Is the OS on a raid array by any chance?
Is the OS on a raid array by any chance?
No the OS is on a single drive SSD.
Thanks for a fast repsonse
No the OS is on a single drive SSD.
Ok. Boot into the 4.14 kernel and do the following
update-initramfs -u -k all
update-grub
Then try one of the 4.19 kernels.
Now none of them boots.
That shouldn't have broken anything and means something else is very broken. Your 4.14 kernel just hadn't been updated. Does it show any errors? Otherwise, I have no guesses.
What can I do now when I cant access shell?
Boot a Debian 9 iso and enter rescue mode.
Anyways, im in rescue mode right now. No idea how this works, just install using Rescue mode? (just afraid of messing up my raid)
Being in rescue mode should allow you to look at the boot logs.
Or should i just reinstall the OS?
Might be easier.
Mabye refrain from doing apt upgrade? I just like to be on the latest
I don't and have never had this problem. Without the logs, I can't speculate on what happened.
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