After update: boot loader cannot find devices anymore
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After installing updates on my Arch Linux installation, the boot loader is unable to find the boot device anymore. It says something along the lines of "Waiting for /dev/disk/by-uuid/..." and ultimately fails and drops me into an emergency shell.
The disk works just fine and I can still dual-boot the Windows installation on it.
The Arch Linux ISO shows the same behaviour, but I was able to boot SystemRescueCD ISO into an emergency system. From there, I downgraded the kernel package and linux-firmware package - unfortunately to no avail.
All in all, my problem looks a lot like this question except that I already tried the proposed solution but without success.
arch-linux boot
asked Jan 11 at 8:50
milgnermilgner
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After installing updates on my Arch Linux installation, the boot loader is unable to find the boot device anymore. It says something along the lines of "Waiting for /dev/disk/by-uuid/..." and ultimately fails and drops me into an emergency shell.
The disk works just fine and I can still dual-boot the Windows installation on it.
The Arch Linux ISO shows the same behaviour, but I was able to boot SystemRescueCD ISO into an emergency system. From there, I downgraded the kernel package and linux-firmware package - unfortunately to no avail.
All in all, my problem looks a lot like this question except that I already tried the proposed solution but without success.
arch-linux boot
asked Jan 11 at 8:50
milgnermilgner
1113
Did you check if the UUID are still found as actually devices? Match the UUID stated in/etc/default/gruband/or/etc/fstabagainst the output of the commandblkid.
– rowan
Jan 11 at 9:45
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After installing updates on my Arch Linux installation, the boot loader is unable to find the boot device anymore. It says something along the lines of "Waiting for /dev/disk/by-uuid/..." and ultimately fails and drops me into an emergency shell.
The disk works just fine and I can still dual-boot the Windows installation on it.
The Arch Linux ISO shows the same behaviour, but I was able to boot SystemRescueCD ISO into an emergency system. From there, I downgraded the kernel package and linux-firmware package - unfortunately to no avail.
All in all, my problem looks a lot like this question except that I already tried the proposed solution but without success.
arch-linux boot
asked Jan 11 at 8:50
milgnermilgner
1113
After installing updates on my Arch Linux installation, the boot loader is unable to find the boot device anymore. It says something along the lines of "Waiting for /dev/disk/by-uuid/..." and ultimately fails and drops me into an emergency shell.
The disk works just fine and I can still dual-boot the Windows installation on it.
The Arch Linux ISO shows the same behaviour, but I was able to boot SystemRescueCD ISO into an emergency system. From there, I downgraded the kernel package and linux-firmware package - unfortunately to no avail.
All in all, my problem looks a lot like this question except that I already tried the proposed solution but without success.
arch-linux boot
arch-linux boot
asked Jan 11 at 8:50
milgnermilgner
1113
asked Jan 11 at 8:50
milgnermilgner
1113
asked Jan 11 at 8:50
milgnermilgner
1113
asked Jan 11 at 8:50
milgnermilgner
1113
asked Jan 11 at 8:50
milgnermilgner
1113
1113
Did you check if the UUID are still found as actually devices? Match the UUID stated in/etc/default/gruband/or/etc/fstabagainst the output of the commandblkid.
– rowan
Jan 11 at 9:45
add a comment |
Did you check if the UUID are still found as actually devices? Match the UUID stated in/etc/default/gruband/or/etc/fstabagainst the output of the commandblkid.
– rowan
Jan 11 at 9:45
Did you check if the UUID are still found as actually devices? Match the UUID stated in
/etc/default/grub and/or /etc/fstab against the output of the command blkid.– rowan
Jan 11 at 9:45
Did you check if the UUID are still found as actually devices? Match the UUID stated in
/etc/default/grub and/or /etc/fstab against the output of the command blkid.– rowan
Jan 11 at 9:45
add a comment |
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Did you check if the UUID are still found as actually devices? Match the UUID stated in
/etc/default/gruband/or/etc/fstabagainst the output of the commandblkid.– rowan
Jan 11 at 9:45