Felix Lund
Builds, tunes and over-documents PCs. Interested in ssds, keyboards, laptops.
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Check that /boot wasnt full duirng teh update. A full boot partition causes exactly this: the kernel copies, the initramfs doesnt. df h /boot and remove old kernels with your package manager, not by deleting files.
honestly just reset the firmware and save yourself teh pain good luck man!
been there man unknown block(0,0) usually means the kernel has no initramfs, or the initramfs lacks the driver for your root disk. boot the older kernel and check: [code] if theres a vmlinuz for the new version without a matching…