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Cant boot, Read-only filesystem

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https://bbs.archlinux.org – Hi guysSry if this isnt the right section to post, but i didnt find any section in the forum where my problem fit.So, today i was working on my laptop, and at the same time updating the system when the power went down. When the power came back Arch woudnt boot, a lot of Read-Only File system errors are trown, this are some examples:Removing leftover files failed to create file /var/log/wtmp: read-only file system failed to create file /var/log/btmp: read-only file system chmod(/tmp) failed: Read-only file system chmod(/var/tmp) failed: Read-only file system Saving dmesg log impossible remove (HowTos)

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