recognized as a valid command when trying all 3 tim…

The above howto didn’t work for me either, had to reinstall my kernels. While chrooted list them: mhwd-kernel li and reinstall them (replace XXX and YYY with the versions listed) pacman -S linuxXXX linuxYYY then I reinstalled grub completely. For more see: Manjaro disappeared from grub after bot…

[image] 6x12: and reinstall them (replace XXX and YYY with the versions listed) pacman -S linuxXXX linuxYYY not adequate - the kernel will be installed with: [image] 6x12: pacman -S linuxXXX linuxYYY but the initrd is still missing - and the grub configuration is not updated update-…

[image] anon33601770: but the initrd is still missing - and the grub configuration is not updated “then I reinstalled grub completely” Check the linked post; worked for me and was marked as a solution by others…

[image] 6x12: Check the linked post; I didn’t - partly because this is not the topic of this here post/thread. … but I will … [image] 6x12: “then I reinstalled grub completely” Reinstalling Grub is something quite different from updating it’s configuration so it can show and boot th…

I ran this: sudo grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg (without the “mkinitcpio -P” you mentioned) in replacement of the update-grub command the second time I think. As it has been a bit, and I have restarted since then, I do not know what its output was. But all I know is that doing that in combin…

No no no. You used chroot (manjaro-chroot) Something might already have gone south at this point. We need the complete procedure. and: you are (supposedly) in chroot This means: sudo is not required - you are already root (in chroot …) Repeat the process, document it. If you want meaningful…

[image] anon33601770: Why? Why would you leave that out? It wasn’t included as a part of the command when I saw it. I would’ve included otherwise.

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[HowTo] Recovering from an interrupted update/upgrade Tutorials

Difficulty: ★★☆☆☆ So you couldn’t wait until the update process had completed and you went for the reset/power button, didn’t you? And now you’re getting the message that you don’t have a kernel installed. Well, you’re not the only one — we’re seeing it happen all the time. So, here’s how to fix it, you impatient n00b. If you don’t happen to have a recent Manjaro installer USB/DVD/CD handy, direct your browser to this wonderful page, download t…

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