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How do I recover my manjaro sy(...) 03/31/25(Mon)02:10:54 No.1522203
How do I recover my manjaro system? Anonymous 03/31/25(Mon)02:10:54 No.1522203 Archived
I improperly ran an update or something and it caused my system to be unbootable, now I want to try and recover it using a liveusb.
I've never done this before, so do I need to do anything other than what's immediately obvious to me, which is:
>chroot /dev/sdb (or whatever)
>sudo pacman -Syyu
>wait for update to finish
>chroot out
Or is that fine?
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