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When I reboot my system, I got error message like this:
[Firmware bug] TSC_DEADLINE disabled duto Errata; please update microcode to version: 0xb2 (or later)
::running early hook [udev]
Warning: /lib/modules/4.14.5-1ARCH/modules.devname not found - ignoring starting version 235
::running hook [udev]
::Triggering uevents ...
Waiting 10 seconds for device /dev/disk/by-partuuid/5f26bda7-0187-48bf-94f4-60006431789e ...
ERROR:device 'PARTUUID=5f26bda7-0187-48bf-94f4-60006431789e' on real root
mount:/new_root: can't find PARTUUID=5f26bda7-0187-48bf-94f4-60006431789e.
You are now being dropped into an emergency shell.
sh: can't access tty; job control turned off
[riitfs]:I woud appreciate for any help ![]()
Last edited by jarvx (2017-12-19 01:14:08)
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Sounds like your initramfs didn't get regenerated.
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Sounds like your initramfs didn't get regenerated.
So what should I do to get it work ? Or What information should I provide here. Thanks so much
I have tried mkinitcpio -p in arch chroot mode but it didn't work.
Last edited by jarvx (2017-12-19 03:30:10)
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I assume you did enable the microcode update?
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You ran mkinicpio, and your boot partition was mounted?
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You ran mkinicpio, and your boot partition was mounted?
I use arch installation media to enter the computer. Then I mounted the all partitions then ran mkinitcpio after arch-chroot
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I assume you did enable the microcode update?
I think so ![]()
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So what's actually in /lib/modules/ while you're at the emergency shell?
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So what's actually in /lib/modules/ while you're at the emergency shell?
I cannot type anything in emergency. When went to chroot mode, the result is
4.11.2-1-ARCH
4.14.6-1-ARCH
4.9.70-1-ARCH
4.9.70-1-lts
extramodules-4.14-ARCH
extramodules-4.9-lts
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OK, so you have many problems. Normally that output wouldn't be helpful, but it appears that you have 4.14.6 installed but are booting 4.14.5. That usually means your boot partition wasn't mounted when you updated, but the initramfs appears to be updated, so you probably have filesystem problems on /boot. Why do you still have 4.11.2-1-ARCH, and WTF is 4.9.70-1-ARCH? If you can't type anything in the initramfs, your config is screwed up there, too.
Last edited by Scimmia (2017-12-19 05:24:29)
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OK, so you have many problems. Normally that output wouldn't be helpful, but it appears that you have 4.14.6 installed but are booting 4.14.5. That usually means your boot partition wasn't mounted when you updated, but the initramfs appears to be updated, so you probably have filesystem problems on /boot. Why do you still have 4.11.2-1-ARCH, and WTF is 4.9.70-1-ARCH? If you can't type anything in the initramfs, your config is screwed up there, too.
Did you mean I need regenerate /boot partition
The content in /boot is
EFI/
grub/
loader/
syslinux/
initramfs-linux-fallback.img
initramfs-linux.img
initramfs-linux-lts-fallback.img
initramfs-linux-lts.img
intel-ucode.img
vmlinuz-linux
vmlinuz-linux-lts
Last edited by jarvx (2017-12-19 05:52:51)
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I would start by reinstalling both of your kernels.
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I would start by reinstalling both of your kernels.
Okay
Thank you so much.
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Had the same problem a few days ago, where my desktop crashed while I was making a system upgrade (including kernel upgrade).
Simply booted into an Arch Live System, chrooted into my installation and reinstalled the kernel which solved the problem.
Last edited by flortsch (2017-12-19 11:42:21)
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