Could it be because the partition where kernel is stored isn’t accessible that early in the boot process?

oh i shouldn’t put /

Is it safe to install “out of date” packages?

i’d check changelogs of newer versions to see if security features was changed.

were*

Where can we check changelog of newer version? Lts kerenel is flagged “out of date”. H264 codec is flagged ” out of date” in arch repository.

Often on the project page of the software or in the git repo somewhere.

How to fix it without reinstalling Arch?

this seems to be just the initialization process that failed on behalf of the bootloader.

I reinstalled kernel, but it didn’t solve my problem

so reinstall and reconfigure the bootloader

the system is usually ok.

you will need to “enter” your system with arch-chroot like in the instalation process and from there, deal with your bootloader. (it will depend on which booloader you chose)

OR it could be just that the partition with the kernel isn’t mounted properly.

I did it, but it was useless

I booted the system from live-cd, mounted root and efi, went into arch-chroot, installed the kernel and bootloader as written in archwiki, exited from chroot, unmounted partitions, rebooted the computer, but the problem was not solved

Could it be because the partition where kernel is stored isn’t accessible that early in the boot process?

(just venting the idea)

How to check it?

Linux linux

arch-chroot
reinstall kernel.
sudo mkinitcpio -P
Update grub with the command
Reboot

sudo pacman -S atom
error: target not found: atom

how to fix?

Install from the aur

command?

(i am new to arch)

It depends on your AUR helper (yay, paru, etc), I personally use yay, so it would be yay -S atom

I downloaded lts-kernel from live-cd and replaced kernels in grub

first install aur helper like yay or paru
then install atom using it

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/AUR

Do *NOT* install an AUR helper before understanding the manual build process, it’ll bite you down the line otherwise.

consider that atom is no longer developed.

^

yes this command works

ok

Can you tell me what you mean “it’ll bite you down the line” ?
Is there any problem in aur helpers?

i followed this guide to install yay

How to Use AUR in Arch Linux

okay