In the case that an update failed and the user is attempting a rescue it might be impossible to run the eopkg commands recommended in the "My system doesn't start after an update" without running eopkg drop-cache first. Instead, the user might encounter cryptic errors about non-existing files which do not guide to a solution. I believe it would be useful to mention the command to the reader.
In the case that an update failed and the user is attempting a rescue it might be impossible to run the
eopkgcommands recommended in the "My system doesn't start after an update" without runningeopkg drop-cachefirst. Instead, the user might encounter cryptic errors about non-existing files which do not guide to a solution. I believe it would be useful to mention the command to the reader.