"/vmlinuz-linux not found" after Crashed System Update

[deft leaf]

I wanted to update my system (Did sudo pacman -Syyuu) but my computer froze out of no where when it was setting the dkms (The Sys Update Included the linux, linux-lts, and their header
So i did a force shutdown, then i booted up my computer and when i tried to enter my arch linux system, it just showed that /vmlinuz-linux not found
So i knew that my kernels got corrupted, i booted my ArchISO and then Mounted to the Chroot (Through the Arch Formn page that talks about the same problem im having right now 1st Image
But when i tried to Update my linux kernel alone, when it came to the dkms part is showed like this 2nd Image
So im thinking that the problem is with one of my aur drivers (installed realtek drivers for my new bluetooth usb)
If so or not, what do i do next

[sinful sable]

What is in the make log that is pointed by pacman ?

[deft leaf]

lemme check

[deft leaf]

it doesnt exist...??

[sinful sable]

huh

[deft leaf]

could it be that my realtek drivers are not up to date

[next ledge]

Is the system bootable?

[deft leaf]

thr already installed one?

if so then no its just says that /vmlinuz-linux was not found and returns me to the grub boot menu

[next ledge]

Boot from the live archlinux iso.

[deft leaf]

already in the liveiso

[next ledge]

Ok, what is the output of lsblk?

[next ledge]

Did you mount anything?

[deft leaf]

did mount /dev/sdb2 /mnt, then mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt/boot to access the device through arch-chroot /mnt

sdb is my arch linux hdd

[next ledge]

Okay, now just run pacman -S linux and after that run mkinitcpio -P

[deft leaf]

did it more than once and i have noticed in the install dkms modules part, it shows like this (Bad Return status)

do i continue with mkinitcpio -P

[next ledge]

Yes.

[next ledge]

You use Nvidia?

[deft leaf]

yes

gt 610

[deft leaf]

output

[next ledge]

Ok, run pacman -S linux-headers also

[next ledge]

Run pacman -Qoq 'dkms*' and show the output.

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Install the LTS kernel as a backup pacman -S linux-lts linux-lts-headers

[deft leaf]

had it but got the same thing happened to it

do i install linux zen and its headers?

[next ledge]

No, just install the LTS one.

After that re-run mkinitcpio -P.

[deft leaf]

i have them already installed but encountered the same problem

[next ledge]

Okay, is the nvidia drivers installed?

[deft leaf]

yes

[next ledge]

What is the output of ls -alh /boot/?

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There is no LTS kernel?

[deft leaf]

how? (also above the output of ls is the output od pacman -Qs lts

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It's not installed.

[deft leaf]

how is it not installed??

[next ledge]

Maybe you didn't install it.

[deft leaf]

do i remove the ones that were installed before and install them again

[next ledge]

No, just install it.

[deft leaf]

pacman -S linux-lts linux-lts-headers ?

[next ledge]

Yeah.

[deft leaf]

ok

[halcyon dawn]

In cases interrupted updates you have to reinstall all packages

pacman -Qqn | pacman --overwrite='*' -Su -