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i found a fix on internet in the internet
b ut its on ly temporary
it have to do it in every startup
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i updated grub
oh sry
its running Manjaro gnome
always boot into grub rescue on startup
Try to enter a liveusb and then chroot on your system and reinstall grub
And then add a pacman hook for always reinstall grub and regenerate the config file after update
not grub but i have installed manjaro plenty of times
and it goes into the same
place
i did this
but i have to do it everytime
This error occurs after a update on grub right?
Recently a bug occurs on grub package that affect ppl who have a pacman hook to update the config file when a update occurs, but the grub installation isn't upgraded so they generate a config file for a new version while the installed version still is the older one, causing an issue
So for you actually upgrade grub you must run grub-install and them grub-mkconfig after an update
sudo pacman -S grub efibootmgr os-prober
sudo grub-install --target=x86_64-efi --efi-directory=/boot/efi --bootloader-id=grub
sudo grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg
i did this
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sry for pinging alot
hmmm why don't you update the db and the system as well?
i did
It isn't wrong but you may faile to retrive the package
Ok
And it's a good idea to change the hook on pacman
To always run grub-install and then grub-mkconfig
i could but i tried to check if it would work so i restarted right after reinstalling grub
And it works?
no
Do you use a Manjaro live USB right?
Manjaro has his own repos
yep
You reinstalled grub from an arch repo right?
I don't know if it's the problem, but this may be the issue
I know that Manjaro has some dependencies issues, especially with AUR packages
I recommend to use the Manjaro repos to update the packages of Manjaro
Don't use memejaro.
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