I wasn’t paying enough attention and allowed a shutdown to interrupt an update last night. After resetting the CMOS to get my PC to post GRUB cannot find a kernel to boot into. I’ve booted with a Manjaro live media and have manjaro-chrooted into my system, following the advice of this post with all …

Inside the chroot environment, issue the following commands… :point_down: rm -f /boot/linux66-x86_64.kver pacman -Syu linux66 && mkinitcpio -P && update-grub Note: mhwd-kernel does not work inside a chroot environment. :wink:

Welcome to the forum! :vulcan_salute: See if this HowTo may help… :point_down: [image] [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/p…

These are mostly the same steps as the other post, and they have the same result. pacman tells me there is nothing to do.

Trying now. If mhwd doesn’t work in a chroot then why is every guide recommending it??

[image] Pspritechologist: If mhwd doesn’t work in a chroot then why is every guide recommending it?? Because people make mistakes? :grinning:

Holy crap that did it, thank you a ton, absolute godsend. Will this have any impact on how my kernel updates going forward I need to deal with?

[image] Pspritechologist: Holy crap that did it, thank you a ton, absolute godsend. Glad it worked. :wink: :beers: [image] Pspritechologist: Will this have any impact on how my kernel updates going forward I need to deal with? None at all. :wink: Your system should be in perfect work…

Shutdown During Update Broke Kernel

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Aragorn 21 March 2025 02:23 2

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