Problem while booting arch

[viral fable]

Last week, I updated the system using 'yay -Syu.' I'm not sure if my boot partition was mounted, but I think it was. Even with it mounted, the system update caused a kernel inconsistency issue. I attempted to chroot into the system and update it using 'mkinitcpio' and then ran 'pacman -Syu' multiple times, but the problem remained.
I'll be grateful if someone can help me.

[earnest hatch]

would recommend posting on the arch forums, probably will get more help

[viral fable]

posted, ty for the answer

[carmine garden]

can you just try reinstalling the kernel.

or just regenerate the fstab

[inland timber]

hi, the UUID for the boot partition is commented out in /etc/fstab, it only seems to read the root partition

also if this is grub regenerate the config as well if the kernel upgraded without regenerating
grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg

uncomment the UUID below the nvme0n1p1 and see if it works after rebooting

[viral fable]

I uncommented, solved some problems on boot dir and rebooted(I use efibootmgr for booting too) and now boot into arch

But not with ly that I use for log in and I can't log in into my user too, only to root. Startx doesn't work and many other things are broken.

I'm only able to log in into 'ventoy' user with 'su ventoy'

When I attempt to log in after boot, it doesn't produce an error, but instead briefly flashes the screen and then prompts for the username and password again.

[inland timber]

could you try making a new user and logging into?
if it works check if the user has perms with ls -l /home and some posts say it's .Xauthority in the home dir

[lapis dragon]

looks like you're making mnt in the home directory

I would suggest trying /mnt/boot and /mnt instead of mnt/boot and mnt