But having a script in the Live ISO that does all common steps to repair aa broken install would be really nice to have for unexperiend users. Is something not covered by this, the User can still ask here. Of course, this will not solve all problems, but it will the repairs the sytem in 60%-80% of all cases from waht I know from support forums. So what the script should do is basicly to chroot into the not owrking system, reinstall all Kernels and Grub, install missing updates, check if all packages are installed correctly and do a grup-update. Through my years in Linux forums I leraned that a not booting system is often cauused by the same problems.
Why not add a Icon to repair a broken Manjaro instalation? This will run a script that do some basic stuff. FIXED: After updating to 12.3.0 when using. When you boot the Live ISO, you currebtly haave a Icon to install Manjaro. case then please go Edit options > Status, repair and click Repair frontend button. The most frequent installer filenames for the software include: ClickRepair.exe and ClickRepairRT.exe etc. The actual developer of the program is AMR. This makes me wonder: Why did no Distro provid a auto repair script? This is something that would be really nice to have in Manjaro. The 3.9.8 version of ClickRepair is available as a free download on our website.
Broken updates are often the reason why a Linux system does not boot. I needed to chroot into my system, reinstall the Kernel and do a update-grub. I’m advanced user so I was able to resolve this issue by myself. Today I interupted the update process which results in a not booting system.
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