Manjaro won’t completely boot after update

[rfreymuth]

I just updated Manjaro, and now when I try to boot up, the progress bar on the boot screen seems to go past the logo and will soon leave my screen! Which means it will take an infinitely long time to boot up, and it seems it will never boot up! Can somebody please help me?!

[bogdancovaciu]

Either this:

System not booting after update: "ERROR: device UUID <ID> not found. Skipping fsck.", dropped into emergency shell

Same issue here with a Dell XPS from 9360 (nvme disk). I was able to boot the system by downgrading to linux49 4.9.105-1. Steps: create manjaro usb and boot on it open terminal and mount hard drive. In my case, it was: sudo mount /dev/nvme0n1p2 /mnt chroot to hard drive (taking care of mount binds): manjaro-chroot /mnt /bin/bash reinstall old package from pacman cache: pacman -U /var/cache/pacman/pkg/linux49-4.9.105-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz exit chroot, unmount /mnt and reboot I have not been…

or

Sh: can't access tty, job turned off

Simply update your system with today's update. It is already fixed.

[rfreymuth]

Went to Advanced Options and downgraded my kernel, and now it booted up completely! Thanks for linking me to a vague suggestion that gave me the right idea!