Boot failure

[anon11595408]

@shuvashish76

Too many commands, if you can guys can summerize what went wrong & how it got fixed in one comment I’ll add it as Solution which will help others as well.

• You broke the system by restarting during an ongoing kernel-install
• You had to chroot into the system, in order to do some repairs:
• Reinstall the kernel. #Errors had to be solved by @joekamprad:
• An empty /etc/mkinitcpio.d/linux.preset had to be filled with content as provided by Joe. The reason for the file being empty is unknown. - Also see this post below!
• Update grub.
• Reboot.