OK So I have a system that uses Intel RTSe with RAID 10. This contains Windows 10 and Manjaro, in witch the Manjaro installer was reporting the wrong disk size but I continued anyways and the installer and it “partly” worked. Windows 10 made it out unscathed, but the Manjaro seems to be a different…

So the issue was not with grub or the kernel, but instead the initramfs. Manjaro uses a very empty initramfs conf file so the kernel modules (drivers) needed for the kernel to use the RAID array was missing from start up. From the Arch Wiki on RAID and initramfs , you need set up the following in /…

Have you tried a search for a similar topic? The thread on the link below might be related. Check this out: [image] ERROR: device 'UUID=<device_uuid>' not found. Skipping fsck Support Hey @dibyte Somebody reported a similar issue in the thread below: The solution wou…

Himm, I did through duck duck go and was stumped on if it was grub, kernel, or initramfs. But from what it seems to be, its initramfs needing a kernel module… I try it out.

Well it kinda worked, It still can’t find UUID=XYZ but I got this new message. Warning: /lib/modules/5.9.16-1-MANJARO/modules.devnam not found - ingoring mount: /new_root: can't find UUID-f9c22b5c-d3ff-9187-84754(unreadable from image) Then I’m back into the emergency shell

Did you add the module under chroot? If you didn’t, below there is a post on how to do the chroot: [image] [Fix] Can’t login - black screen & chroot guide Tutorials Original author on old forum @AlManja If you are stuck and you can’t log into your system, use one of thes…

Well I looked at these two Arch Wiki’s ( 1 ) ( 2 ). And so far it did the same thing, and also, the keyboard is not responsive. Now I did try chroot but not manjaro-chroot - auto so I’ll look into that. And as far as the old kernel goes, I may have tried to use an older Manjaro ISO (thinking that the …

Check this out: [image] Update broke system Support Running KDE, having an Nvidia GPU. After the latest update, I only see this: Manjaro warning: /lib/modules/5.10.2-2-MANJARO/modules.devname not found – ignoring mount: /new_root: unknown filesystem type ‘ext4’. You are n…

So yes that I was able to fix the missing modules by using the manjaro-chroot command and that had so far fix pkinitfscfg problems not generating correctly.

[image] Prof.Linux: So yes that I was able to fix the missing modules by using the manjaro-chroot command and that had so far fix pkinitfscfg problems not generating correctly. Ok, glad you fixed your issues! Please mark the thread as solved on the accepted solution and open up a new one if …

I will, i want to post the steps to fix the issue

Unable to find RAID boot device. Dropped into emergency shell

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El_Brujo 6 July 2021 00:45 5

Did you add the module under chroot? If you didn’t, below there is a post on how to do the chroot:

Also, please note that kernel 5.9 is EOL. Please consider switching to latest stable (LTS 5.10).

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