I believe someone already suggested that you use the archiso to chroot into the installed system?

I tried aws-checksum but it seems to be not correct

This is not your system.
It’s the iso… Am I right?

Yeah

When i boot into the system..
It goes into grub rescue

So i tried recovering from the iso

Any help

From the chroot.

Yeah

Mount your partitions and chroot into your system, and then run the command you were asked. It’s no use if you just run it on the iso and not on your actual system.

Seppuku, not sudoku 😂

i have problem slow speed git clone /fetch when using anonym dnscrypt-proxy? does anyone have magics trick about it?

Sudoku is an intentional misspelling, often used for humoristic reasons

moin,
i installed KDE Plasma from the repos and now uppon trying to open the application menu i get this error message: file:///usr/share/plasma/plasmoids/org.kde.plasma.kickoff/contents/ui/Kickoff.qml:18:1: plugin cannot be loaded for module “org.kde.plasma.private.kicker”: Cannot load library /usr/lib/qt/qml/org/kde/plasma/private/kicker/libkickerplugin.so: (/usr/lib/libAppStreamQt.so.2: undefined symbol: as_component_is_free)

did you do a pacman -Syu already?

no but im gonna do this now

Probably you can just get a new one from kde store

Hello together,
so in the meantime the bugreport about the problems after updating grub is closed now…
I do not exactly understand the procedere what users of grub have to do in future.
https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/75701#comment210633

Do I have to look carefully on each update if there was an update of the grub package and then
call grub-install/grub-mkconfig?
Did I missunderstand something?

It boots into grub rescue all the time…

And
cat /etc/os-release. Can’t be executed there

This is actually what happens…

If you update the GRUB package and also want an updated GRUB loader then you’ll have to reinstall the loader too.

I believe someone already suggested that you use the archiso to chroot into the installed system?

You’ve ALREADY been told to chroot into your system to execute the command.
If you’re not familiar to arch-chroot.. Then read
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/chroot

Do you run Arch?
If so, nothing is needed on regular updates.

Do you need to regenerate grub config?
Probably best to install latest GRUB beforehand.

Of course its Arch.

No I dont need so.
But after my last update my system was not able to Boot…
I had to arch-chroot/grub-install/grub-mkonfig…

Now I wonder if I have to do grub-install/grub-mkonfig after each -Syu where grub was updated…

Do you happen to use BTRFS? Because me and someone I know had the same problem, it’s in Arch news now (although a bit late) but people I know that use EXT4 didn’t experience it

Yes I use BTRFS.

We cannot predict the future

It’s a good idea to have a pacman hook to update grub on your device. grub-mkconfig already is automatically ran. I had that since I needed to sign the grub EFI stub due to secure boot. I don’t use grub anymore, but I wouldn’t have been affected by this issue, due to that. If I recall correctly, there’s an example of said hook on grub’s wiki page.

There’s also a package in aur iirc

I used the grub cryptboot one, because I had encrypted boot and SB

I installed Arch with secure boot when the iso provided the support for it

And I sign the kernel during the boot using keytool

fmt is blocking updates here. It is happening the same with you guys?

pacman -Si fmt