Stuck in emergency mode, without any update

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@noobToLinux

I have Linux Mint on USB to live

I’d certainly recommend getting the latest official Manjaro .ISO rather than trying to do repairs from a Debian/Ubuntu based distro. That way, you’ll have access to the manjaro-chroot tool

I also recommend this:

[HowTo] Create a Ventoy USB to launch Manjaro (and other) ISO's

Ventoy A New Bootable USB Solution Boot with a Ventoy USB and ISO files are automatically listed in the Ventoy menu. Any ISO present can then be launched and booted directly. The obvious advantage here is that instead of constantly writing a Manjaro Installer ISO to a new USB any time you might need it, every ISO you desire can be stored on the Ventoy USB and launched the same way. A 32GB capacity USB would allow ample space to store several ISOs of your choice; an 8GB capacity USB might …

When you are in the chroot environment (manjaro-chroot -a should do this automagically) you’ll then be able to provide some System Info (inxi -zv8c0).