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If grub is loading the kernel from the ESP, you need to mount that, usually to /boot, and reinstall the kernel so that it's present there.
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I mounted the parition to /boot and reinstalled the kernel now im unable to even start arch and im thrown into a rootfs prompt . Is this because my partition is encrypted? I will try edit my mkinitcpio
Last edited by ccm767676 (2022-04-24 12:59:24)
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Thank you guys so much! It worked !
The solution was to use the installation media and mount the main partition to /mnt and the second partition to /mnt/boot. Then arch-chroot into /mnt and remove the linux kernel using pacman -Rcns linux and the installing it again after that i did pacman -Qqn | pacman -S - and after that i edited the mkinitcpio file to account for my encryption then ran mkinitcpio -p linux and then grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg
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