is not my fist time using linux but is my first time using “arch” and system-d, i did an update today, but my computer froze during the update, and after about 20 minutes, I decided to force a restart, and now the system installation is not showing up in the system-d boot menu
I think you may need to boot on the live ISO and arch-chroot. Then run the updates again and see if it will complete the updates and then you’ll be able to leave the arch-chroot and reboot and see if that works.
I runned pacman -Syyu in arch-chroot, my installation is still not showing up in the boot menu
Oh never mind, i found out the restart during the update not only broke all my kernels but also broke my nvidia drivers.
Those are the commands i executed in arch-chroot to fix everything in a endeavouros system-d installation, im going to leave this here for other people with the same problem
#runing yay as without root in arch-chroot
su -u <insert-username> yay
#reinstall kernel
reinstall-kernels
#reinstall/update nvidia drivers and other nvidia related stuff
pacman -S nvidia-dkms nvidia-utils lib32-nvidia-utils nvidia-settings
now every thing woks again, thanks for pointing me in the right direction
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