if it crashed halfway through, you may have serious issues with your drive, backup your /home directory then reinstall and just pop your home directory back in.
If you want to make your life easy, get a package list so you know what packages to reinstall:
pacman -Qe > packagelist.txt
When you reinstall just choose the same username and it will reuse all your configs etc after you copy your old home dir back in
I booted into the archlinux installer and mounted all of the partitions. Then arch-chroot <wherever-your-partitions-are> and use pacman to reinstall broken packages. I reinstalled linux and a few others I don’t remember.
Then recreate the initramfs mkinitcpio -p linux
This gave me a bootable system, but some packages were still broken. I reinstalled everything using pacman -Qnq | pacman -S -
Yeah that’s what my thought was to do, but I’m having troubles. I think I’m not chrooting properly or something. Do you think I’d need to mount a swap partition?