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You corrupted your kernel. Arch had nothing to do with that, and regardless of the os if you corrupt the kernel you need to reinstall.

• baq 5y ago
  Wow. How’s that a reasonable answer? The OS did a very bad job at upgrading something that should be upgraded in an atomic fashion and blew up on both that and a failsafe boot to previous kernel. Neither should happen.
  • kyruzic 5y ago
    Unplug a windows machine, or any os, while its updating and see what happens. Y
    • baq 5y ago
      Please point me to where I said windows does a good job, because I must’ve missed writing that.
    • SilverRed 5y ago
      Android and ios will survive this. Android uses an A/B partition scheme and will switch back to a working partition if the upgrade failed.
• walteweiss 5y ago
  How do you corrupt your kernel? What leads to that?
• SilverRed 5y ago
  Fedora silverblue can recover from this state. The kernel is just a file inside the OS image. If the latest OS image is corrupted due to a power failure, it will just boot the previous image which is still working.