Boot failed: Ubuntu

[quaint basalt]

Idk what I did. I just installed a New SSD into my server (poweredge r630. Mint recognized it on my old install. I decided to install mint on the SSD because it’s obviously much faster than an HDD. Went through the entire install process, it told me to reboot, and this happens:

[patent shale]

make sure SSD is fully compatible, might try a BIOS update and SSD firmware update as well Then after that boot into Linux live env and check smart status of the drive

could be a corrupted boot partition as well

[halcyon skiff]

is secure boot disabled? What are these 'internal SD Modules' ? it could be 'Solid (State) Data Module for os storage? yes, it seems so: https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/dell-internal-sd-module/apd/330-bbmr/wifi-and-networking ... was Windows Server on it before?
the machine: https://i.dell.com/sites/doccontent/shared-content/data-sheets/en/Documents/Dell-PowerEdge-R630-Spec-Sheet.pdf

[quaint basalt]

Yes, Windows Server used to be on it, but i had no issue installing Mint on my HDDs, its only the time i install it on an SSD that it gave me issues.