Hi all,
I have recently started using endeavouros. It’s great; but after a sudo pacman -Syu, my device now boots straight into emergency mode. My journalctl -xb logs say that there’s a problem with efi.mount, and the directory that it links it to [/efi] is completely empty, ls -a showing just . and ..
p.s: i can’t update my system as nmcli [figured out inline code blocks] says that there’s an error. I’m certain that this is due to the fact that my system stops mid-boot.
Without more logs, it’s hard to say what you have going on, but my first suspect is /efi is hosed. I did that a couple of times while I was testing this in Hyper-V before I flipped over to this OS full-time. 
I think you’ll need to get into a chroot environment, probably using the USB installer, like so:
https://discovery.endeavouros.com/system-rescue/arch-chroot/2022/12/
And after this, do a reinstall-kernels. That did it for me both times before I figured out what was clobbering my systemd-boot bootloader.