Old kernel still in use when installing a new kernel

[anon67018344]

It still doesn’t work, theres only kernel 5.13 in advanced menu

[andreas85]

Then i am out of ideas.

[realmain]

I guess you can try to install refind to see if that works instead of grub. I don’t use grub personally

I want to choose an alternative for grub, any suggestion?

IMO, the easiest way to install rEFInd on a preinstalled system is to use Manjaro Architect LiveISO. Though you can use any LiveISO and launch Manjaro Architect within it. NOTE: These are older images, but the layout is the same. Once you get into Manjaro Architect: Go to Prepare Installation [image] Go to Mount Partitions 2a. It should ask you to mount / and also /boot/efi at the end [image] From the same image above, go to Back You’ll be back at this screen, and go to System …

[winnie]

For the heck of it, can you post the contents of /boot/grub/grub.cfg

cat /boot/grub/grub.cfg

It’s going to be a very long list! Paste the output in a link, such as pastebin.com. Then share the link in here.

[freggel.doe]

@anon67018344 I’ve edited some of your posts for better readability of terminal output. Please use </> button to format or the 3 backticks in front and after the content.

This makes me think, your system is booting another grub or doesn’t use grub at all. Are you directly booting into the old kernel via EFISTUB?
Are there any other linux installations on that system on other drives? The parted -l output above was complete?
Please post output of

$ lsblk -f

and

$ efibootmgr -v

[winnie]

I don’t follow?

You said,

@anon67018344

Updating to the unstable branch right after installing Manjaro caused this

Then continued with,

@anon67018344

i’ve updated to the unstable branch after updating everything on the stable branch and that worked now.

So updating to the Unstable branch caused the issue… but then updating to the Unstable branch fixed the issue?