you don’t need nouveau on the new PC since it has no nvidia. I’d reboot too even if that boots into a black screen. (If you have a bios option to switch to the integrated intel card it should still boot.)
Then move the drive over to the new PC. If you get a black screen open tty and run:
Few minutes has passed. it seems like it is still a black screen.
This is a screenshot of the hardware configuration on LiveISO on the new PC. Seems like video-linux should work as it is the driver that drives the the display of the new PC.
Initially on new PC, grub did appear for OS selection. It stucked at black screen after OS selection.
I tried repair the grub according to the following page on a liveISO on the new PC.
End up, the SDD is no longer bootable.
error: symbol 'grub_is_lockdown' not found.
Entering rescue mode...
grub rescue>
Update:
I booted LiveISO on my old PC, chroot and repaired my portable SSD manjaro. Now the system can be booted properly on my old PC. However, on the new PC it cannot be booted. It still gets into the grub rescue mode with the same error message as above. I tried repair it again with LiveISO on the new PC but it doesn’t help.
is secure boot disabled in bios in the new pc?
is fast boot disabled - you may not have this option;
is it in AHCI or RAID mode?
is there windows installed? if yes, does it have fast startup disabled?
is the new pc in uefi/GPT mode and the SSD in MBR/bios mode? or vice-versa?
is secure boot disabled in bios in the new pc? Yes, disabled
is fast boot disabled - you may not have this option; Yes, disabled
is it in AHCI or RAID mode? SATA mode on the new PC is AHCI
is there windows installed? if yes, does it have fast startup disabled? Yes, old PC is win10 and new PC is win11. fast startup disabled
is the new pc in uefi/GPT mode and the SSD in MBR/bios mode? or vice-versa? both PC are in UEFI. SSD should be installed in UEFI mode as it was installed using the old PC. is there a way to double confirm that?
update:
yes. after checked with parted -l, my SSD is GPT.