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After an upgrade (that I did with a chroot from my recovery disk), attempting to boot into my system gives an error: cannot mount /boot
In emergency mode, I can view the log the full error is:
mount: /boot: unknown filesystem type 'vfat'
I get the same error if I try to do it manually
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Sounds like you didn't have the boot partition mounted when you did the update, so you're booting the old kernel that's still on that partition.
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Makes sense, I could definitely have overlooked that. How to I fix that? If I load back into the chroot, mount /boot and pacman -Syu it tells me there's "nothing to do"
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Reinstall the kernel
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Just reinstall the kernel:
pacman -S linux
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Just reinstall the kernel:
pacman -S linux
This worked for me.
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Glad to hear, though please don't necrobump year old threads to confirm that this worked.
Closing.
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