No, you are not allowed to make criticism on this page!?
Nothing of that sort was said here. I am saying that the statement:
Thats Cachyos !!! go with linux mint .. more stable
is not very helpful. Maybe I should have said “This comment is not very useful if the user wants to get their system up and running again”.
My current system is running daily since 9 months. Hundreds of updates including kernels and a KDE Plasma update in-between.
The one week I could not boot was my own mistake.
So no, CachyOS per se is not unstable. Arch Linux tends to go weird when you mess config files up too hard and/or do things you don’t fully understand and/or can’t retrace the steps that lead you where you are right now. Which is why I keep a “diary” of my system and advise everybody to do the same.
But we are derailing ourselves here from the topic, OP still hat a broken system.
@datadigger maybe share the link that comes from sudo cachyos-bugreport.shwith us?
Together with the error messages that lead to linux-firmwire-amdgpu, pipewire-audio, and snapper being kaput?
And maybe even some
findmnt -t btrfs
and
lsblk -o NAME,TYPE,FSTYPE,MOUNTPOINT
People here need more info than just “all broken”.
What about @JimmyTwoTimes answer? If the packages conflict, they conflict. So get rid of the one you don’t want, right?