I was dealing with some of these issues after install new kernel version this morning. However I was able to boot with older kernel versions. After a lot of test, now I am able to boot in the new kernel without any problem.
Here there are some checks and tasks that I could accomplish:
-) Check in /etc/fstab and make sure that there are not duplicated mount points for EFI.
I was dealing with some of these issues after install new kernel version this morning. However I was able to boot with older kernel versions. After a lot of test, now I am able to boot in the new kernel without any problem.
Here there are some checks and tasks that I could accomplish:
-) Check in /etc/fstab and make sure that there are not duplicated mount points for EFI.
-) Try apt install --reinstall linux-image- 5.4.0-37- generic
-) Try sudo update-grub
Also, I removed drivers for nvidia and VirtualBox because some errors that I saw in journalctl.
Hope this helps somebody.