Deletion of Timeshift snapshots caused havoc

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@caniko

Everything was fine when I did this.

You must be joking, or trolling.
You had a total disaster and you mention nothing.

Restoring kernel after pacman update/transaction interrupt, and trouble booting after restoring kernel (permission issues)

During a system update (pacman -Syu), my kernels were uninstalled without being re-installed. The system didn't boot because there is no kernel on the default location any longer. Solution, boot to USB and re-install kernel through pacman: I launched garuda through USB bootable, and entered my garuda install by running garuda-chroot -a in terminal. Then I ran pacman -S linux-tkg-bmq (as root), and got the following crash during Timeshift backup: resolving dependencies... looking for conflict…