#update broke system
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.aw grub
Idk about the last part but glad it worked. Chroot always work
You can do that from chroot
You should remove the kernel then install it again
Be sure to chroot correctly
You have to mount your ESP/EFI partition and your root partition
That's why it fails
Idk. But be sure to properly chroot. Then get rid of all kernels but vanilla Linux. Then regenerate the mkinitcpio and update grub. Then try to boot. You can install Zen and LTS kernels later
I recommend having the LTS kernel just in case as fallback
Idk about gentoo stuff
I'm using knowledge found on the wiki and personal experience
Again idk. I'm an Arch user
But removing the broken kernel and leaving vanilla one should fix it
So you got rid of the broken kernel?
Try booting now
Remember to update grub
You have vanilla kernel so
Don't rush
Update GRUB then reboot to your system
.aw GRUB
You can install LTS kernel as fall back
Try again
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Reinstalling the Kernel and updating GRUB should fix it
That's I meant you to do too
... grub issue
Note grub issue was not found.
... grub-issue
As reference
Your penguinOS just freaked out
Kernel panic = bsod
Chroot again
Reinstall grub then update it
If that doesn't work wait for someone else
You could also install the LTS kernel
Remember to install the kernel headers
You made a typo
You are supposed to mount your partitions on the live ISO, not inside chroot
You mounted your root then inside chroot you mounted your boot
You have to do it outside chroot
Even the wiki says that
Weird. I have chrooted a lot and it works. Even the wiki says that
I always chroot my EFI partition to /mnt/boot/efi
Then root one to /mnt
Then proceed to do the changes inside chroot after mounting /mnt
That's might be why it throws that warning
No need. Re use this one
Renaming exists
By... Renaming this?
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Lol so you installed LTS kernel?
So you can boot again?
LTS is fine tbh
Though I run Zen Kernel.. but LTS is my Fail-Safe fallback Kernel
On your booted system try to reinstall the other kernels
I mean Zen and vanilla kernels
sudo pacman -Rs linux-zen linux && sudo pacman -S linux-zen linux linux-headers linux-zen-headers
That should do
Forgot sudo pacman -S linux-lts-headers
Then skip it
Weird. But at least you can boot. Make another thread