mithrial:
Maybe, pacman still works: sudo pacman -Syyuu --overwrite "*"
However, this will not restore pamac, you have to fix it by reinstalling all installed programs, I guess.
Maybe, maybe not. All I can say is, this can be very interesting.
@Vlas , if that doesn’t work, I suggest you use pacman-static, because:
Using pacman-static
pacman-static AUR is a statically compiled version of pacman , so it will be able to run even when the libraries on the system are not working. This can also come in handy when a partial upgrade was performed and pacman can not run anymore.
More here:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/pacman
Under Manually reinstalling pacman section.
Also, this will probably be of help:
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