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I was typing to update the packages using yay, but (from what I remember) the "uni" package was conflicting and i tried to update excluding it. The system became somewhat unresponsive, and after exiting and restarting the session the problem still persisted. I rebooted the pc but now it is unable to boot arch
It gives me this error in red:
./systemd/sre/boot/10g.c:30@efi_assert: systemd-boot: Assertion 'BS-›AllocatePa ges(type, memory_type, n-pages, Baddr) == EFI_SUCCESS' failed at . /systemd/sre/ boot/util.h: 95exmalloc-pages, halting.
It seems to be the same error from this thread:
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=302698
But i already installed arch and i'm not trying to boot it from an usb
Last edited by Lel2000 (2025-02-22 10:57:06)
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Try booting via live USB, mount your system, arch-chroot into it like when you first installed it and try updating using pacman, not yay.
While you're in there, what is the output of "pacman -Qm"?
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I'm gonna make a live usb from my laptop, igonna update you soon
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I made the live usb, took me a while because of some broken amd drivers
This is what i get whenever i try doing anything with pacman in the broken partition
pacman: error while loading shared libraries: libicuuc.so.76: cannot open shared abject file: No such file or directory
I menage to update the partition using pacman from the usb instance but it still gives me the same problem from the first post when i try to boot it
This is the result of -Qm
afdko 4.0.2-2
afako-debug 4.0.2-2
cassandra 5.0.2-1
cassandra-debug 5.0.2-1
discord-canary 0.0.591-1
kokkos 4.5.01-1
kokkos-debug 4.5.01-1
lib32-Izo 2.10-2
lib32-1zo-debug 2.10-2
lib32-sd12-debug 2.32.0-1
meh-git 0.3.56.ga8da4fB-1
meh-git-debug 0.3.56.gaßda1f8-1
mingw-w64-tools 12.0.0-1
mingu-u64-tools-debug 12.0.0-1
mpupaper 1.7-1
mpupaper debug 1.7-1
python-ufonormalizer 0.6.2-2
gt5-webkit-debug 5.212.0alpha4-26
rsd12-debug 2,32.0-1
unityhub 3.11.0-1
virtualbox-ext-oracle 7.1.6-1
exclicker 1,5,1-1
xclicker-debug 1.5.1-1
ixdelta3-cross-gui-bin 1,7.1-1
xdelta3-cross-gui-bin-debug 1.7.1-1
xeus 5,1,0-1
xeus-debug 5,1,0-1
xeus-zmy 3,1,0-1
xt1 0,7.7-1
yay 12,4.2-1
yay-debug 12,4.2-1
zstd static 1,5,6-1
zstd-static-debug 1,5.6-1
Last edited by Lel2000 (2025-02-21 15:04:19)
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Can you share the contents of your pacman.conf file? I want to see what repos you have enabled.
Can you share the output of Journalctl? You can use the -b flag to select previous attempted boots.
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Can you share the contents of your pacman.conf file? I want to see what repos you have enabled.
Can you share the output of Journalctl? You can use the -b flag to select previous attempted boots.
Sorry how can i save them both as an output in the usb partition?
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Also when i try to update now pacman it says that it can't find any file in "/etc/mtab" and it stops
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You can use something like this assuming internet access:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/List_o … ted_client
You can send text or files via command line and then it should return a URL you can manually note down, as they're usually short. So use one of those services if possible.
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You can use something like this assuming internet access:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/List_o … ted_client
You can send text or files via command line and then it should return a URL you can manually note down, as they're usually short. So use one of those services if possible.
Internet access shouldn't be a problem, as soon as i get home from work i'm gonna post the url
Wile i was thinking about it, could i in the eventuality, reinstall arch on the root partition wile keeping the user partition intact?
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Or manually backup the files from /home and only keep what you need.
But yes a reinstall would likely resolve any issues, but its nice to know what the problem is in the first place or what caused it.
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Yeah i could also just back the files up
From what i seen it was an incompatibility with some library and mat-lab, i forced the update and it caused a partial update, even if i'm not sure why pacman still gives me error after removing the packages
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Can you share the contents of your pacman.conf file? I want to see what repos you have enabled.
Can you share the output of Journalctl? You can use the -b flag to select previous attempted boots.
Here the pacman.conf file:
https://0x0.st/8iij.txt
Here Journalctl -1:
https://0x0.st/8TTl.txt
Using journaltctl -b 0 gives me this error
Failed to get boot ID: Function not implemented
Last edited by Lel2000 (2025-02-21 20:36:11)
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I've successfully rescue all the files that i need from the main partition, and now I'm reinstalling arch on the root partition
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