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kind of a late reply but...well some weird stuff...the only distro that I was able to get running without the "boot failing" problem was Manjaro but it had problems like suspend and sleep not working etc. But what I ended up doing is installing Garuda and whenever I boot linux, I disable the...

tried it, but the issue still happens, I honestly think that it's my BIOS messing stuff up for some reason...

Do i add this line in "GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=" or?

Don't worry u were a lot of help, thank you once again

it may be that these crappy retailers have changed some parts and than sold the laptop, but i am happy that it's still in good shape just like it was 1.5 years ago...Well I'll have to get used to the problem ig

I recently upgraded my RAM so i don't think i'll do any upgrades in the near future but thank you for trying to help out

yeah i kinda figured that out xD, i have a Lenovo IdeaPad 330-15ICH 81FK,

i checked if there were any firmware updates on their site but there are none...

yup, that's it

I have a kingmax SSD but I can't really find the model, it just says Kingmax PCIe SSD 256GB so i suppose that is the model...

well it is a laptop and I don't wanna bother opening it up but I'm sure everything is connected like it should be because there are never any problems WHILE i am using it and the "not being detected" thing only happens in linux and not in windows

it was already set to AHCI, there are no BIOS updates and i do not understand what yiu mean by jumpers? The cables that are connected to the motherboard or?

I can't seem to figure out why this is happening and by now I've tried just about everything, but basically sometimes when i boot up, for example ubuntu installation media it just does not detect the SSD or e.g. if i install ubuntu (or any other distro) on my SSD, sometimes it does not boot and...

i fixed it....i do not know how it worked this time but it did...anyways i went into "additional drivers" and just installed an older driver, yeah it is an OLDER driver but it does do the job so i'm happy :D

i fixed it....i do not know how it worked this time but it did...anyways i went into "additional drivers" and just installed an older driver, yeah it is an OLDER driver but it does do the job so i'm happy :D

yup, so anyways do you know how i can fix it?

but i remember the very first time i tried ubuntu i got that error and after that i installed the nvidia drivers and the errors went away, and about 2 months after i reformatted ubuntu because i wanted a fresh install, but installing the nvidia drivers didn't help that time...So i am not sure...

When i turned on my laptop the error showed up and right after i rebooted it i ran your command, so these logs are probably from when the error happened

Back when i used ubuntu i used to get these errors, they dissapeared at one point but came back a week after...

but these logs are from today